Brook Meadow

Jurassic Way

Spans 142km from Banbury to Stamford across Northamptonshire's limestone ridge, featuring gentle to moderate undulations through rolling countryside, historic market towns, and quintessential English villages. The terrain mixes field paths, bridleways, and quiet lanes—mostly manageable but can be mudgy in wet weather. Best tackled in sections rather than one go; most segments suit families with older children who can handle distance, though stiles and uneven ground make buggies impractical. Dogs

Leicestershire Round

Circles the entire county across varied terrain – from canal towpaths and gentle farmland to rolling hills and woodland trails with moderate climbs. Not suitable for buggies due to stiles, uneven ground and livestock gates, though many sections work for confident older children. Dogs welcome but must be kept on leads near grazing animals. Offers a brilliant way to discover Leicestershire's countryside diversity, historic villages and quiet corners, ideal for tackling in stages from nearby campsi

Midshires Way

Stretches 230 miles from Buckinghamshire to Stockport, traversing gentle Midlands countryside with rolling farmland, canal towpaths, and woodland sections. Mostly flat to gentle gradients, though some undulating stretches through the Charnwood Forest and Peak District foothills. Not ideal for buggies due to stiles, narrow paths, and occasional muddy farm tracks. Dogs welcome throughout. Perfect for long-distance walkers seeking a quieter alternative to major trails, linking charming market towns

Shakespeare's Avon Way