A walk across the Malvern Hills ridge, from British Camp in Herefordshire to North Hill Worcestershire. Takes in the Worcestershire Beacon, the highest point in the hills. A great days hill walking for people of all abilities.
In terms of panoramas, these have some of the best in the whole of the UK. I've done this walk quite a few times and because of the surrounding countryside being mostly flat, the line of sight from the very top extends for 70-80 miles in some directions (it's true because I've taken photos on clear days, one or two of them have clearly captured the outline of the Peak District.)
@@therealjamesbaker9138 Hi James thanks a lot for the comment , seriously that’s absolutely amazing to be able to see the Peak District from there! I never knew that. All the best , Adam
Just faintly made out the bluff as you said. The Malverns are a bit of an orientation exercise and for sure an outdoor favorite with a lot of people. I've only walked the whole of it once from the North to South through to Ledbury via Chase End etc. Fantastic and I would recommend it any time. A very surprising hill walk. Enjoyed the tour and history. Good on your cousin. ATB Mark. P.S what's that bout the Urals Adam? I couldn't hear it that well.
Hi mate, yeah it is a suprising walk, the views on a clear day are really more impressive than you would think. It was not the clearest day on this video but took in a great sunset at the end. The Urals fact is that if you go directly due east from the summit of the Worcestershire Beacon the next highest land you will reach is the Ural mountains in Russia... Interesting fact. Have a good Christmas bro!
Adam Radford It was a great sunset Adam...didn't mention that. Now that's interesting about the Urals. Checked them out numerous times...one day maybe. Any way all the best. Mark.
