Woodend Farm B&B

Three Choirs Way (Withington to Stanford Bishop)

Traces a gentle to moderate route through Herefordshire countryside between two historic villages, mixing quiet lanes with field paths and occasional short climbs. Suitable for older children comfortable with stiles and potentially muddy sections, but not buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers classic pastoral views, orchards, and glimpses of the Malvern Hills, forming part of the longer Three Choirs Way pilgrimage trail connecting the cathedral cities of Hereford, Worceste

Mordiford Loop

Follows gentle riverside paths and quiet lanes through this picturesque Herefordshire village, crossing the River Lugg with views of the medieval bridge and surrounding orchards. Mostly flat terrain makes it suitable for families with older children who can manage stiles and short road sections, though not buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth it for the classic English countryside scenery and convenient pub stop at the finish.

Three Choirs Way (Woolhope to Withington)

Follows gently rolling countryside through Herefordshire's orchard country, with some moderate climbs over wooded hills and open farmland. Mixed terrain includes field paths, quiet lanes and occasional muddy sections after rain – better suited to older children with stamina than toddlers or buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Connects historic villages with lovely views of the Malvern Hills, passing ancient churches and traditional hop yards that make this stretch particularly scenic

Woolhope Circular Walk

Marcle Ridge Circular Walk