Places to explore near Ledbury StationLedbury

A steep little ridge of very old rock rising straight out of the Severn plain, with easy tops and views for miles

0 km NE

Handsome market town below the Malverns, its timber-framed Market House and cobbled Church Lane much photographed.

1.3 km S · Herefordshire

Mock-Norman Georgian castle in the Malverns.

3.2 km SE

Ancient ridge rising abruptly above the Severn plain.

4.4 km E

The surviving tower and chancel of a Benedictine priory, high on the hills.

6.3 km E

Jacobean manor at Much Marcle with walled gardens, a knot garden, orchard and octagonal dovecote, long home of the Munthe family.

7.2 km SW

Spring house of 1813 on the wooded slope above Great Malvern, where Malvern water still runs from a carved spout.

9.5 km NE

A wooded river gorge winding along the Wales–England border, past Tintern Abbey down to Chepstow.

9.7 km W

Victorian spa town climbing the flank of the Malvern Hills, laced with springs and old gas lamps.

9.9 km NE · Worcestershire

Bridgnorth to Gloucester through the Abberley and Malvern Hills Geopark — 700 million years of geology in 109 miles.

0.3 km E · spans 4 counties

A circuit of Herefordshire's five market towns — Ledbury, Ross, Kington, Leominster and Bromyard — through orchard and hop country.

0.3 km E · Herefordshire

Dramatic terraced Iron Age hillfort at the south end of the Malverns, with vast views over Severn and Wye.

5.7 km E

Quiet fruit-country village celebrated for spring wild daffodils and the early-20th-century Dymock Poets.

7.4 km S · Gloucestershire

Long-established family cider and perry maker at Much Marcle, with daily mill tours, a shop and the Scrumpy House restaurant.

8.2 km SW

Norman church in the countryside at Kempley, its chancel covered in rare 12th-century frescoes and its nave in paintings of the 1300s.

8.4 km SW