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Woolhope

Woolhope, Herefordshire, England

12.37KM

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7.7MILES

A really lovley Herefordshire circular walk that starts in the very small car park at the top of Glowson Wood Road. The route takes in the villages of Woolhope and Sollers Hope, the later once home to Dick Whittington, wealthy merchant and Lord Mayor of London.

8 Nov 2025
Some Hills
4hrs, 40min (3hrs, 7min)
altitude Graph for woolhope walk

Elevation: Max 210m, Min 51m, Gain 159m

Pictures from the walk

rural english landscape

View from the start towards the Malvern Hills

rural english lane

Herefordshire country lane

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Hyde Farm

english rural landscape

Hyde Farm Orchard

english rural landscape

The view to Marcle Hill

tall trees with bright blue sky

Busland Wood

tall trees with bright blue sky

Busland Wood

looking up into tall trees with bright blue sky

Looking up - Busland Wood

rural english landscape with autumnal trees

View over Woolhope

rural english church with union flag

St George's Church, Woolhope

rural english church graveyard

St George's Graveyard

church organ

Church organ at St George's

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November Sky

rural english landscape

Lower Buckehill

rural english church

Sollershope Church

rural english country lane

Lane near Lindalls

cow on distant ridge

Foxhalls

landscape view throiugh trees

Looking through the trees

hiker resting on gate

G on Ridge Hill

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View from Ridge Hill

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