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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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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 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 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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This is a scenic walk from Great Witley, ascending Abberley Hill, then eastwards to St Peter’s Church, Astley, before returning via Witley Court.
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A beautiful meander to Symonds Yat Rock, one of the iconic features of the Forest of Dean.
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Learn the fascinating history, and evidence of, the King’s Thirds on the northern Malvern Hills
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A scenic walk on paths, tracks and woodland towards Leigh, Birchwood common, Storridge and the beautiful Knapp and Papermill. Home via Blackhouse woods, Lulsley pool. spectacular views & wildlife.
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Beautiful circular walk from Railway Inn around the Malvern Hills
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From Ledbury station we walk through Ledbury and then over the wooded ridge to Eastnor Park. We then climb up onto the Malvern Ridge and past Herefordshire Beacon before descending to Colwall station
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An 8 mile walk taking in the beautiful river Wye and fabulous views from Coppet Hill
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A circular walk of 10 miles starting at and returning to Tintern Abbey
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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.
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This scenic walk takes you from Winchcombe to the ruins of the medieval Hailes Abbey, with splendid views, returning via Sudeley Castle. Elevation of 1000 feet.
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A ramble around the industrial heritage hidden amongst the Malvern Hills
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From Chase End to End Hill taking in all the hill tops; at a leisurely pace.
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A circular walk taking in a central section of the Malvern Hills.
