Walking pack · PDF + GPX download
Family & Dog-Friendly Malvern Hills Walking Pack
Shorter, easier routes chosen for families and dog owners, with the practical details that matter.
- 10 walks
- 5 GPX files
- Print or phone
- Built from checked data
Available soon.
The routes on our site that suit families and dogs, compared side by side: distance, climb, time, toilets, cafés and where livestock may graze. With checklists for walking with children and with a dog, wet-weather ideas and GPX files.
What’s inside
- Family and dog suitability for every route, with the reasons
- Short-route comparison: distance, climb, time, toilets and cafés
- A printable card per walk with its map and parking
- Checklists for walking with children and walking with a dog
- Livestock and ground-nesting bird reminders
- Wet-weather ideas and dog-friendly stays
- GPX files and QR codes to the live pages
Who it’s for
- Families with children
- Dog owners
- Anyone who wants shorter, lower-effort walks
Formats
PDF (A4, print and screen) · GPX route files · Printable checklists
Sample pages
The 10 walks in this pack
| Walk | Distance | Time | Grade | GPX |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| British Camp hillfort summit | 1.3 km | 30 min | Moderate | Yes |
| St Ann’s Well from Great Malvern | 1.3 km | 30 min | Easy | Yes |
| Black Hill easier-access trail | 1.4 km | 40 min | Easy | – |
| Easiest route up the Worcestershire Beacon | 2.6 km | 55 min | Easy | Yes |
| Midsummer Hill hillfort from Hollybush | 2.8 km | 55 min | Moderate | Yes |
| Jubilee Drive path from the Wyche | 3.0 km | 1 hr | Easy | – |
| British Camp and Giant’s Cave circular | 3.2 km | 1 hr 5 min | Moderate | Yes |
| British Camp and reservoir circular | 4.8 km | 2 hrs | Easy | – |
| Worcestershire Beacon from Great Malvern station | 6.4 km | 2 hr 30 min | Moderate | – |
| Colwall to Great Malvern over the hills | 5.5 km | 2 hr 30 min | Moderate | – |
Each walk links to its free page on this site. The pack organises them into a printable, offline-friendly format with maps, profiles and planning notes.
What it is, and what it isn’t
- Built from the same checked records as this website, with the date each walk was last checked.
- Route maps and overviews, not turn-by-turn directions. Take a paper map.
- Safety guidance is included, and it’s also free on the site: you never need to buy a pack to walk safely.
- Things that change (parking charges, opening times, weather) point to the live pages by QR code.
- No business has paid to appear in the packs.
Questions
Isn’t all this free on the website?
The walk pages, parking and safety information are free, and always will be. The pack saves you the planning: the right walks chosen for you, organised into a plan, with printable cards, maps, GPX files and checklists in one download that works without signal.
Does it have turn-by-turn directions?
No. Each walk has a route map, an overview and the key facts. We only publish step-by-step directions once we’ve walked a route ourselves. Take a paper map and follow the paths and signs on the ground.
How do I get it?
Pay securely through our payment provider and you’ll get a download link straight away, on screen and by email. The download is a ZIP file with the PDF, a printable checklist and GPX files where the pack includes them.
What about refunds?
Because it’s a download, you agree at checkout that it starts straight away, which ends the usual 14-day cancellation period. If a file is faulty, won’t open or isn’t as described, email us and we’ll fix it or refund you.
Will it go out of date?
Anything that changes, like parking charges and opening times, isn’t printed as fact: the pack links to the live pages. When a route changes, we update the pack.
Can I use the GPX files on my phone?
Yes: 5 routes in this pack have a GPX file. Import them into your mapping app and download the offline map before you go.