Ledbury — Staunton

Ledsta two
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By danravenellison on 24 Nov 2022

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This is a good route for walking between Ledbury and Staunton. You can expect fields, lanes and a good view.

It is very similar to Ledsta One, but avoids a couple of small detours

This is a good route for walking between Ledbury and Staunton. You can expect fields, lanes and a good view.

It is very similar to Ledsta One, but avoids a couple of small detours

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Ledbury
Grid Ref SO7109737711
Lat / Lon 52.03705° / -2.42276°
Easting / Northing 371,097E / 237,711N
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Staunton
Grid Ref SO7921329404
Lat / Lon 51.96273° / -2.30394°
Easting / Northing 379,213E / 229,404N
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David Sanderson

04 Dec 2022 Autumn
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A safe and direct route. Mostly easy to follow, the main issue being overgrown footpath entrances and fingerposts. Hazards included cattle and the lane walking along Bromsberrow Road, which was less than comfortable although not unsafe. Lots of field walking, an undulating route, rewarded with good views. Not a lot of places to stop, there was a pub we passed at Redmarley D'Abitot at the Staunton end. Definitely a walk to bring your own supplies. A highlight was a tree nursery which extended for acres. The mid section of the walk intriguingly dances along the county border before crossing into Herefordshire. The Seven Stars Pub in Ledbury deserves a mention as it combines fine ales as well as a varied food menu, including vegan options, which we made the most of. Some sections got very boggy, but the route makes the most of the existing footpath options. Definitely one I'd recommend.

Danravenellison

24 Nov 2022 Autumn
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I enjoyed walking this route and would certainly walk it again. Everyone in Staunton and Ledbury should give it a go.. and maybe connect the route to Gloucester like we did.

I had the pleasure of walking the route with David Sanderson. I believe it was David's 216th Slow Way route!

A highlight of the route was a vibrant autumnal tree nursery to the east of Bromesberrow Heath. Loved the view coming into Ledbury too.

You can expect footpaths, open (maybe muddy) fields and some quiet lane walking. There are also sheep, horses, cows and stiles.

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Ascent

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Descent

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