Walks from Bewdley, Worcestershire
🌿 Ancient lowland oak forest, river valley, sandstone heath, parkland
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Bewdley is one of the finest Georgian river towns in England — a graceful sweep of red-brick buildings along the River Severn, with the ancient Wyre Forest, one of the largest remaining tracts of lowland oak woodland in Britain, immediately to the west. The Severn Valley Railway, one of England’s finest heritage lines, runs through the town.
A beautiful Georgian river town with the Wyre Forest on its doorstep and a heritage steam railway, Bewdley makes an outstanding base for combining woodland walking with riverside paths along one of England’s great rivers.
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Town centre car parks. Severn Valley Railway from Kidderminster (heritage steam line)
The Mug House Inn, Bewdley Museum café, Wyre Forest Visitor Centre café
- Wyre Forest waymarked trails
- Severn Way riverside
- Severn Valley Railway path to Arley
- Devil’s Spittleful nature reserve
- Habberley Valley
- Spring Grove & the Severn meanders
- All Worcestershire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Bewdley is covered by OS Explorer 218. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Severn Way
- Wyre Forest trails





