Hereford Rowing Club

Three Choirs Way (Woolhope to Withington)

Follows rolling Herefordshire countryside with moderate climbs through orchards, woodland and quiet farmland between two picturesque villages. Expect stiles, potentially muddy field paths and some road walking, making it challenging for buggies but manageable for older children comfortable with longer walks. Dogs welcome but keep leads handy near livestock. Rewards you with classic English pastoral views, historic churches in both villages, and a genuine sense of rural tranquillity away from cro

Mordiford Loop

Follows the River Wye through gentle Herefordshire countryside with one moderate climb offering valley views. Mostly flat lanes and footpaths – manageable for older children but stiles and uneven sections make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth it for the picturesque riverside sections, historic Mordiford Bridge, and the striking hillside mural of the legendary Mordiford Dragon visible from the village.

Herefordshire Trail

Circles the entire Herefordshire county boundary across 154 miles of varied terrain—expect rolling farmland, steep climbs through the Black Mountains, riverside stretches along the Wye, and quiet woodland sections. Definitely not suitable for buggies or young children due to length, stiles, and challenging gradients in places. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock. Offers stunning views, historic market towns, and a genuine sense of achievement for serious walkers tackling this multi-day

Woolhope Circular Walk

Three Choirs Way (Withington to Stanford Bishop)