Autumn walks in the Midlands

We're firm believers that autumn is one of the best times of year for walking here in the midlands. The trees burst into colour in a final farewell before winter sets in and the novelty of wrapping up in our winter woollies hasn't quite worn off yet! Find some of the best autumn walks near you.

View across the Shropshire hills from the top of LongMynd — From the top you get a great view across the Shropshire Hills

Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd Shropshire

A walk to the top of the Long Mynd

This walk takes you to the head of Carding Mill Valley and up to the highest point of the Long Mynd. From the top you can take in fantastic views across Shropshire, and beyond.

See the sights from the top of the hill

white trig point on Kinder Scout — This trig point is one of the few landmarks on the Kinder plateau.

Kinder, Edale and the Dark Peak Derbyshire

Kinder Scout mass trespass walk

Follow the footsteps of the trespassers over Kinder Scout from 1932 on this circular route from Hayfield to Kinder and back.

Enjoy what they fought so hard for

The Stepping Stones on the River Dove in Dovedale

Ilam Park, Dovedale and the White Peak Derbyshire

Ilam Park to the Stepping Stones in Dovedale

Discover the limestone countryside of the southern Peak District, famed for its wildlife and geology on an easy walk to Dovedale valley. On the River Dove you might spot ducks, dippers, heron or brown trout.

Walk across the famous stepping stones in Dovedale valley

two girls walking in grass and woman behind with dog on lead — Keeping the dog on the lead on Mam Tor

Kinder, Edale and the Dark Peak Derbyshire

Mam Tor circular walk

From the top of Mam Tor you'll be able to see across the Edale Valley and the over to the Derwent Moors.

Enjoy dramatic views at Mam Tor

The view across the Shropshire Hills from Long Mynd — The views across Shropshire are great from the top

Walking trail

Try one of these beautiful walks at Carding Mill Valley

Explore the Long Mynd more by picking one of these walks to follow. They all start from Carding Mill Valley, and you don't have to venture too far to find some solitude.

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Bring the family for a walk through Charlecote's parkland this spring — Blue skies, green buds, muddy wellies... spring is in the air

Charlecote Park Warwickshire

A walk through the parkland at Charlecote near Stratford-upon-Avon

Take a stroll in the park with lovely views of the house in its riverside setting. This easy walk will take you up to an hour, depending on how often you stop to enjoy the scenery. The grounds are open from 9am to 6pm every day.

Enjoy a walk through the parkland