A relatively easy walk – with a tempting reward at the end!
Starting from Bishampton we follow part of the Queen Elizabeth walk. A short climb along a quiet road takes us into woodland for a bit of an adventure.
After a short break, we venture across the Vale Golf Club – watch out for mishit golf balls! If we are lucky, there may be reindeer at the shop at the club entrance.
Open fields and woodland lead us back to Bishampton. The walk ends with a two mile loop out of the village, across more farmland and then back to our starting point – and lunch for those who want it.

A short circular ramble through the attractive countryside around the old Roman town of Alcester taking in Oversley Wood and the River Arrow.

A gentle, undulating walk from Mickleton taking in Thistly Hill and Dairy Hills, before reaching Bakers Hill, where we walk back down to Mickleton.

Find out about Droitwich’s Salt Heritage on this relaxing ramble taking in parts of the Wychavon Way, Vines and Lido Parks and rolling countryside.

A walk through Himbleton towards Earl’s Common before going south on the Wychavon Way. Then we return via undulating tracks and paths near Huddington.

We return to Mickleton but a different route from the January short ramble. We climb Bakers Hill then follow the Monarch Way to Hidcote Bartrim and then return past Hidcote Manor and Kiftsgate Court.

Starting in my lovely village of Welford on Avon, taking in farmland, Heart of England Forest and the River Avon. What’s not to like?

Walking uphill to a very good vantage point with extensive views on a clear day. Return route through Ashton Wood and village road.

A circular route showcasing the best of the North Cotswold countryside, with breathtaking panoramic views, wildlife and a pretty Cotswold village.

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.

We head along Canada Lane, through fields and woodland, emerging onto Heath End. A bridleway, woods and farmland take us back onto Canada Lane and onwards to the New Inn. Good panoramic views.

Starting from Bishampton, wander through the Worcestershire countryside, observing everyday countryside life – flat fields with crops, rolling pastureland, fields with livestock, partridges and, maybe, bouncing Monkjack.