HIGH temperatures are continuing this summer and many people will be searching for a wild swimming spot to cool off.
While Worcestershire is lucky to have beauty spots with bodies of water, not all are safe.
In the Malvern Hills, there have already been a number of warnings about cold water shock after groups tried to swim in Gullet Quarry, where a swimming ban is in place.
With wild swimming reported to offer a range of health benefits, Visit the Malverns has shared a seven places in Worcestershire where people can take a dip safely:
Wild-Wood UK
The wellness studio and outdoor spa in Leigh Sinton also boasts a lake, which can be booked for wild swimming.
Escape to the Lake
Escape to the Lake near Leigh (Image: Pippa Orgee)
Based near Leigh, the lake is surrounded by wildflowers. As well as swimming, the site offers a sauna, yoga, sound baths, breathwork and creative workshops.
Orchard Holiday Park and Fishery
In addition to its members-only caravan standing, the site also offers bookable swimming sessions to non-residents. Those wanting to swim must be NOWCA members and book through their app.
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Lenches Lakes
Lenches Lakes near Evesham (Image: Lenches Lakes/Google)
In sessions throughout the summer, the two lakes near Evesham can be booked for wild swimming.
Watersedge
Watersedge in Bishampton (Image: Agency)
The 11-acre lake in Bishampton, which has a dipping area, offers swimming sessions. A studio, spa and accommodation are also available to book.
Broadfields Wild Swimming and Wellbeing
Based near Cutnall Green, the swimming spot has social seating areas, as well as offering sauna sessions.
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Lakeside Adventures
Lakeside Adventures in Hartlebury (Image: Drone Media, dronemediauk.com)
The spring-fed lake in Hartlebury offers cold-water swims and paddle sessions, as well as an Aqua Park.