BedworthBrinklow

Bedbri one
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By a Slow Ways Volunteer on 07 Apr 2021


Distance

13km/8mi

Ascent

94m

Descent

106m

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Bedworth and Brinklow.

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Bedworth and Brinklow.

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Reviews - 3

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Is this route good enough? -  Yes (3)

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Bedworth
Grid Ref SP3628186910
Lat / Lon 52.47893° / -1.46723°
Easting / Northing 436,281E / 286,910N
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Brinklow
Grid Ref SP4351679411
Lat / Lon 52.41099° / -1.36168°
Easting / Northing 443,516E / 279,411N
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Bedbri One's land is

Arable 43.6%
Pasture 44.8%
Urban 11.6%

Data: Corine Land Cover (CLC) 2018

reviews


Marion Frankland

02 May 2022 Spring

Straightforward route, mostly along the path of the Coventry Way. At points from the canal you can see right across to the three spires of Coventry and beyond.
The canal tow path is narrow, so not great if you like to walk next to your walking buddy, but otherwise is passable. There are some towpath repairs currently taking place, but it's passable.
Refreshments at both ends, and a nice pub in Ansty.


David Sanderson

16 Jan 2022 Winter

A good direct, safe and well maintained route. It mainly follows the Coventry Way and is generally well marked. I started from Brinklow. The route leaves the village and passes through grassy fields. After a short walk along Smeaton Lane then Colehurst Lane, you join the Oxford Canal. The section along the canal is visually pleasant although the sound of the M6, which you pass a long way under and then the M69 is always around. The route leaves the canal to pass through village of Ansty, where there is an "Eatery". You then rejoin the canal, on the non-towpath side only to leave it again to follow a track parallel to the M69. Turning a sharp left, the next section plunges into farmland and was some of the best sections of my walk. I got the impression that there might be some great views during this part, but alas it was too misty on the day. Barnacle is a quiet village, I don't recall passing any shops there. The section by Park Farm was a little confusing, but only because the route is marked differently on the map to how it is on the trail. It's possible that the route once went down the drive of the farm. But instead you are diverted through a field which runs alongside. Not a major hardship. There's a walk beside lakes, some woodland and then finally the route into Bedworth via Miners Welfare Park, which has a cafe (alongside a new bike track and a massive frisbee golf course). A direct, safe and enjoyable walk. Full marks.


June

12 Jul 2021 Summer

A very pleasant route but not suitable for wheelchairs/pushchairs as numerous styles. Follows named paths but some junctions lacked signage so detailed route was required. Varied across fields, canal tow path very little on road. I would walk it again.


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