Walks from Malvern, Worcestershire
🌿 Volcanic ridge, valley farmland, ancient hillfort sites
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Great Malvern sits at the foot of one of England’s most distinctive ridges — the Malvern Hills, a Precambrian spine rising sharply from the Severn Vale to give spectacular views in every direction. The ridge can be walked end to end in a long day.
A gracious Victorian spa town with excellent walking directly from the town centre, Great Malvern is one of England’s most satisfying walking bases — the hills begin at the end of the streets and the ridge is exhilarating yet accessible for all abilities.
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Several town car parks. Train from Worcester and Hereford. Malvern Link or Great Malvern station (Worcester–Hereford line)
The Foley Arms, Sidney’s Café, Anupam restaurant
- Worcestershire Beacon
- Herefordshire Beacon (British Camp)
- Midsummer Hill
- Malvern Hills end-to-end
- Pinnacle Hill
- North Hill circular
- All Worcestershire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Malvern is covered by OS Explorer 190. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Worcestershire Way
- Malvern Hills trail





