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Millennium Way: Packwood House and Chessetts Wood | ||||||||
Author: Millennium Way, Published: 01 Feb 2017 |
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Warwickshire, Lapworth | ||||||||
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A 4 mile circular walk from Packwood House, near Lapworth in Warwickshire. Starting from this stunning National Trust property, the route enjoys the delights of the Warwickshire countryside. For over half the walk you enjoy a delightful section of the Millennium Way, clearly waymarked with the distinctive black and white circular waymarkers. The route is relatively flat with just a few gentle gradients. You will need to negotiate a few kissing gates, a few steps plus 10 stiles (all of which should be suitable for most dogs to manage). You are likely to come across livestock in many of the fields. Allow 2 hours. The Millennium Way is a beautiful 100 mile walk in the heart of England, from Pershore in Worcestershire to Middleton Cheney in Northamptonshire. The route was created by the 41 Club as a community project, with something to offer every walker or rambler across Worcestershire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire. This is one of 44 circular walks, each of which incorporates a section of the Millennium Way and is published in partnership with 41 Club. |
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The walk starts and finishes at Packwood House, near Lapworth in Warwickshire. The property has its own visitor car park (which is normally open 10.30am to 5.30pm all year). Alternatively, there is a lay-by on the lane just north of the car park. Approximate post code B94 6AT. |
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Lovely easy ramble in the Warwickshire countryside - we parked at Packwood House. Note they won’t let you use the cafe there if you’re not a member ☹️ |
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By janetdj on 09 Oct 2018 | |
Lovely walk from Packwood through surrounding fields. A couple of country lanes with some traffic. Suitable for young and old. Kids will love gathering conkers from the trees in Packwood at the end of the walk. Thoroughly enjoyable way to see a bit of the Warwickshire countryside. |
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By Hannah2017 on 12 Sep 2017 |
The information in this guide has been provided in good faith and is intended only as a guide, not a statement of fact. You are advised to check the accuracy of the information provided and should not use this guide for navigational directions nor should you rely on the accuracy of the weather forecast. You are advised to take appropriate clothing, footwear, equipment and navigational materials with you according to the current and possible weather and nature of the terrain. Always follow the country code and follow any additional warnings or instructions that may be available. Some walks may be very strenuous and you are advised to seek medical advice if you have any doubts as to your capability to complete the walk.
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