Elmbridge Farm

Droitwich Spa Diamond Jubilee Walk

Circles Droitwich Spa through a mix of urban paths, canal towpaths, and gentle countryside, mostly flat with one or two mild inclines. Suitable for older children but not buggies due to uneven surfaces and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads through farmland sections. Highlights include the Worcestershire and Birmingham Canal, Vines Park, and pleasant views across Salwarpe Valley – a nice half-day route showcasing the town's salt heritage and surrounding rural fringe.

John Corbett Way

Loops 7.5km through Worcestershire countryside with gentle rolling terrain and occasional moderate inclines. Mostly well-maintained paths and tracks suitable for older children with stamina, though some stiles and uneven sections make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome on leads near farmland. Traces the legacy of Victorian salt magnate John Corbett, passing historic Chateau Impney and offering pleasant rural views across the Droitwich area—a decent half-day walk combining heritage interest with a

Wychavon Way (old)

Traverses Worcestershire's gentle farmland and historic villages across approximately 40 miles of varied terrain—expect rolling hills with moderate inclines, muddy patches after rain, and numerous stiles that rule out buggies and challenge small children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. This long-distance path links Worcester to Winchcombe, showcasing Vale of Evesham orchards, Civil War sites at Evesham, and Cotswold Edge views. Best tackled in sections; spring brings blossom trails, while

Hanbury Circular Walk

Grey Route, Hanbury Hall

National Trust