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Walk the Worcestershire Way

Winding its way through 31 miles of beautiful Worcestershire Countryside, this waymarked walking trail has something for everyone.  Cool woodlands, orchards full of blossom and historic towns and villages, the Worcestershire Way has them all.

The Way takes you through some of the most inspiring countryside in Britain.  Starting alongside the River Severn in the picturesque, Georgian town of Bewdley, the river takes in rolling farmland and intimate stream valleys before leading to the impressive Abberley Hills.  After a series if impressive views, the Way then descends into the magical and timeless River Teme valley before returning to woodland ridges.  Finally, the Worcestershire Way provides you with an experience of the dramatic Malvern Hills before finishing in the Victorian spa town of Great Malvern nestling beneath.

The route passes through a landscape of significant importance.  Scenes of rebellion and peaceful insurrection have all been played out within a stones throw of the Way’s passing.  Tiny villages, wayside churches and historic buildings all testify to a colourful past.

Wheeling Buzzards, wildflower meadows full of wonderful plants and dancing butterflies, woodlands hiding delicate orchids and echoing with the startling bark of the Muntjac Deer at dusk are the natural backdrop to the walk along the Worcestershire Way.