A lovely walk taking in the quiet villages of Butlers Marston and Combrook, and the lakeside and estate of Compton Verney. There are spectacular views in all directions. There will be the opportunity for a drink at The White Swan in Kineton after the walk.… Read More
Starting at the top of the Welcombe Hills and Clopton Park, a 60 hectare nature reserve, the route passes Clopton House and Tower before a lunch stop in Stratford, and then return uphill back to the cars.… Read More
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.… Read More
Trevor and Lesley lead the first of May’s Evening Rambles from Broadway over open farmland to Childswickham, passing several farms including Gorsehill Abbey Farm with its ‘Pour your Own’ Milk Shed.… Read More
A joint walk with Evesham Ramblers in the lovely countryside around Twyning, followed by a visit to Showborough House Garden Sculpture Exhibition, where you can view an incredible selection of art and sculpture in the delightful gardens and meadow.… Read More
This walk combines elements of three walks in the Heart of England Forest Spernal area. We will follow alongside the River Arrow for a while before heading to College Wood with its views of Spernal and Studley Castle. We then pass through Morgrove Coppice before heading back to our cars.… Read More
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.… Read More
A circular walk which takes in a number of ancient woods and quaint villages and hamlets such as Abbots Morton and Wood Bevington. The route also crosses an old ridgeway with good views to either side.… Read More