The Malvern Hills stretches some 10 miles. My daughter and I walked the whole route over each peak stopping for a picnic and a view stop along the way. The weather was glorious and we could see for miles & miles. It was truly a worthwhile experience. There’s lots of lower paths for less able people starting from Great Malvern or Black Hills carpark. Lower Wyche carpark is ideal too as it has a tarmac walk up to the top.

We went to see the British camp hill fort. Car park was £5.50 for all day parking, no concessions. We were told the access path at back of car park was less steep so we chose that route. Long covid has more than cramped our style. Walk beginning was wet leaves but not too slippery. Further along it was a dry path in the open with a few benches. Lovely views but we were unable to finish the walk due to health issues. The dog was very keen and enjoying the walk and different smells after two days of rain. Clearly a hugely popular spot on a dry Sunday, both locals and tourists.

We went to the Malvern Hills for a couple of days as a young family. Despite a bit of moaning about hills the kids loved it. It’s so beautiful and the hills are well maintained and kept clean of rubbish which makes a significant difference.

We walked up the British Camp on Easter Saturday. The people not gripe I would have is that there isn’t anywhere near enough parking. People were milling around waiting for others to leave which was a pain. Other than that, it is certainly worth visiting. The ascent was pretty steep but goes directly to the top with amazing views emerging as you go. Good excuse to stop and catch your breath as you go. Once up at the very top that’s the hard work done, we headed down towards the reservoir after this which was easy going, again with lovely views as you go. We had a sit down as we went and the whole walk probably took no more than about 1 1/2 hours. There were plenty of other routes we could have taken so will definitely come back some time to get some more fresh air.

Walked up to Worcester Beacon from Malvern. Highest point in the hills. Also walked to British Camp and back. Nice Wetherspoons in Malvern. Malvern is a lovely place to stay, we found free parking, lots of restaurants including Indian restaurants.

Followed the All Trails hike for Summer Hill and Worcestershire Beacon. The day was perfect - a bit glowery and blustery but not cold. The walk through the tress up to the hills was just fine - moist and soft under foot but not muddy. The hike had some slope - my legs felt it but not unpleasant. We hike a lot back home in Colorado and this was a mid-moderate slope. The view from the Beacon was spectacular. Rarely have I had a full 360 panorama from a single point out almost 20-25 miles in every direction. Just breathtaking. Car park was easy to manage but one of the dearer ones we have run into at parks in England. I would suggest planning a good long trek as there is only a single day rate - no shorter discounts.