Walks you can reach from Hatton by train
Warwickshire · West Midlands of England | Walks by foot
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Lapworth Station to Warwick Station (Warwickshire)
5m direct from Hatton.
14km.
Impressive deep cutting (Shrewley). Warwickshire countryside along the Grand Union Canal towpath. Warwick Castle founded 1068; transformed to stately home by Fulke Greville in early 17th century. Grand Union Canal modernised extensively in 1930s. No towpath through Shrewley Tunnel — alternative route via village required.
Documented by Walk Midlands — download GPX route
Stratford-upon-Avon Station to Warwick Parkway Station (Warwickshire)
5m direct from Hatton.
17km. Moderate ascents. 4h30.
Riverside path with fields and with moderate climbs.
Documented by Railwalks — download GPX route
Warwick Parkway Station Circular (Warwickshire)
5m direct from Hatton.
8km. 2h30.
Rolling farmland, Grand Union Canal towpath, woodland, and farm tracks. Busy A road crossing.
Documented by Heart Rail Trails.
Lapworth Station Circular (Warwickshire)
5m direct from Hatton.
6km. 2h.
Rural fields, canal towpath, flight of locks, Kingswood Arm, country lanes, and Tudor mansion grounds. Can be very muddy.
Documented by Heart Rail Trails.
Claverdon Station Circular (Warwickshire)
5m direct from Hatton.
4km. 1h30.
Gently rolling farmland, small pockets of woodland, Grand Union Canal towpath, and motorway bridge crossing. Nettles and brambles.
Documented by Heart Rail Trails.
Henley-in-Arden Station to Warwick Station (Warwickshire)
7m direct from Hatton.
17km.
Impressively deep cutting (canal near Hatton). Warwickshire countryside and Grand Union Canal towpath; gently wooded. Medieval market town of Henley-in-Arden founded 13th century; Warwick is Warwickshire's county town. Route traverses remnants of Forest of Arden with ancient hedgerows from 16th century. Path can be churned up and muddy; M40 motorway traffic; traffic on country lanes.
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Dorridge Station to Warwick Station (Warwickshire)
7m direct from Hatton.
20km.
Impressively deep cutting. Primarily along Grand Union Canal towpath. Warwick is the county town of Warwickshire, home to the Collegiate Church of St Mary with its 40-metre tower. The Great Fire of 1693 destroyed much of the town. Muddy field conditions possible; infrequent train service from Warwick.
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Dorridge Station Circular via Packwood House (Warwickshire)
15m direct from Hatton.
8km.
Quintessential English country house. Countryside; partly along the Grand Union Canal towpath. Packwood House is a 16th-century half-timbered manor house extensively reimagined in 1920s by Baron Ash; gifted to National Trust in 1941. Fairly busy road; muddy field conditions.
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Dorridge Station to Henley-in-Arden Station (Warwickshire)
15m direct from Hatton.
15km.
Countryside; primarily along canal towpaths. Henley-in-Arden is a medieval new town founded early 13th century when the lord of Beaudesert Castle purchased a market charter. Busy road section near King's Arms Inn; fields can be muddy.
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Wood End Station to Dorridge Station (Warwickshire)
15m direct from Hatton.
10km.
Umberslade Estate features a manor house built 1695-1700 and the Umberslade Obelisk constructed in 1749 by the 1st Baron Archer.
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Wootton Wawen Station to Bearley Station (Warwickshire)
15m direct from Hatton.
Easy: 4km, moderate ascents. 1h30.
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Bearley Station Circular (Warwickshire)
15m direct from Hatton.
7km. 2h30.
Ancient villages, leafy woodland, open fields, canal aqueduct, nature reserve, and country lanes. Electric fence near stables.