Best walks in Herefordshire by train

West Midlands of England

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A day hike in the countryside is just a simple train journey away — explore the most charmingly located railway stations in Herefordshire and plan your next day of green.

Ledbury Station to Great Malvern Station

15m direct from Hereford.

16km. 5h.

Majestically out of the Severn Plain. Undulating hills, steep ascents and descents, and rocky paths and scree. Malvern Hills formed from ancient rock 680 million years old; inspired Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. Renowned spa destination from 17th century. Boggy sections; steep descents treacherous in unsuitable shoes; loose scree.

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Colwall Station to Great Malvern Station

30m direct from Hereford.

10km.

Spectacular (Priory gate). Undulating peaks, steep woodland paths, and rocky valley sections. Malvern developed as spa town in 19th century; inspired Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. Steep descents need careful footing; muddy at stream crossings; steep slope near Beacon.

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