Just an hour's drive from Birmingham and the Malvern Hills dominate the skyline. The town of Great Malvern is partly built on the hill and so the walk upwards doesnot seem so bad. The Worcestershire Beacon is the highest point of the Malverns.
The Malvern Hills are 8 miles long and are the source of the town's springs and wells.
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| Great Malvern town with North hill in the distance |
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| St Ann's Well half way up the hill, where the spring water flows into a marble font ( through the archway) |
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| Worcestershire Beacon, the highest point of the Malverns |
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| The view from the top of the Worcestershire Beacon |
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| looking down the spine of the malverns |
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| The view from the top of the British Camp ( an ironage fort) on the Herefordshire Beacon, looking towards North Hill , Worcestershire Beacon, Perserverence Hill and Pinnacle Hill |
The Malvern Hills are 8 miles long and are the source of the town's springs and wells.
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