Dog Friendly Walks in Warwickshire

A canal circuit centred on the 'Stairway to Heaven' - 21 consecutive locks climbing through the Warwickshire countryside.

A country park and Bosworth Battlefield walk, treading ground where the Wars of the Roses ended in 1485.

A flat walk for dogs on a lead around subsidence pools left by 19th and 20th century coal mining, linking the Coventry Canal towpath to meadows near Polesworth.

A Warwickshire hilltop walk with an unusual beacon tower and wide views across the Edge Hill escarpment.

A country park circuit around the lake at Coombe Abbey with the abbey itself as backdrop and well-maintained paths.

An ancient woodland reserve on the edge of Kenilworth where dogs range shady glades once part of the Forest of Arden, with heath at neighbouring Blackdown.

A flat 8km path for dogs on a lead around a Severn Trent reservoir near Rugby, with a bird hide, sailing club and cafe at the visitor centre.

A climb for dogs on a lead up the Edge Hill escarpment from Radway to the Civil War battlefield ridge and Sanderson Miller's folly at the Castle Inn.

A hilly north Warwickshire woodland circular with far reaching views across the Anker Valley, strong on off lead woodland.

A Warwickshire country park and woodland walk around the pools with good bird life and easy trails.

A flat railway path walk between Stratford and Long Marston, good for dogs and bikes with easy year-round conditions.

A wooded hill walk above Stratford-upon-Avon with Shakespeare's town spread below and a quiet, unhurried atmosphere.

A short shaded nature reserve loop near Leamington Spa, flat underfoot and easy for older dogs.

A mellow Warwickshire canal and common circular linking Lowsonford with the SSSI heath at Yarningale Common.

A rolling canal and windmill circular in south Warwickshire with an on lead policy throughout.