All Walks
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Train from Colwall Station to Ledbury and walk back to Colwall, taking in Eastnor and British Camp
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The walk highlights how Colwall Stone developed due to the arrival of the Worcester to Hereford railway; its engineer Steven Ballard; horse racing and a public school’s miniature railway.
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Common, canals, riverside, a disused railway line and countryside.
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A beautiful afternoon’s walk on the Worcestershire / Herefordshire border, through farmlands and orchards
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A fascinating walk, passing many interesting homes and learning about the people who lived in them.
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A lovely traverse of Bredon Hill with extensive views of the Severn plain and the Malvern Hills.
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Visit many of the historic spouts and springs on the Hills and enjoy wonderful views
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The history, features and folklore of the two Hill Forts, Midsummer Hill and British Camp
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Learn about the first and last battles of the Civil War. Who won, and why.
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How WW2 took over Great Malvern
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Learn about the former quarrying industry and its dramatic impact on the Malvern Hills
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Outstanding scenery and a unique brewery to add flavour
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A lovely circuit on the northern hills, visiting the three tops: North, Table and Beacon
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Explore the Geology of the Southern Hills from Ragged Stone Hill
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The whole of the Malvern Hills ridge from Chase End in the South to North Malvern
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This is a delightful walk along ancient pathways around the southern part of the Malvern Hills: stand where three counties meet
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Villages, Woods, Fields and Views on the West Side
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A wonderful, undulating meander in West Malvern, with some geology
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Expansive views of Symonds Yat and the River Wye, rivaling the spectacular views from the rock itself.
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A relaxing and convivial experience, walking and singing in the countryside around Colwall
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A walk embracing the highlights of Tewkesbury, past and present
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Follow in the footsteps of the hire-donkeys that once took tourists up the Malvern Hills
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Wonderful countryside to the west of the Malvern Hills
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The 31-mile Worcestershire Way is a diverse and attractive route covering a wide variety of landscapes and terrains. Riverside walking, hill climbs and diverse woodlands all feature