Worcestershire Way
50 km / 31 miles
Starting along the River Severn in the Georgian town of Bewdley, it crosses rolling farmland to reach the Abberley Hills. It continues over the hills of Penny and Ankerdine to cross the River Teme. The Suckley Hills are also traversed and from Cowleigh it crosses the northern main Malvern Hills to the Victorian spa town of Great Malvern beneath. The route was revised in 2004.
Details:
| Path Type: | Paths Marked on OS mapping | |
| Waymark: | Green pear logo on named discs | |
| Attributes: | Challenging; River; Heritage | |
| Start: | SO785755 - Bewdley, Worcs  |
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| Finish: | SO775459 - Great Malvern, Worcs |
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| Web Sites: | Worcestershire CC Website - Waymarked Walking Trails |
Publications, Badges and Certificates:
| Paperback: | Worcestershire Way Walker's Guide (Worcestershire County Council - 2004) |
| Leaflet: | Worcestershire Way Accommodation Guide (Worcestershire County Council) |
Maps: |
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| Purchase Ordnance Survey Maps (path is named on OS maps): | |
| OS Landranger: | 138, 149, 150 |
| OS Explorer: | 190, 204, 218 |
| OS Explorer Active: | 190, 204, 218 |
Connected Paths:
| Path Highlights: | Worcestershire Way Highlights |
| Paths Marked on OS mapping: | Gloucestershire Way; North Worcestershire Path |
| Other Paths: | Elan Valley Way; Geopark Way; Great English Walk; Sabrina Way; Teme Valley Walk; Teme Valley Way; Three Choirs Way; Wye to the Thames Click to show 5 more Other Paths |
| Anytime Challenges: | Abberley Amble; Black Pear Marathon; Carpet Baggers 50; Malvern Hills Challenge Walk; Malvern Link; Mini-Alps; Robert's Romp; Severn Valley Marathon Click to show 5 more Anytime Challenges |
Downloads:
| GPS Exchange Format Route File: | Worcestershire Way GPX Exchange Format Route File | Login to Download (Members Only) |
| MemoryMap Route file: | Worcestershire Way Memory Map Route File | Login to Download (Members Only) |
| Tracklogs Route file: | Worcestershire Way Tracklogs Route file | Login to Download (Members Only) |
Route Profile:
| 46.8 Km (29.1 miles) 1,560 m (5,118 ft) ascent 336 m (1,102 ft) maximum height |
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