Three Choirs Way
Visit the cities of Gloucester, Hereford, and Worcester on this long distance circular walk.
The walk has been devised with themes of poetry and music and links with the Three Choirs Music Festival which is held each August alternately at the magnificent cathedrals of the Three Counties (Hereford, Gloucester and Worcester).
The walk visits some of the best countryside in the region including hopyards, vineyards and orchards. There are also splendid views of the Rivers Severn, Lugg and Wye and a section through the beautiful Malvern Hills to enjoy.
The walk is waymarked with a white disc featuring musical notes.
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Three Choirs Way Ordnance Survey Map 
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Three Choirs Way Open Street Map 
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Three Choirs Way OS Map 
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Three Choirs Way Open Street Map 
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Pubs/Cafes
Near Haugh Woods you'll pass the pretty little village of Fownhope where there's a couple of nice old pubs to try. The noteworthy Greenman dates from 1485 so has over 500 years of history including links to the Civil War. They do excellent food and have a garden area for finer days. You can find the pub at postcode HR1 4PE for your sat navs.
The New Inn is also nearby in the village. The friendly pub also does good food and has a large lawned garden area for outdoor refreshments. It's dog friendly too if you have your canine friend with you.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Footpath stile on the Three Choirs Way as it crosses Corse Wood Hill.
The Wysis Way and Three Choirs Way. A shared section of track with a birthday party evident near Over Farm, west of Gloucester.
The trail pictured between Doddenham and Broad Green.
The footpath follows this track as it approaches Broad Green to the north of Broadwas on Teme.
Much Cowarne. Here to the east of Much Cowarne the trail crosses a field, the current crop is oats.
Heading for Swinyard Hill