There are plenty of brilliant winter walks in and around Birmingham to enjoy in the coming months.
If you fancy a winter walk over the next couple of months, there are plenty of great routes in and around Birmingham.
The West Midlands offers so much throughout the year, and some parts of the region really thrive in the winter months.
Muddy Stilettos has now released its list of the best villages and neighbourhoods to visit to enjoy a winter walk in 2025. See their top 11 picks below:
1. Sutton Park, Sutton Coldfield
Muddy Stilettos guide: "This is a National Nature Reserve and boasts not one, but two children’s playgrounds, as well as a donkey sanctuary, sailing and canoe clubs, fishing, and refreshments. " | Adobe
2. Ebrington Hill, near Ilmington
Muddy Stilettos guide: "Visit Ebrington Hill – the highest point in Warwickshire at 261 metres – where you can see Birmingham’s skyline to the north and the pretty Malvern Hills to the west, before descending to the village of Ilmington." | Google
3. Hatton Locks, near Warwick
Hatton is a charming village and civil parish. The Hatton Locks is one of the most notable landmarks, featuring a series of 21 locks on the Grand Union Canal. Known as the “Stairway to Heaven,” according to BBC Countryfile, is rich in biodiversity: look for dragonflies and damselflies in the summer, and listen for the green woodpecker’s call year-round. | Flickr
4. The Monarch’s Way, Stratford-upon-Avon
Muddy guide: "Fancy a bit of a trek? Re-trace some of King Charles II’s escape route as he fled to France following defeat to Oliver Cromwell in the Battle of Worcester in 1651. It’s known as The Monarch’s Way which passes through Warwickshire." | Rochelle Barrand Photo: Rochelle Barrand