Walk from Moreton-in-Marsh Railway Station on the northern edge of the Cotswold National Landscape (AONB), across the Vale of Red Horse, to Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire’s southernmost town. Continue reading Moreton in Marsh – Shipston on Stour
Circular walk from Church Stretton Railway Station to Ratlinghope, site of the grave of Richard Munslow Britain’s last “sin-eater”. Continue reading Church Stretton – Ratlinghope
Walk from Colwall Railway Station up and along the Malvern Hills range to the Worcestershire Beacon and down via St. Anne’s Well to central Great Malvern. Continue reading Colwall – Great Malvern
Walk between the villages of Honeybourne and Ilmington on the north western most fringes of the Cotswolds. The walk is mostly rural and passes through three counties, going up and over Ebrington Hill the highest peak in Warwickshire. Continue reading Honeybourne – Ilmington
Rural walk in the Wye Valley through the southern fringes of Herefordshire to to Goodrich Castle described by William Wordsworth as the county’s “nobleist ruin” Continue reading Ross on Wye – Goodrich Castle
Circular walk up Caer Caradoc a 459 metre tall hill topped with a impressive Iron Age hillfort in the Shropshire hills. Walk starts and ends from Church Stretton Railway Station.. Continue reading Caer Caradoc
Circular walk from Colwall Station up onto the Malvern Hills range to the prominant striking British Camp hillfort on top of the Herefordshire Beacon. Continue reading British Camp
Circular walk from Church Stretton to the Long Mynd plateau, along the top via the sumitt at Pole Bank, then back to Church Stretton. Continue reading Long Mynd
Predominantly rural walk from Great Malvern to Colwall via Castlemorton Common which hosted Britian’s largest ever free party in May 1992. Continue reading Castlemorton Common
Walk across Cannock Chase between the two historic and distinctive southern Staffordshire coal mining town’s of Hednesford and Rugeley. Continue reading Hednesford – Rugeley
