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A fabulous trail showing off the best of the Worcestershire coutryside. Over three days we walk from the riverside town of Bewdley to the Malvern Hills, finishing in Great Malvern. (31 miles in total)
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A scenic walk from Bringsty Common to the Bromyard Downs and back through the Brockhampton Estate.
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Circular walk across Castlemorton Common to Little Malvern Priory,Upper Welland, St. Wulstan’s Nature Reserve and back across the fields.
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Starting from Broadway, the “Jewel of the Cotswolds” this scenic walk passes through the beautiful villages of Snowshill and Stanton before returning to Broadway.
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A guided walk by an expert, who will describe where the Battle of Worcester was fought as we cover the route from the outskirts of the City and onto the point where Charles II was defeated.
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A varied walk of mixed terrain starting and finishing at North Malvern Quarry car park. The walk will visit some of the springs and wells of the Malvern Hills.
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A walk from and returning to the Hop Shed – the only brewery in the UK on a hop farm
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A glorious circular walk of Ombersley and surrounding countryside.
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From North Quarry out over Worcester Beacon to Eastnor Obelisk and back over Hereford Beacon
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A scenic walk crossing fields and ancient woodland, following the Worcester Way and Geopark way through species-rich and diverse wildlife, flora and fauna. The walk is steeped in history and mystery.
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A pleasant walk through the Hanley countryside with many points of interest
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An opportunity to see the geological effects of the Ice Age contrasting the scenery of each side of the Malvern Hills.
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A short but lovely circular walk that starts and ends from the town of Tenbury Wells
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A pleasant walk taking in three pubs, stopping at one. Great views and some tall tales all on and around the Malvern Hills.
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This is a scenic walk from Great Witley, ascending Abberley Hill, then eastwards to St Peter’s Church, Astley, before returning via Witley Court.


