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Warwickshire has some fantastic walks and cycle routes that visit some of the most scenic parts of the county.
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Featured Walk
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| | Lapworth - Train and Trek Walk
A seven mile, stile free circular walk that starts from Lapworth train station, Warwickshire, linking two superb national trust properties and taking in some of England's finest countryside.
Can also be shortened to a three mile walk. Well worth a try!
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 | | Three Churches Walk
A 6.5 mile walk between the villages of Berkswell, Eastern Green and Meriden within the Meriden Gap.
This area offers many hidden treasures, including an extensive network of public footpaths. Each church has a history to explore and there are plenty of country pubs on route should refreshments or other facilities be required.
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Walking in Warwickshire
Within the county there are an excellent variety of walks to encourage you to get outside and enjoy the countryside.
These take in the best parts of the county and include trails along disused railway lines, walks along canal towpaths, across rolling countryside and also around the most well known landmarks in Warwickshire.
For walking publications that are free to download, simply click on the link below to find a walk, print it out, grab your hiking boots and go!
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Further links
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Specific Walking Routes
Shakespeare Way - A 146 mile route going from Shakespeare's Birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon to Shakespeare's Globe in London.
Edgcote to Edgehill Trail - A 20 mile footpath linking three of England's most important battles - Edgehill, Cropredy Bridge and Edgcote. |
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Cycling in Warwickshire
There are many designated cycling routes in the county - for further information see our selection of the best links below
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