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.

Starting in Harvington, we walk down to the new woodland planted by Worcester County Council at New Farm, Norton. We then follow the path of the disused railway track to The Valley where there will be a refreshment stop. We will then walk back to Harvington along the River Avon and through local orchards.

Starting from New End, we follow the Millennium Way and Spittle Brook to Coldcomfort Wood, where we pick up the Monarch's Way back to our starting point via the small village of Cladswell.

Leaving Kemerton we ascend past Bell's Castle and continue across the Hill to Bredon's Norton, returning by Westmancote.

An invigorating circular walk following the Winchcombe Way and returning via the Gloucestershire Way with spectacular views across the countryside.
Note if recently rained some paths may be muddy and slippery.

From Hampton Lucy we head north up Scar Bank and continue to a small hamlet before following tracks past Daisy Hill Farm and the road up to Mount Pleasant Farm. Good panoramic views on this scenic walk in the Warwickshire countryside.

A pleasant, not too strenuous walk with a short stretch on country lanes through Wick then riverside ramble along the River Avon. Followed by a walk through the ancient Tiddesley Wood before heading back to Pershore.

Starting from Wick by the church a circular route along the river to Pershore and back again.

Easy walking through fields, a little road walking taking in the hamlet of Murcot. Crossing back over the Hinton Road to the village of Aston Somerville. Heading back along part of the Wychavon Way to reach Childswickham through the village and back to the pub car park.

The walk explores the fascinating local waterways, including the Stratford Canal and a circuit of Earlswood Lakes, with lots of history and wildlife. Also, we walk through part of Clowes Wood & New Fallings Coppice.

Countryside tracks passing through village, railway, canal locks, garden centre facilities.

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.