新しい土地での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Gentle cattle that are very well suited to life on the hills

The view northwards from North Hill is extensive on a clear day. You can see the chain of hills that run through the northwest part of Worcestershire to the Shropshire border. The Worcestershire Way and the Geopark Way both run along these hills. You can also see the Clee Hills in Shropshire, and across Herefordshire to Marcle Ridge and beyond to the Welsh Hills such as the Black Mountains.

Lady Howard de Walden had this drive build during the 1890's to give employment to local people but also to provide an enjoyable route for horse drawn carriages around North Hill. It is one of the most used paths on the Malverns, and provides fine views across to the Beacon. especially when the trees of Happy Valley are in autumn colour.

There are quite a number of these direction arrow stones on the Malverns, they look good and they are very informative.

In the winter this is a great spot to photograph the Worcestershire Beacon in the snow.

The water currently needs to be boiled before consumption

After ascending the 99 steps from Malvern, you’re rewarded with a stunning view of the town, beautifully framed by rolling hills and sprawling farmland in the distance.

Recently renovated. Interesting information board explaining all about the donkeys who carried people up the hills