The Malvern Hills - Herefordshire Beacon to Worcestershire Beacon

This stunning linear walk can be completed by parking up in Great Malvern and hopping on the train for one stop and getting off at Colwall. A short section through fields leads up to the start of the ascent to Herefordshire Beacon and the site of a Norman Castle and Iron Age Fort. Here the walk traverses the entire Malvern Hills range from south to north, ending at the highest point at Worcestershire Beacon at 425m above sea level with breathtaking views over multiple counties.
Distance: 14.1km
Ascent: 638m
Duration: 4 Hours 30 Minutes
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[@johntimbrell]

Just thinking and writing my thoughts. I'm getting old. OK! I am old. What these modern videos show to me is as if I have already died and gone to heaven looking down on landscapes that I have walked. It's a little like a memory replay but not quite the same. It shows the paths that I have walked but from a strange perspective. That said, it gives me a feeling of calm touched with a bit of envy . Thankyou.

[@kayjackson9700]

ABSOLUTLY STUNNING 😍 ...BEAUTIFUL

[@natepicker436]

Beautiful views!

[@petercutler7773]

Nice video, thanks for sharing.
Have visited the Malverns many times. Walked from Colwall to Chase End Hill in January 2001 when travelling the Worcestershire Way, and a little later from Colwall up to North Malvern. Took some nice pictures on the way but wish we had the modern cameras back then.
All the best, Peter.

[@WalkingintheWildwithJoeJackson]

@@petercutler7773 thank you! Those hikes sound amazing!