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St. Kenelm's WayLocation: Worcestershire; Gloucestershire OS Maps: Explorer 219, 204, 190, OL45 St Kenelm's Way
is a walk of 60 miles from St Kenelm's church, Romsley in the Clent
Hills to Winchcombe in the Cotswolds, tracing the legendary journey
of the young prince's body from the site of his murder to his burial
place at Winchcombe. The holy remains were carried ceremoniously by
the monks of Winchcombe Abbey and, so the legend goes, wherever the
cortege rested on the journey a crystal spring gushed forth. The section south of Pershore is particularly attractive, passing through the villages at the eastern foot of Bredon Hill, although the whole route can be recommended. However, it is the facinating story of St Kenelm which draws one to making this journey, following a legend and, who knows, discovering some truths. The walk can be completed in five days with overnight stops at Upton Warren, Upton Snodsbury, Great Comberton, Dumbleton and Winchcombe at the end of the walk. If you would like current accommodation recommendations for this route email walks@walkingpages.co.uk or contact the TIC closest to where you wish to stay.
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Distance: 96 km Walking Time - 5 days
Bewdley
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