Dog Friendly Walks in Worcestershire

A Cotswold escarpment walk to Broadway Tower with views stretching to 13 counties and classic limestone downland scenery.

Worcestershire's largest heathland, a sandy dog paradise just outside Stourport with off lead fun and year round access.

The full Malvern Hills ridge walk from British Camp to the Worcestershire Beacon with panoramic views in every direction.

High off-lead potential with space to stretch on the open hilltop and excellent facilities; sheep graze near the tower so leads needed on some sections.

A National Trust circuit through Capability Brown's first complete landscape at Croome, with lake and parkland views.

A big Birmingham fringe country park loop through oak and beech woodland with Beacon Hill views, high off lead appeal.

Rolling Cotswold countryside between two of the prettiest villages with high off-lead potential on the open grassland; livestock in farm fields require leads on some sections.

A short climb up the Clent Hills to big views over three counties, very popular with dog walkers from nearby Birmingham.

A National Trust estate circuit around the William and Mary mansion of Hanbury Hall with parkland views.

A short ancient woodland walk through Shrawley Wood, one of Worcestershire's finest lime-dominated ancient woodlands.

A woodland circuit near Worcester with ancient oak woods and good year-round trail conditions.

A rolling Clent Hills country park on the edge of Birmingham with on lead walking throughout the reserve.

A long climb out of Bredon village to the isolated summit of Bredon Hill, rewarding but heavy with livestock.

A riverside Severn Way loop from Upton upon Severn with good river walking but some road and housing sections.