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Worcestershire Cakes and Ale Trail

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This is an old Publication that is no longer available

Publication Type
Guidebook
Author
Bob Bibby
ISBN
9780953319657
Date Published
2009
Size
196 x 126 mm
Number of Pages
116pp
Purchase Info
Second-hand copies may be available
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Pierrepoint Press is a private imprint, owned by Bob Bibby.


Review:

Amazon 2018

The Worcestershire Cakes and Ale Trail is an enjoyable seven-section walk through the varied Worcestershire countryside. Beginning in the spa town of Great Malvern, it takes walkers over the Malvern Hills via Knightwick to reach the pretty village of Martley. Next it follows highs and lows in the Teme valley to reach Tenbury Wells "the little town in the orchard", before an intriguing journey on the opposite side of the Teme via Mamble and Rock to the Georgian town of Bewdley. Then it's over the flatlands through Wilden and Hartlebury to Droitwich Spa, before a journey through pretty villages with interesting stories of wicked vicars to the capital of plum land, Pershore.

Next, after a step along the River Avon, it's up on to Bredon Hill for wondrous views of the Vale of Evesham before descending to the stick-dancing Upton-upon-Severn. The last section leads inevitably across country to the Malvern Hills and finally over the Herefordshire and Worcestershire Beacons back to the starting point in Great Malvern.

The route of The Worcestershire Cakes and Ale Trail is given in detail, accompanied by diagrams and illustrated information about places passed through. The main features of each town are also described and illustrated, together with listings for Real Cakes, Real Ales and accommodation.


Paths Covered by this Publication:

174 km / 108 miles

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