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  • A 3 day walk along the whole of the well-known and defined Worcestershire Way from Bewdley and back to Malvern – 31 miles

  • A rural walk from Hereford to Worcester

  • A guided walk from the lovely Georgian town and Abbey of Pershore along the Avon, taking in picturesque villages nearby.

  • An exploration of routes off the beaten track, on and around the Herefordshire Beacon and nearby hills

  • From Hartlebury Common taking in the disused railway line, the canal and the river, then back to the common.

  • A lovely meander around the lower, less well-known part of the Malvern Hills.

  • A walk from and returning to the Hop Shed – the only brewery in the UK on a hop farm

  • A circular walk taking in a central section of the Malvern Hills.

  • Beautiful circular walk around Hanbury combining canal-side walking, hedge-lined fields, historic buildings and parkland.

  • A short but lovely circular walk that starts and ends from the town of Tenbury Wells

  • A walk through the area of Malvern known through history as ‘Barnards Green’ – a wider area than usually supposed

  • A pleasant walk through the Hanley countryside with many points of interest

  • Starting from Broadway, the “Jewel of the Cotswolds” this scenic walk passes through the beautiful villages of Snowshill and Stanton before returning to Broadway.

  • Historic houses, people and events in and around Hanley Swan

  • This walk includes iron age hill forts, lunch at a lake side and return along lanes and commons.

  • Tewksbury’s Abbey, Battle and Riverside

  • A circular tour of Upton Upon Severn

  • A guided walk through the technological history of radar in Malvern. Was the War won by radar? Learn about Malvern’s vital role.

  • Fabulous walk on lower slopes of the Malverns

  • A strenuous but rewarding walk with amazing views and great camaraderie.

  • Join Kirsty for an ‘Introduction to Shinrin-Yoku’ (Forest Bathing) Walk

  • A glorious circular walk of Ombersley and surrounding countryside.

  • A circular ramble around Ledbury

  • Historical ramble around Upton and Hanley Castle

  • Train Walk from Colwall to Great Malvern using a gentle and scenic route over the Malvern Hills

  • Visit 9 natural or man-made heritage water features

  • A Jolly Jaunt over the hills from Malvern, stopping at various places of refreshment en route and ending with

  • Ramble over the hills from Ledbury to Great Malvern

  • 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.

  • A lovely bracken covered walk from Bromyard Downs heading for the Frome Valley

  • Join a guided walk around the extensive and impressive grounds of historic Madresfield Court

  • Join a gentle guided walk around the Madresfield estate with a former estate manager

  • A varied walk crossing the most beautiful parts of the lower Teme Valley on the Herefordshire/Worcestershire border

  • This is a walk designed for those who are interested how local food is grown and marketed and the challenges facing farmers in the beautiful Teme Valley

  • An entertaining and informative walk around Great Malvern. The emphasis will be on the town’s varied cultural history and its role as a centre for the controversial Water Cure in the 19th Century.

  • Historic houses, people and events in and around Hanley Castle

  • Explore the ancient Precambrian rocks of the Malvern Hills

  • A beautiful meander to Symonds Yat Rock, one of the iconic features of the Forest of Dean.

  • We’ve named this walk ‘The William Whiting Way’ in memory of William, who for many years led walks for the Festival, but who sadly died in 2023. This was one of his walks.

  • Beautiful circular walk from Railway Inn around the Malvern Hills

  • A circular walk across Castlemorton Common

  • A beautiful afternoon’s walk on the Worcestershire Herefordshire border.

  • A walk through the area of Malvern Link and the surrounding villages looking at its history and how it developed

  • This is a walk designed for those who are interested how local food is grown and marketed and the challenges facing farmers in the beautiful Teme Valley

  • Scenic walk throughout the West of the Malverns via Cradley

  • An opportunity to see the geological effects of the Ice Age contrasting the scenery of each side of the Malvern Hills.

  • A guided walk through lovely scenery and lots of interest on and around Bringsty Common

  • A walk that encompasses two Hillforts (British Camp and Midsummer Hill) with glorious views of the surrounding countryside. The walk leader is a landscape archaeologist who will describe the history.

  • A walk from and returning to the Hop Shed – the only brewery in the UK on a hop farm

  • An 8 mile walk around and over Bredon Hill

  • Undulating meander in West Malvern

  • Learn the fascinating history, and evidence of, the King’s Thirds on the northern Malvern Hills

  • Share rhythm, song and camaraderie on this informal and fun walk for all ages.

  • An entertaining and informative walk around Great Malvern. The emphasis will be on the town’s varied cultural history and its role as a centre for the controversial Water Cure in the 19th Century.

  • The Midlands Air ambulance is our chosen charity to support, and they invite us to visit the air ambulance station, meet the medical staff and look at the helicopter – all followed by a short walk

  • From Chase End to End Hill taking in all the hill tops; at a leisurely pace.