ShareHave a unique horticultural experience in one of England's most fertile lands. Sample fresh produce from local food and drink producers.
The Vale of Evesham, watered by the River Avon and bounded by the Cotswolds, Bredon and The Malverns, has for centuries supported communities which have thrived on its fertile soil. Evesham, is renowned for being the centre of the fruit and market gardening industry and its surrounding area has gained an enviable reputation for producing the highest quality produce.
To help you enjoy and share that quality The Vale Trail has been designed to give you a gastronomic and horticultural experience - just a taste of what the area has to offer.
In the springtime the Vale is coated in glorious pinks and whites from the apple and plum blossom and you can enjoy a 45 mile self-drive tour around some of the prettiest villages in England engulfed in colour.
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