An overview of walking the St Kenelm's Way including links to walking information, walking equipment, walking holidays, walking maps and travel related to walking

St Kenelm's Way 100 km / 60 miles (4 days) part of the Walking on the Web guide to walking in England

Start St Kenelm's Well, Romsley Finish Sudeley Castle, Winchcombe

Map Ordnance Survey Explorer 205, 219, 220 and OL45

Two Kenelm's Ways have been developed to celebrate the life of Saint Kenelm linking the scene of his murder on the Clent Hills south of Birmingham to Sudeley Castle south east of Winchcombe. The routes have been devised by Gerry Stewart (Western Route) and John Price (Eastern Route)

Gerry Stewart's Western route

Romsley Church, Belbroughton, Upton Warren, Hanbury Hall, Upton Snodsbury, Pinvin, Pershore Abbey, Gt Comberton, over Bredon Hill, Ashton under Hill, Dumbleton, Toddington, Hailes, Salt Way and descend to St Kenelm's Well at Sudeley. Further details and the book of the route from Countryside Matters

John Price (Eastern Route)

Romsley Church, Walton Hill and the North Worcestershire Path, Romsley Hill, Waseley Hill, Lickey Hills, Burnt Green, The Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Tardebigge, Dean Brook to join the Wychavon Way, Shell, Bow Brook, Himbledon, Huddington, Upton Snodsbury, North Piddle, Flyford Flavell, Rous Lench, Church Lench, Sherriff's Lench, Fladbury, Cropthorne, Salt Way, Dumbleton Hill, Alderton Hill, Hailes Abbey, Salter's Hill, Winchcombe, Sudeley Castle

Links to the North Worcestershire Path, Wychavon Way, Monarch's Way, Cotswold Way, Windrush Way, Warden's Way, Gloucestershire Way

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