Looking for a leisurely stroll? These easy hikes are perfect for those who want to enjoy the great outdoors without breaking too much of a sweat.
Here are some great hikes to explore in Staffordshire.
Coventry Canal and Huddlesford Loop
MP+dog · reviewed 12 months ago
Walk along the canal is lovely. But once you jump off the canal, the route is walks along country roads with no path. On the loop back, we jumped back along the canal path at the pub.
McGoverner · reviewed almost 5 years ago
Some pleasant parts to this walk but it's mostly uninteresting and not the most enjoyable at times. The start is probably the nicest bit, and the final part in South Derbyshire. Would definitely recommend doing in Spring or early summer. Suffers from a few issues: 1. Can be relentlessly muddy for very long stretches. 2. Bypasses most towns and villages, some very pretty ones at that, so resupply can be tricky without long detours. From Newton Linford you have to get to Ratby and take a detour to get to a local shop. From there, the next place will by Ashby with lots of shops and then Overseal. 3. Camping of any sort is almost impossible - only one campsite on the whole trail and wild camping is tricky. Same for B&B's 4. Doesn't seem to be well maintained - some stretches were totally overgrown and impassable in the summer of 2021 and a high bridge over a river near Ashby was rotten! I re-walked the first 30 miles of this last September and can definitely say the season makes a huge difference. Aim for late spring or early autumn for the best experience.
No reviews available for Manifold Valley - Thor's Cave - Ecton and Wetton Hills from Alstonefield.
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