Feet First Walking

 

From the car park, cross the lane and walk up the path that goes up Jack Hill.

 

After a short, steep climb take the second path on the right into Deep Wood.

 

 

Near to the gate where you leave Deep Wood.

 

After leaving Deep Wood take the right fork, and head down hill.

 

 

The view across to Walton Hill.

 

The Four Stones on the summit of Clent Hill may look ancient and mysterious, but they were actually created in the 1770s for Lord Lyttleton as a folly to be viewed by visitors from down in the valley.

 

 

 

The view from Clent Hill to Wychbury Hill.

 

After a short walk on St Kenelms Pass turn right up Walton Hill Road.

 

After a short climb from the car park, the path and views open up.

 

The views from Walton over to Clent Hill are not what they used to be, due to all the trees having grown so tall over the years.

 

A broad, open path from the top of Walton Hill narrows and heads towards Moor Coppice.

 

Take the path on the right that descends Nag Hill, back to the car park at Clatterbach Lane.