Worcestershire 'Walkies'
Worcestershire has vast amounts of open spaces which are great
for taking your best friend for a walk. You can
choose from a variety of Country parks and countryside
sites in the north and the south of the county. Please take a
look below at the wealth of places below. Please make sure
you use the dog bins provided to keep our county tidy. Some
sites may have a 'dogs a lead' policy please ensure you stick to
these regulations as many sites have an abundance of wildlife.
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Worcestershire
The Worcestershire Way
The Worcestershire Way winds its way through 31 miles of beautiful
Worcestershire countryside, including woodlands, orchards, historic
towns and villages.
Waterway Network
The rivers Severn, Teme and Avon meander through
Worcestershire enabling luscious fruit and scores of vegetables to
be grown on the fertile plains. Along with the rivers the
historic canal network allows visitors to enjoy boating holidays,
kayaking, rowing, fishing, walking, cycling and horse-riding.
North Worcestershire
Arrow Valley Country Park, Redditch
A 400 hectare country park with visitor centre, café and gift
shop. Superb lakeside trails & children's play
area.
Clent
Hills (National Trust) Nr. Bromsgrove
Over 440 acres of woodland & heath-land rising to over 1000
feet, offering panoramic views as far as Cotswolds & Welsh
borders.
Hartlebury Common Nature Reserve, Nr.
Stourport-on-Severn
A Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and Worcestershire's
most important and largest remaining heathland area.
Kingsford Forest Park, Nr. Kidderminster
A quiet & beautiful park, Kingsford lies on edge of dramatic
red sandstone ridge. With 200 acres of cool Pine forests
& open heath land, miles of sandy tracks as well as more
traditional broadleaved woods.
Waseley Hills Country Park, Nr.
Bromsgrove
150 acres of grassy hills with panoramic views. Circular walks and
orienteering course. Café is open daily with a large flat picnic
area & adventure playground along with information point and
toilets.
Wyre
Forest (Forestry Commission), Nr. Bewdley
The Forestry Commission's beautiful woodland is managed for
visitors, timber and wildlife, offering a wide range of
recreational opportunities and the guarantee of a great day
out. You can go walking, orienteering as well as cycling on
one of the many routes through the forest. Childrens play area and
cafe on site.
Worcester
Worcester Woods Country Park, Worcester
100 acres of ancient woodland, 10 acres of wildflower meadow. 2
waymarked circular walks, children's play area. Information
displays.
Worcestershire Wildlife Trust, Hindlip, Nr.
Worcester
South Worcestershire
Broadway Tower
Country Park 
You can enjoy the spectacular views across the Cotswolds.
Evesham
Country Park
Stroll around the 130 acre estate which has some of the most
picturesque scenery the Vale of Evesham has to offer, including a
mile and half of the River Avon.
The Malvern
Hills
Malvern Hills provides the natural border
between Worcestershire & Herefordshire offering walking &
horse riding routes & excellent jumping off point for hang
gliders.
St. Wulstan Nature Reserve, Malvern
Wells
Located near to the Malvern Hills this 22 hectare Nature Reserve
encompasses woodlands, wildflower meadows and scrub.
