Enjoy the surroundings of the Malverns

A DOG OWNERS CODE OF CONDUCT Dogs are a great source of fun and companionship for many people, so if you are visiting or live in the area, you will want to bring your dog to the Malvern Hills. However being a responsible dog owner is crucial to making sure there is no conflict with other users of … [Read More...]

Walking the Malvern Hills Visit the Malvern Hills to experience the outstanding natural beauty that these Hills have to offer. Sat on the eastern fringe of Herefordshire and the border of Worcestershire, the Malvern Hills stand out majestically making them visible from many parts of the two … [Read More...]

Probably Malvern’s most famous son was Edward Elgar who is said to have composed much of his music while walking the majestic Malvern Hills. Born in 1857 at Lower Broadheath, near Worcester, he lived in and around Malvern for much of his life. The Malvern Hills and surrounding countryside … [Read More...]
Walk 4 starts at the foot of Midsummer Hill This walk is just 3.4 Miles and will take you around 1 hour to complete. Follow the B4208 from Welland and turn right for Golden Valley, which is a … [Read More...]

Malvern Hills Walk of the Worcester Beacon and North Hill This walk is not for the feint hearted because you have a steady climb all the way to the top of the Worcester Beacon. I would simply say its … [Read More...]

Malvern Hills Walk to test your fitness This walk started at British Camp and took in Eastnor Park and the Obelisk and covered 6.99 Miles - Time: 2 hours 20 mins From the British Camp car park, make … [Read More...]

This Malvern Hills walk was just under 3 Miles We started at the Wych Cutting, Upper Wyche - took the step by the public toilets up to the ridge and headed off at a good pace. This is a great walk … [Read More...]

The Malvern theatre of Small Convenience is said to be the smallest theatre in the world. As stated in the 2002 Guinness Book of Records. The theatre is situated in the centre of Great Malvern, and has been host to a great variety of theatrical … [Read More...]

The Victorians made Malvern what it is today Malvern sits in the middle of three counties; Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire, and lies on the east side of the magnificent Malvern Hills. Malvern developed from being a small village … [Read More...]