km od začátku : 0019
Bag End
This Evil cannot remain in the Shire, Frodo must leave cosy Bag End and travel to Bree.
There, Gandalf will meet him once more, after he has spoken with the head of his order, Saruman.km od začátku : 0044
South Farthing
Stretching from Three Farthing Stone in the centre of the Shire all the way down to its southernmost border, this warmer region is renowned for its lush fields and crops.
Frodo and Sam travel cross-country, as advised by Gandalf, in order to reach Bree. Although still in the Shire, this is an important milestone for Sam, being the farthest away from home he’s ever travelled.
km od začátku : 0064
Woody End
As the name might suggest, this region is located on the Eastern edge of Green-Hill and it’s one of the very few forests in the Shire.
Here, Sam and Frodo witness the last journey of the Wood Elves as they head to the Grey Havens, leaving Middle-Earth, never to return.
km od začátku : 0097
Bamfurlong
Located in The Marish, Maggot’s farm is well known amongst Hobbits for its abundant crop fields.
Taking a shortcut through the corn, the Hobbit pair stumbles upon Merry and Pippin, who are helping themselves to the bountiful harvest yet again. Before long, they have to run so as not to be caught by Maggot.km od začátku : 0105
Bucklebury Ferry
This unmanned ferry on the Brandywine River is one of the main crossing points between the Shire and Buckland.
After a close encounter with a cloaked rider, the raft serves as a literal lifeboat for the Hobbits. Huddled, they float through the night, hoping to reach safety before the pursuer crosses Brandywine Bridge. km od začátku : 0233
Bree
This unassuming village is located at the meeting of two important roads: The Great East Road and the Old North Road, making it an important stop for travellers.
Bree is one of the only settlements in which Men live alongside Hobbits. Here one can find the Prancing Pony, where travellers can rest and where the four Hobbits are headed, eager to get warm and meet Gandalf. 
