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Walk the Malvern Hills: 17 Peaks in 6 Stunning Circular Walks

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Love walking? So do we — and the Malvern Hills are one of the UK’s most beautiful places to walk. If you're looking for a fun, flexible way to explore the full ridge, you’ll love this idea: bag all 17 named peaks in just 6 scenic circular walks. Each loop starts and finishes at the same point, making it easy to enjoy breathtaking views without the need for car sharing or tricky planning. 

Why Walk the Malverns This Way?

The classic end-to-end Malvern Hills walk is iconic, but it can be tricky to plan — needing two cars or public transport. These 6 circular routes let you explore every named summit at your own pace. Whether you're local or visiting, it’s a more flexible and fun way to experience the hills.

Once you've bagged all 17, why not tackle the full ridge in one go? (There’s a booklet for that too!)

The 6 Circular Walks – Bag All 17 Peaks

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  • Walk 1: Chase End Hill, Raggedstone Hill – 3.6 miles / 5.8 km

  • Walk 2: Midsummer Hill, Eastnor Obelisk, Swinyard Hill – 3.7 miles / 6 km

  • Walk 3: Herefordshire Beacon, Hangman’s Hill, Millennium Hill – 2.2 miles / 3.5 km

  • Walk 4: Black Hill, Jubilee Hill, Perseverance Hill – 4.2 miles / 6.75 km

  • Walk 5: St Ann’s Well, Worcestershire Beacon, Summer Hill – 4 miles / 6.4 km

  • Walk 6: North Hill, Table Hill, Sugarloaf Hill, End Hill – 4.85 miles / 7.8 km

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Plan Your Walk with the Booklet

This booklet is your ideal trail companion. Designed to be used with the OS Explorer Map 190, it makes planning easy and enjoyable.

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What’s Inside:


✅ Step-by-step walk instructions
✅ Car parking details with QR codes
✅ Local insights and tips
✅ A tick sheet to track your 17-peak progress
✅ Extra QR links for resources and useful info

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The Best Times to Walk the Malverns

The Malvern Hills are beautiful all year round. Here’s what to look out for:

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  • Spring: Bluebells are a delight and walk 4 will take you on a journey to see the bluebells.

  • Summer: Foxgloves, rosebay willowherb, and the beautiful purple heather on British Camp

  • Autumn: Crisp leaves, golden light, and cooler walks

  • Winter: Wrap up warm and finish with a cosy cuppa in Great Malvern​​

 

Every season brings its own magic — and all routes are walkable year-round.

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Ready to Start Your Malvern Adventure?

These 6 circular walks are a brilliant way to discover the hills — step by step.

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​Order your Booklet Now and tick off the peaks, and enjoy the view!

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