Snowshill to Littleworth Wood circular walk

This challenging walk will give you the chance to explore the countryside around Snowshill village and the Vale of Evesham, and take in views towards the Malvern Hills.
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Snowshill Manor and GardenStart point
Parish car park, near Snowshill Manor and Garden. Grid ref: SP096341Trail information
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Alongside friend and fellow architect Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott, Wade set out to design a garden which reflected the theatre and form of the manor. The garden is an extension of the house, a series of outdoor rooms.

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