Start at British Camp car park opposite the Malvern Hills Hotel near Little Malvern. You can get here by bus from Great Malvern \u2013 take the 44B or 481 towards Ledbury from Church Street, getting off opposite the kiosk (you\u2019ll see the hotel on the right). Or, if you don\u2019t mind adding some miles to the route, it takes about an hour to walk here from Great Malvern train station.<\/p>\n

The first part of the walk is a loop of British Camp, or Herefordshire Beacon. Go through the wooden gate halfway down the car park and follow the path along the eastern side of the hill. Ignore the trail and steps to the right, sticking with the lower path as it emerges from the trees with lovely views of British Camp Reservoir to your left.<\/p>\n

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About 500m beyond the reservoir, take a path to the right linking the lower trail with the main ridge path and follow signs for British Camp (Herefordshire Beacon).<\/p>\n
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British Camp is an Iron Age hill fort, thought to have been built in the 2nd century BC and you can still see the man-made nature of the hill. The path takes you up some steps on a zigzagging route to the top. Take a moment to enjoy the view, then continue back down to the car park.<\/p>\n
To carry on with the walk, cross the main road and follow Jubilee Drive behind the hotel. A footpath leads off to the right and emerges soon after at Black Hill car park.<\/p>\n
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