Malvern Hills Walk: Hiking 10 Hills in 1 Day #greenspaces

This hike over the Malvern Hills, dubbed the 'spine', was so unique. A rollercoaster line of Hills that let us see over the three English counties of Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire. Reputed to be some of the best views in Britain. We bagged 10 incredible hills in one 10 mile walk, brilliant day and so worth the effort. We started from a good sized, free, lay-by close to Little Malvern (WR14 4JN). Immediately we were going uphill towards Black Hill, unsurprisingly as all the land around the 'spine' is very low laying. We then started on the linear walk to the next peaks, Pinnacle Hill, Jubilee Hill, Perseverance Hill, Summer Hill, Worcestershire Beacon (highest point in the Malverns), Sugarloaf Hill, North Hill, Table Hill and End Hill. The sights we really beautiful, it felt like we could see the whole of England. This is a historically and culturally important area. Caratacus, the ancient British chieftain, made a last stand against the Roman invasion here at the British Camp. The Hills beauty and history led the famous English composer Edward Elgar to write the Cello Concerto and is the inspiration for Tolkien's White Mountains of Gondor featured in The Lord of The Rings universe. Thank you for being here, all the best, Ceri & Kat!   / teainvalhalla     / teainvalhalla