アバリーでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The descent of Wynniats Way affords a fine view across to Woodbury Hill

Abberley Hill trig point, there are not many trig points that are surrounded by large mature trees, it rather defeats the object of surveying!

The ridge of Abberley hill is a fine walk, and that is the reason it forms part of the Worcestershire Way, the Geopark Way and the Abberley Circular.

Climbing the south side of Abberley Hill gives a panoramic view across Great Witley to Woodbury Hill and Walsgrove Hill.

This is actually a view of Great Witley, Abberley is behind you at this viewpoint

The view from the top across to the clock tower of the school and to Woodbury Hill is a highlight of any walk on Abberley Hill.

Quite a steep section, so be prepared. Fantastic panorama on the top (top of Abberley Hill can be climbed along the Worcestershire Way, but cycling isn't allowed there).

This view contains many layers of history, dating back thousands of years. The scattered farms of the manor of Abberley were established from at least Anglo Saxon times with the original road system winding around large round fields and the medieval common land. This area is part of the medieval deerpark given to Ralph de Toni by William the Conqueror which stretched up onto Abberley Hill. The manor passed to the Earls of Warwick fairly soon afterwards. Medieval legal documents record frequent fines to local people for breaking in and hunting.