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Rail trails | The Wyre Valley Line

Roman Legionnaire
Sir Rowland Hill
Mayflower Ship
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Wyre Valley Overview Illustrations

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Wyre Valley Rail Trails Map

Foregate Street to Droitwich Spa

12.7 Km / 7.9 Miles | Grade Easy

Droitwich Spa to Hartlebury

12.2 Km / 7.7 Miles | Grade Easy

Hartlebury to Kidderminster

11.5 Km / 7.2 Miles | Grade Easy

Kidderminster to Blakedown

8.6 Km / 5.4 Miles | Grade Easy

Blakedown to Hagley

3.4 Km / 2.1 Miles | Grade Easy
Foregate Street to Droitwich Spa

Foregate Street to Droitwich Spa

Foregate Street to Droitwich Spa summary
19.3 Km/12.1 Miles | Easy | > 4.5 hours

19.3 Km/12.1 Miles | Easy | > 4.5 hours

Route summary
Apart from a more scenic diversion around Fernhill Heath most of route follows the Worcester and Birmingham and Droitwich canal sections of the Monarch’s Way.

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Droitwich Spa to Hartlebury

Droitwich Spa to Hartlebury

Droitwich Spa to Hartlebury summary
9.1 Km / 5.7 Miles | Easy | > 2.5 hours

9.1 Km / 5.7 Miles | Easy | > 2.5 hours

Route summary
After initially heading west through Westwood Park the rest of the route heads northwards through Doverdale and a series of fishing ponds before reaching Hartlebury station with its pub and brewery.

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Hartlebury to Kidderminster

Hartlebury to Kidderminster

Hartlebury to Kidderminster summary
9.8 Km / 6.1 Miles | Easy | > 2.5 hours

9.8 Km / 6.1 Miles | Easy | > 2.5 hours

Route summary
From the station we pass through part of Hartlebury village. A disused railway with an impressive sandstone cutting and raised section over the River Stour is used to join the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. This is followed all the way into Kidderminster.

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Kidderminster to Blakedown

Kidderminster to Blakedown

Kidderminster to Blakedown summary
14 Km / 8.8 Miles | Easy | > 2.5 hours

14 Km / 8.8 Miles | Easy | > 2.5 hours

Route summary
Leaving the station we pass the Severn Valley Railway and Kidderminster Harriers football ground. After crossing a golf course we’re soon into rolling, wooded countryside with a sprinkling of man-made ponds.

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Blakedown to Hagley

Blakedown to Hagley

Blakedown to Hagley summary
12.7 Km / 7.9 Miles Easy > 2.5 hours

12.7 Km / 7.9 Miles Easy > 2.5 hours

Route summary
After a short section following the A456 a hedge lined bridleway if followed to Stakenbridge. Here we join the Monarch’s Way which we follow for most of the way to Hagley station.

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Great Malvern - Malvern Link - Foregate St - Shrub Hill - Parkway - Pershore - Evesham - Honeybourne

The Cotswold & Malvern Line

Great Malvern – Malvern Link – Foregate St – Shrub Hill – Parkway – Pershore – Evesham – Honeybourne
The Cotswold and Malvern Line

The Cotswold and  Malvern Line gives access to the famous Malvern Hills via Great Malvern and Malvern Link, the historic city of Worcester, and the picturesque market towns of Pershore and Evesham.

Stourbridge - Hagley - Blakedown - Kidderminster - Hartlebury - Droitwich Spa - Foregate St

The Wyre Valley Line

Stourbridge – Hagley – Blakedown – Kidderminster – Hartlebury – Droitwich Spa – Foregate St
The Wyre Valley Line

The Wyre Valley Line runs through rolling countryside into the heart of Worcestershire connecting the villages of Hagley and Blakedown, Kidderminster, Hartlebury and the famous Droitwich Spa with the city of Worcester.

The Saltway Line

The Saltway Line connects Worcester with the historic town of Droitwich Spa, the market town of Bromsgrove and the charming village of Barnt Green offering access to the famous Lickey Hills.

The Arrow Valley Line

The Arrow Valley Line provides access to the Lickey Hills at Barnt Green, canal walks at Alvechurch, and to the town of Redditch with it’s the needle manufacturing history.

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