Feel free to print off copies of these guides. It is best to print straight from viewing them in your browser. You can get an idea of the routes in Google Maps too, but some changes have elapsed since first put up. (Large) Map of all routes: Martley Walks, but in the nature of things, though (May 19) we have updated our leaflets, some minor changes have been made to a number of the routes and the large map, useful to show the extent of the routes, is a little out of date in parts. Another useful reference is the County Council definitive map, that shows the paths in real detail, find it here, dial in Martley as the parish.
| 1 | 1.2 Miles | A Circular Walk with Good Views of Walk 1 Leaflet |
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| 4 | 3.2 Miles | A Circular Walk around Laugherne Brook Walk 4 Leaflet |
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| 5 | 1.5 Miles | An Orchard Walk Walk 5 Leaflet |
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| 6 | 4 Miles | A Walk in the Lands to the East of Martley Walk 6 Leaflet |
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| 7 | 2.6 Miles | A Circular Walk with Teme Valley Views Walk 7 Leaflet |
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| 8 | 3 Miles | Fine Views and Historic Places Walk 8 Leaflet |
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| 9 | 4.5 Miles | A Walk around Horsham Walk 9 Leaflet |
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| 10 | 2.8 Miles | From River to Ridge and Back Walk 10 Leaflet |
NOTE In October 2009, Worcestershire County Council released a superb, free leaflet guiding you around the Martley Circular Walk, that they had recently upgraded. Owing to cost cutting, no more of these are to be printed, the leaflet is still shown on this site however. Our routes (Walks 2 & 3) followed a very similar line and we have therefore decided to withdraw these. Click HERE to see and download it.
Do check out the routes in Google Maps–click the links above. In Google Maps, try Google Earth (if you don’t have it, download it, it is fantastic). Once in GE (you have to wait a bit), click Tools > Options > 3D View, and set the ‘elevation exaggeration‘ to say 2 or even 3. With this you see real hills!
Keith and Audrey Trumper. Keith, along with Kevin Oliver of Worcestershire Rights of Way, was instrumental in launching the Path-or-Nones. Keith was known as ‘Captain’, and much loved by all of us. Audrey has always looked after the group, bringing refreshments to our working parties–thanks Audrey. |