Farming in the Teme Valley today (Malvern Walking Festival)
Ever walked around a field and wondered what is growing there and why ? Answers on this highly informative walk and talk, with an experienced local farmer. We take an…
£5
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Hillforts & History (Malvern Walking Festival)
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,…
£5.00
Bringsty Common and Surroundings (Malvern Walking Festival)
On Bringsty Common we pass the early 18th century thatched Inn ‘Live & Let Live’ and the disused Mount Sion, a simple Methodist Chapel. We move on to the edge…
£5.00
Geology of the middle of the Malvern Hills (Malvern Walking Festival)
We will visit Gullet Pass Pit, Gullet Top Quarry and walk along the ridge as far as Clutters Cave, returning across Castlemorton Common. We see the igneous rocks intruded as…
£5
Scenic West of the Malverns (Malvern Walking Festival)
This scenic walk starts from the car park from where we walk up North Malvern Road to join the Worcestershire Way, turning westwards to Storridge, up Whitman’s Hill and down…
£5
Walking up a thirst – from the Hop Shed brewery (Malvern Walking Festival)
The walk starts and returns to the Hop Shed where their bar will be open before, and more sensibly for us, on our return to buy and sample some of…
£5
Malvern Hills End to End (Malvern Walking Festival)
We will meet at North Quarry car park and take a coach to Chase End, at the Southern end of the Malvern Hills range. We will then walk back to…
£15.00
Mosey around Mathon (Malvern Walking Festival)
This is a wonderful, undulating meander in West Malvern and Mathon, crossing over ridges of Silurian limestone and valleys of Silurian Shale. We pass Hay Slad Spot, one of the…
£5.00
Bredon Hill (Malvern Walking Festival)
A lovely traverse of Bredon Hill. A short climb to start, then a lovely flat walk south along the side of the hill before heading to the top. Back through…
“Sing up and keep on walking” (Malvern Walking Festival)
Some songs lead you to adventure, some take you home again, by march, or skip or steady tread. There are many songs to walk to, and many paths to tread.…
£5.00
Discovering the King’s Thirds (Malvern Walking Festival)
Short of cash in the 1630s, and at odds with Parliament, King Charles I introduced many imaginative methods of raising revenue. One of these was the King’s Thirds. The archaeology…
£5.00
Malvern: The Culture and The Cure (Malvern Walking Festival)
Starting at the Florence Nightingale bench in Church Street, this is an entertaining and informative circular walk around Great Malvern led by a Civic Society guide. The emphasis will be…
£5.00
