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Favourite Dog Walks By Guest Dog Blogger Pepper – 1. British Camp

MEET PEPPER! Pepper, a nine year old, Bichon Frise is our first guest dog blogger who has been out on her one of her favourite adventures up to the top …

Spring in every step on a walk around The Malverns

Did you know that walking lifts the mood, boosts brain power, promotes sleep and helps you live longer? Well, it’s true, and we have the science to prove it! No …

Wander Through Winter Wonderland

Malvern Hills Winter Walkers Copyright Jan Sedlacek

Wrap up warm this winter and head out for an invigorating winter walk in The Malverns. Don’t let the crisp wind chill and wintry lows keep you cooped up indoors …

Autumn is alive across The Malverns with a kaleidoscope of colours

Pull on your walking boots this November and enjoy Nature at its most resplendent. Romantic morning mists, clear blue skies, a refreshing nip in the air and the most glorious …

Discover Malvern’s Marvellous Trees with a local expert on a self-guided trail

Malvern Hills From Priory Park Copyright Jan Sedlacek

I often navigate by pubs and castles. In days gone by, people in Worcestershire often navigated by houses and trees. In fact, trees were favourite meeting places for centuries. Would …

Walks To Tickle The Taste Buds

Who doesn’t like food? It’s the pleasure palate of life! Our area boasts a fine array of tempting, locally-produced edibles to tickle the most discerning of taste buds, and combining …

Stroll Into Summer On A Summer Walk

Sunshine makes us happy and not just psychologically. Natural light triggers changes in the brain, to make us feel more cheerful, and promotes the body’s production of vitamin D – …

Walks With A View … Or Two

You can’t beat a natural panorama to revive body and soul, and The Malverns are blessed with a plethora of richly diverse, far-reaching ‘take your breath away’ views. Of course, …

On The Scent of A Good Dog Walk

Dogs need to walk and not just for exercise. A proper walk fulfils your dog’s natural, primal instinct to step out in search of food, whilst enjoying mental stimulation, social skills practice …