The Abberley Circular Walk
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A delightful walk through a delightful part of
the county, The Abberley Circular Walk is a fantastic way of
experiencing spectacular countryside. There is so much to see on
this walk at any time of year.
Starting at Abberley Village Hall and passing
through Abberley Village, this 5 mile route winds its way through
beautiful woodland, country lanes, pastures and fields. It takes in
stunning views and follows part of the Worcestershire Way.
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There are wide views over the valley of Dick
Brook featuring the tall tower of Astley Church. And at the highest
point of Abberley Hill you can see Woodbury Hill and the famous
tall needle of Abberley Clock Tower.
The walk is indicated by the 'Abberley Clock
Tower' waymark, simply follow these and the direction arrows and
you won't get lost.
Route Information:
Start and finish at Abberley Village Hall. 5
miles / 8 km, approx 2 ½ - 3 ½ hours. Grid reference:
SO 746678.
Additional Facilities and Information:
- Free car park
- Information boards
- 10 gates and 3 stiles
- A challenging walk with several steep sections
- Surface may be slippery and wet in places
- GPS ref: WR66AA
OS Maps:
OS Explorer Map 204 'Worcester and Droitwich
Spa'.
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This page was last reviewed 29 February 2012 at 14:35.
The page is next due for review 27 August 2013.