Worcestershire Way in 3 Days (Malvern Walking Festival)

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Event Description

WALK: T01
DISTANCE: 31 miles (Day 1: 10 miles, Day 2: 10 miles, Day 3: 11 miles)
DURATION: 6 hours each day
DIFFICULTY: Hard
DATE: 25-27 May 2024
START TIME: 9:30am
START LOCATION: Day 1: Abberley Village Hall, WR6 6AZ, Day 2: Knightwick GP Surgery, WR6 5PH, Day 3: Priory Road South Car Park, Malvern, WR14 3DS
WALK LEADER: Karen McGuire and Brona Pentall
COST: £40

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. Even over 3 days it is a challenge.

Day 1:  10 miles

We start on the River Severn, in the beautiful Georgian town of Bewdley, once home of Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin. We follow, closely at times, the highly popular Severn Valley steam railway. We continue on a varied, scenic and undulating route to Ribbesford; the route then heads to Heightington before passing through woodland on narrow winding lanes down to Abberley Hill.

Day 2:  10 miles

Day 2 takes us past the 19th century Italianate mansion of Abberley Hall, and the magnificent, prominent Abberley clock tower. We climb steeply to Woodbury Hill Fort and continue high above the River Teme on a long ridge, eventually descending to a highly scenic riverside section. From near Martley we climb Ankerdine Hill and walk on to the hamlet of Knightwick, nestling in the Teme Valley.

Day 3:  11 miles

We cross the Teme, and continue in picturesque and varied countryside, through the Suckley Hills to pretty Longley Green. With the Malvern Hills now close, we walk through mixed farmland, including large apple orchards. Finally, we climb steeply to the main Malverns Hills ridge and enjoy views of much of our walk. We drop steeply to the finish in Malvern.

There are several ascents and descents and stiles to negotiate

Bring a packed lunch for each day.

For further details and to book a place click HERE

25 May – 27 May 2024

£40.00