Sanderson Miller and the Vale of Red Horse walk
Explore footpaths with expansive views along the Vale of the Red Horse on this moderate 6.5-mile walk led by Cotswold Voluntary Wardens.
- Booking essential
- Free event
This walk traces the footsteps of Warwickshire architect Sanderson Miller (1716-80), known as 'The Master of Gothik', passing works including his tower in the historic village of Edge Hill.
Starting from the visitor car park at Upton House and Gardens, the route takes you through a lesser-known district of the Cotswolds known as the Vale of the Red Horse. Discover the hidden history of this landscape that also features wildflower meadows and a deserted village.
Times
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Suitability
Children over 16 are welcome accompanied by an adult
- Meeting point
Please meet in the main car park ready for a prompt 10am start. The walk leaders will be wearing high vis jackets.
- What to bring and wear
Please wear suitable walking boots/shoes and outdoor clothing appropriate for the weather. Bring your own packed lunch, refreshments and sun cream.
- Accessibility
Walkers will need a moderate level of fitness to join this 6.5-mile walk. There will be some uneven terrain and stiles. Please call to discuss any accessibility requirements.
- Other
There may be time to stop at a local pub for a drink. We're sorry, but dogs are not permitted on this walk.
Upcoming events
May half term at Upton House and Gardens
Bring your little ones to make a butterfly mask this May half term.
Tai Chi at Upton House and Gardens
Join Debbie Wild from the Swan School of Tai Chi and Qigong, who will guide you through this ancient Chinese exercise, in the meditative setting of our Quiet Orchard, on alternate Wednesdays from 17 April, 10:45am-12:15pm.
Upton social walks - March-July
Discover the Warwickshire countryside surrounding Upton House and Gardens and meet new people on these gentle-to-moderate walks.
Summer Evening Jazz
The Great Central Big Band are back at Upton this summer. Join us on the lawn for an evening of music from the classic era of swing.