The walk takes in some beautiful views of the Cotswold Hills and will include some bits of the Cotswold Way. We will walk through Stanton which is a picture perfect Cotswold village. We start at the Stanton Community Club.

A lovely circular walk in the Teme Valley through traditional orchards, pastures and ancient woodland, taking in part of the Worcestershire Way, with spectacular views from the scarp of Rodge Hill across some of the best countryside in Worcestershire.

We will take the Winchcombe Way towards the village of Stanway and from here we take the footpath through Lidcombe Wood towards Park Farm. A footpath then takes us to the small village of Taddington. We return across fields to Stumps Cross to pick up the Winchcombe Way back to Wood Stanway.

Taking an Autumn Walk through the nature reserve and onto a walk around the alleyways in the centre of Tewkesbury.

Gentle walk through typical countryside. Refreshment and toilet facilities at start/finish, also toilet midway.

The walk takes in some beautiful views of the Cotswold Hills. We will walk through Stanton which is a picture-perfect Cotswold village. We start at the Stanton Community Club. We will walk some bits of the Cotswold Way. We will leave at 10:00 promptly.

A gentle ramble starting from Kinsham. We will pass through Kemerton Lake Nature Reserve which is a habit for numerous bird and dragonfly species before heading to Kemerton and Overbury.

A gentle stroll around the Arrow Valley Country Park with guest leaders Noelin and Simon. Mostly on well surfaced paths, though if the weather permits we will be going down a few bridleways with the inevitable mud.

Right from the outset we have a glimpse of the Malverns as we leave the outskirts of Hanley Castle and continue to enjoy these splendid views as we take in the Worcestershire countryside that lies between the Malvern Ridge and the River Severn.

A scenic circular walk from the Vale Golf and Country Club following the Jubilee Walk towards Rous Lench and then taking the Wychavon Way up into and through Yeald Wood and Old Yew Hill Wood. Heading out of the wood we walk uphill towards Church Lench before heading back to the Golf Club across open countryside.