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Black & White Villages - Eardisland to Weobley

Black & White Villages

Eardisland to Weobley

Black & White Villages - Eardisland to Weobley

Can you locate the Staffordshire hoard of gold?

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8,000+ happy families

They are a really good and fun way to explore a new town or city, or your local area... Suitable for all ages. We are in our 70's.

– Laura Reeves

We were a group of 3 generations between 17 and 70ish – you really don't need to have children with you to enjoy these trails.

– Sarah Smith

Makes exploring towns really fun.

– Karunen Pillay Vencatasawmy

Great little adventures... and at £10.99 they are good value.

– L Stewart

Fantastic time spent exploring, treasure hunting, seeing new places.

– Jane Stevens

We got to see new places and things you wouldn’t notice, if you were simply walking round.

– Laura Beale

Brilliant fun, covering all ages. I've done these alone, with my teen kids and even did one as a first date!

– Zara Lyford

A great way of visiting a place in a way you wouldn't normally.

– DaveB3650

You look at features of towns you don't normally notice.

– Rachel Hill

Enjoyable solving clues and going to places in the town which we never knew existed.

– Mr Stephen Parnell

An excellent way of exploring a new or familiar place.

– Lucien Riviere

We learnt new details about a location we thought we knew.

– Kate Hood

Explore Black & White Villages Differently

Discover somewhere new - or rediscover somewhere you thought you knew.

A family reading a Treasure Trails booklet together on a sunny street
  • Follow a carefully planned self-guided route through the area
  • Use real landmarks and features to crack around 18 clever clues
  • Notice fascinating features you'd normally walk straight past
  • Great fun for everyone from 6 to 106
  • Around 2.5 hours of exploring
    Around 1.5 miles of walking
  • One trail is perfect for up to 5 people

How it Works

  1. 1. Choose how you want to explore

    Use the App, print your Trail at home, or let us print and post it to you.

  2. 2. Access it
    instantly

    Your App and PDF are ready immediately, whichever option you choose.

  3. 3. Explore
    & solve

    Follow the route and crack the sneaky clues along the way.

  4. 4. Submit
    your answer

    Enter your final
    answer online to
    reveal the ending.

Ready for an adventure?

A trail of clues awaits in

Black & White Villages

Pirates, treasure maps, black and white villages in Herefordshire? You must be kidding… But no, there is a link! When they discovered the Staffordshire Hoard, the largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold ever unearthed, they found a map and an old manuscript which seemed to have been unrelated. Wind forward and it is now believed that Anglo-Saxon pirates buried half of the treasure in a triangle between three villages in Herefordshire. Although the map is of an island, that is thought to have been part of the enigma designed to throw enemies off the chase. The pirates were from Herefordshire farming families who sailed the Seven Seas seeking their own fortunes. The question now is, can YOU, our best explorers, solve this puzzle and discover where the treasure hoard may have been buried nearby all those years ago?

Treasure Hunt Through the Black & White Villages - Eardisland to Weobley

Are you looking for something to do with family and friends or seeking a fun day out with the kids in the Black & White Villages? Then why not explore Weobley on this self-guided treasure hunt themed Treasure Trail. As you follow the Trail route, can you solve the sneaky clues set on existing buildings, permanent features and monuments to discover the location of the buried treasure?

This walking and driving Trail shows off the three 'black and white' Herefordshire villages of Eardisland, Pembridge and Weobley. If you wish, you can drive or cycle between the villages to solve the clues around each of them.

Get ready to embark on a thrilling adventure and uncover the secrets of the Triangle Treasure Hunt!

Black & White Villages - Eardisland to Weobley
Black & White Villages - Eardisland to Weobley
Black & White Villages - Eardisland to Weobley
From the case file
Black & White Villages - Eardisland to Weobley

Your answers hold the key...

Uncover the hiding place and reveal the story behind the treasure.

Trail Information

Trail Location

The Black and White Villages Treasure Trail starts at:

Church Road

Eardisland

Leominster

Herefordshire

HR6 9BW

England

Treasure Hunt Themed Trail

Treasure
Hunt

2.5 Hours Duration

2.5 Hours

1.5 Miles Walking Distance

1.5 miles

8 Miles Driving Distance

8 miles

8 miles Cycling Distance

8 miles

Not Wheelchair Accessible

Not
Accessible

Not Pushchair Accessible

Not
Accessible

Dog Friendly

Dog
Friendly

Trail Details:

  • A Treasure Hunt themed driving and walking Treasure Trail around Black and White Villages 
  • Ideal for discovering more about where you live or exploring somewhere new
  • Trails are done in your own time at your own pace
  • This Trail involves approximately 1.5 miles of walking and 8 miles of driving/cycling, and will take around 2.5 hours to complete
  • This Trail is suitable for all ages from 6 - 106 (no children necessary!)
  • One Trail booklet is enough for 4-5 people
  • Circular loop Trail
  • Mobile phone text service for clue answers if you get stuck, ensuring that no mystery goes unsolved
  • This Trail can be sent to you in the post or downloaded today for instant Trailing fun!

Mini Explorer Club

We have three super duper themed Clubs for your child to enjoy as part of their Treasure Trail experience.

Perfect for 4-8 year olds, the concept behind the Clubs is that your child will get a bundle of goodies to excite them about their forthcoming Trail experience, something to keep them entertained whilst travelling to and from the Trail, and something to be given on completion of the Trail as a keepsake.

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