Discover fun countryside walks for all the family

A 6½ mile circular walk, combining the historic centre of Evesham, riverside walking, Evesham Country Park and spectacular views. The walk starts at The Almonry and is indicated by the disc ‘Evesham Vale Circular Walk 1’.

A 4, 6 or 8 mile walk visiting the Market Gardening area of the Vale. The walk starts at the far end of Badsey Lane and is indicated by the disc ‘Evesham Vale Circular Walk 2’.

A 5, 5½ or 10 mile walk connecting five villages and five ‘Trusts’ in the Vale. The 5 mile walk passes through South Littleton and Offenham, and the 5½ mile walk through Cleeve Prior and North Littleton. All three walks start in Middle Littleton and are indicated by the disc ‘Evesham Vale Circular Walk 3’.

A 7 or a 10 mile walk with extensive views of Bredon Hill along the way.
The walk starts at Viaduct Meadow Car Park, Abbey Road, Evesham, and is indicated by the disc ‘Evesham Vale Circular Walk 4’.

A 7 mile walk with extensive views, visiting historic and picturesque villages.
The walk starts at Viaduct Meadow Car Park, Abbey Road, Evesham, and is indicated by the disc ‘Evesham Vale Circular Walk 5’.

A 5 mile walk following meandering brooks and streams, and with extensive views towards the Cotswolds. The walk starts from the lay-by on Longdon Hill, accessed off the A44, signed Badsey (nearest postcode WR11 7RR) and is indicated by the disc ‘Evesham Vale Circular Walk 6’.

Walk around the beautiful countryside of east Worcestershire, which is home to the rare Brown Hairstreak butterfly. The trail links to the Wychavon Way footpath and passes through Grafton Wood.

A category 3 tramper route and therefore offers an easy stile free walk in beautiful countryside, taking in the Parishes of Broughton Hackett and White Ladies Aston. Please note that sections of this route can be muddy in places.

This half-mile woodland walk winds up and down, round and round, like a spaghetti junction in the bold and beautiful Beech woods and ancient limestone quarry works. The old London Road bisects the site, where you can imagine the old carts trundling past.

Riverside walks never fail to be interesting, as rivers are havens for wildlife of all sorts and anything could drift past. This fully waymarked walk along the River Avon will not disappoint, whatever time of year you visit.

Waymarked walk, nestling in the heart of agricultural Worcestershire in the picturesque parish of Hanbury. This varied circular walk combines canal-side walking, hedge-line fields, historic buildings and parkland.

The Hadzor Circular links Droitwich Spa with the small rural village of Hadzor, walking along quiet waterways and through surrounding countryside. The Droitwich Junction and Worcester and Birmingham Canals provide flat and pleasant walking.

This walk shows a carpet of mauve Heather attracting colourful butterflies and bees in the summer; gold trees in the autumn; crisp clarity views in the winter; or flowers blooming in the spring. A great year-round option.

This walk will guide you around the heart of the designated conservation area of Hartlebury village. En route you will pass the White Hart Public House. Opposite the White Hart you will discover St. James’s Church built in 1836.

Encircling the prominent Droitwich Water Tower which stands on top of Yew Tree Hill, the walk takes you along quiet paths from Droitwich into the surrounding countryside.

Arising from an aspiration to improve access to the River Avon and make more of its attractions, as well as highlighting the town’s glorious heritage, Evesham Rambling Club decided to mark 70 years since its founding in 1947 by devising and executing a Round Evesham Walk.

A delightful riverside walk starting and finishing at the wharf where often colourful narrowboats are moored.