Worcestershire cycling and walking guides

Worcestershire cycling and walking guides

A series of leisure cycling routes in and around Worcester have been created for residents who are looking to get out and about on their bikes. 

Each circular route features a mix of quiet lanes, off-road cycle paths and sections of bridleway to enable cyclists to explore their local area, the routes start from convenient locations around the city and some even include shorter route options for tired legs. There is also a mix of A to B routes that take in parts of the national cycle network that runs throughout Worcestershire.

Routes

Do you use GPS navigation? Each route can be downloaded as either GPX or KML files to install on your favourite GPS device.

Route Name and PDF Download Route Distance GPX File KML File
Broadheath Hallow Loop (PDF) 6 mile or 14.5 mile BH Short GPX
BH Long GPX
BH Short KML 
BH Long KML
City Circular Loop (PDF) 10 mile City GPX City KML
Crowle Tibberton Loop (PDF) 8.5 mile or 12.5 mile CT Short GPX 
CT Long GPX
CT Short KML 
CT Long KML
Kempsey Norton Loop (PDF) 8.5 mile or 13 mile KN Short GPX 
KN Long GPX
KN Short KML 
KN Long KML
Northwick Ladywood Loop (PDF) 6.5 mile or 11.5 mile NL Short GPX 
NL Long GPX
NL Short KML 
NL Long KML
Bredon and Around the Hill Loop (PDF) 18 mile Bredon GPX Bredon KML
Bewdley to Bridgnorth (PDF)
Mercian Way Cycle Route
NCN 45
20 mile BtoB GPX BtoB KML
Droitwich to Worcester (PDF)
Cycle Route Map
NCN 45 and 46
8 mile and 9 mile NCN 45 GPX
NCN 46 GPX
NCN 45 KML
NCN 46 KML
Worcester to Evesham via Pershore (PDF)
Cycle Route Map
NCN 442
20 mile WtoE GPX WtoE KML

Download all circular routes as either a PDF or KML file:

Worcester Circular Cycle Leisure Routes Overview (PDF)

Worcester Circular Cycle Leisure Routes Overview (KML)

Other suggested routes

Download other suggested walks (PDF)

Walking and Cycling on the Malvern Hills

With steep climbs and views across Herefordshire and Worcestershire the Hills are an exciting place to cycle both on road and off road. Cyclists are welcome to explore the Malvern Hills and Commons on the bridleways that cross this landscape.  With over 56km of bridleways there are hilltops, wooded slopes and open commons to get to know.

Website: Malvern Hills Trust

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