The Moat

Rail Trail: Shakespeare’s Stratford

Follows a disused railway line through flat, accessible terrain between Stratford-upon-Avon and Long Marston, perfect for buggies and families with toddlers. The surfaced path welcomes dogs and offers easy walking with minimal incline, linking historic Stratford to quiet countryside. Worth doing for its gentle introduction to the Bard's landscape, with potential Shakespeare connections and peaceful views away from the town's tourist crowds. Ideal as a short family outing or longer there-and-back

Rail Trail: Stratford-upon-Avon Parkway > Wilmcote

Follows a flat, traffic-free former railway line between Stratford Parkway station and Wilmcote village, perfect for buggies and young families. The firm surface makes it ideal for all abilities and dogs love the open path. Offers peaceful countryside views of the Arden landscape with minimal effort, plus convenient train connections at both ends for a linear walk without doubling back.

Parkland Walk, Charlecote Park

Meanders through National Trust parklands surrounding a grand Tudor manor on mostly flat, well-maintained paths. Perfect for families with buggies and young children wanting an easy stroll among ancient trees and grazing deer. Dogs welcome on leads. The Elizabethan house backdrop and resident fallow deer herd make this a picturesque gentle walk that combines history with wildlife spotting, ideal after visiting the house itself.

Rail Trail: Wootton Wawen > Wilmcote

Rail Trail: Wilmcote > Wootton Wawen