A circular walk climbing to Broadway Tower for spectacular views of Evesham Vale and surrounding areas. The walk takes us up Snowshill Road, along footpaths to Coneygree Lane. We go up Coneygree Lane (steep) and then across footpaths to Middle Hill where there is another steep section. The walk continues to Broadway Tower where we can enjoy the views and have a brief stop before continuing the walk down the Cotswold Way (steep in sections with steps) back to the village where the walk finishes on the Green.

A gentle ramble from Hawbridge, skirting Deerfold Wood, through Drakes Broughton and return via Millennium Wood. There are several pubs nearby for refreshment after, depending on the weather.

A circular walk from Winchcombe to the 'Drover' wood carving on Langley Hill. Ever changing views of the surrounding hills and Vale of Evesham.

A wander around Dumbleton Village and surrounds.

We start and end at The Oak Inn in Upton Snodsbury. We leave the village and head across farmland towards Broughton Hackett. Before we get anywhere near the village of Broughton Hacket (it is a Friday evening and it’s 'all you can eat' carvery at The March Hare, so we will stay away from the chaos!), we veer left and head towards the pretty little village of White Ladies Aston.
We complete a small loop around the village of White Ladies Aston before heading back towards Cowsden and then to our start point.

Starting from ‘The Green’, we head south along Snowshill Road to West End where we pick up a footpath heading steeply uphill from Pye Corner, across very prominent ridge and furrow. From here we can take in the views across to The Bank and Dulverton Hill, possibly catching a glimpse of Broadway Tower. At Manor Farm we take the path out towards the village of Laverton from where we pick up the Winchcombe Way towards the village of Buckland. Here we leave the Winchcombe Way and follow the footpath through Broadway Coppice and then head downhill crossing West End Lane, taking the path round the Flood Alleviation scheme back into Broadway.

An evening stroll from Offenham through the heart of the herb and salad growing industry that has proliferated in the Vale over the past decade, returning alongside Broadway Brook to the Boat Lane Brewery for well-earned refreshment.

After crossing Kempsey Common we visit the18th-century folly, Pirton Castle, built by the Earl of Coventry to view from his distant estate at Croome Court, and on to nearby Pirton Pool and then to Pirton Church. Our return route is via Stonehall and Kempsey Commons.

A nice gentle walk around Spernall Park in the Heart of England Forest. Will be some good views if the weather is clear.

Leaving Willersery, we take a steady climb to reach Foxhill Manor, one of the leading hotels in the area. We then descend to Broadway via Bibsworth Covert.
On reaching Broadway, we take a footpath behind the High Street and follow clear paths and field tracks to reach a disused railway line, which we follow back to Willersey.
After the walk there will be an opportunity for a drink at The New Inn.
Please park considerately on the side of the main street.

A nice, relaxing wander across Worcestershire farmland, with a call in to the newly planted Heart of England Forest at Naunton Beauchamp.

Starting and finishing at the Oak Pub in Upton Snodsbury (an ERC Friday evening favourite), with an opportunity for drinks and/or food. Prebooking food is required and a menu will be distributed to those who have booked nearer the date.

An evening stroll along the River Severn, visiting Clifton and Ashmoor Common.