The Blossom Trail - Wychavon District Council

SpringtimeIn The Vale Of EveshamThe Vale of Evesham and itsneighbouring area is knownto be some of the mostproductive horticultural landin the country, recognized forits apples, pears and plums.For a few short weeks between mid March andmid May, the road sides are ablaze with colour -the soft pink tones of cherry and apple blossomcontrast beautifully with the white blossom ofthe pear and plum.Content3 Springtime in the Vale ofEvesham4 - 5 About the Blossom Trail8 - 9 Blossom Trail Walks,Cycling, Guided Tours,Coach Tours and RiverTrips10 - 11 Blossom Trail Events12 - 13 Places to visit14 - 15 The Pershore Plum Festival16 - 17 Blossom and Vale Trail mapThe Blossom Trail allows visitors to explore thenatural beauty of the Vale at its best. So, thisSpring, follow those famous AA signs along the45 mile route, and journey through some of themost delightful villages this area has to offer.Where to find usThe M5, M4, M42 and M50 motorways areon the doorstep as are mainline rail linksfrom Paddington and Birmingham. Overseasconnections are catered for with ferry linksaround the coast and at airports situated atBirmingham, East Midlands, Coventry, Bristol,Cardiff, Manchester, Heathrow and Gatwick.Whilst every care has been taken in compiling this guide, andstatements herein are believed to be correct at the time ofpublication, Wychavon District Council are not liable for any errorsor omissions. ©2013. All rights reserved. No part of this guide maybe reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in anyform or by any means, electronic, electrostatic, magnetic tape,mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without thewritten permission of the Publishers. Designed and published byWychavon District Council.33