Warwickshire is a county in the West Midlands region of England. The county town is Warwick, and the largest town is Nuneaton. The county is famous for being the birthplace of William Shakespeare at Stratford-upon-Avon and Victorian novelist George Eliot, at Nuneaton.
| Walking Trail | Distance |
|---|---|
| Arden Way | 42 km / 26 miles |
| Battlefields Trail | 32 km / 20 miles |
| Centenary Way (Warwickshire) | 159 km / 99 miles |
| Cotswold Round | 349 km / 217 miles |
| Coventry Way | 64 km / 40 miles |
| d’Arcy Dalton Way | 107 km / 66 miles |
| Donnington Way | 99 km / 62 miles |
| Grand Union Canal Walk | 222 km / 138 miles |
| Harry Green Way | 32 km / 20 miles |
| Heart of England Way | 163 km / 101 miles |
| Macmillan Way – Boston to Abbotsbury | 467 km / 290 miles |
| Macmillan Way – Cross Cotswold Pathway | 138 km / 86 miles |
| Midland Link | 32 km / 20 miles |
| Millennium Way (Warks) | 161 km / 100 miles |
| Monarch’s Way | 946 km / 588 miles |
| North Arden Heritage Trail | 42 km / 26 miles |
| Nuneaton Rotary Walk | 39 km / 24 miles |
| Oxford Canal Walk | 133 km / 83 miles |
| Shakespeare’s Avon Way | 148 km / 92 miles |
| Shakespeare’s Way | 235 km / 146 miles |
| Solihull Way | 34 km / 21 miles |