Herefordshire Walks

Herefordshire is a very rural county (about 95%), with a low population density, famous for its Hereford beef cattle and orchards. It boasts the World’s largest cider factory. Geographically it is fairly flat and dissected by the River Wye, the fifth longest in the country. The Wye valley is a famous beauty spot and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) with good views from Symonds Yat Rock and is popular with tourists.

Herefordshire is blessed with another AONB, or at least part of it namely the Malvern Hills. Herefordshire Beacon is part of that range.

Herefordshire Reading List

Norfolk Walks With "Traffic Light" Rating For an explanation of the "traffic light "rating see My Walks page. Each symbol = 2½ miles
The start point for all walks can be located on Google Maps. Click here.
Herefordshire Beacon & Clutter's Cave
Symonds Yat, Yat Rock and King Arthur's Cave

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