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If heading north your about to hit a muddy section of tow path, it’s passable with care is heading south you’ll be glad it’s over lol

Lyon's Boat Yard in Warstock is a historic site that has long been associated with the local canal and boating community. The boatyard was traditionally used for the repair, maintenance, and construction of narrowboats.

This is a popular cycling and walking route that runs through Birmingham. It is approximately 7 miles (11km) long and follows the River Lea from Cannon Hill to Longbridge. It's a green corridor connecting urban areas with pockets of nature, an ideal spot to escape the busy city.

Good towpath and scenic route

The quiet tree-lined back roads to the north of Redditch, in particular around the Aspley Heath and Portway area, are simply quite blissful to ride on. Here you can enjoy the serenity of lush green countryside, leefy country roads, gentle undulating terrain, and tranquil surroundings, which seems totally at odds with the multitude of nearby urban environments.

As you walk along the Worcester and Birmingham Canal, you'll be treated to magnificent views that encompass the reservoir, charming narrow boats, and the picturesque countryside that surrounds you.

The tow path is very narrow in places!

Could be slippy. Watch out for slime on the concrete!!

can get a bit muddy but great track

A little sloppy at the mo so be careful when negotiating walkers

excellent place for the whole family filled with little gems like this. go wild and see what you can find

This junction is where the Birmingham & Worcester canal joins the Stratford-upon-Avon Canal and also where you would turn off to follow the Rea Valley Route towards Longbridge and Waseley Hills. Here you will find the old toll house currently being refurbished (2022) and an old hump back bridge which is a great spot to admire the lovely view. Be careful here as the bridge is quite steep and can be slippy. Going up and over the bridge and going along the Stratford-upon-Avon Canal takes you towards Chinn Brook Nature reserve and Earlswood Lakes. Stay on the Birmingham & Worcester canal to get to Hawkesley.

The Hatton locks consists of 21 locks with a total rise of 45m.

No access to/from the road which is far below.

Henwood Mill is a 400 year old flour mill on the River Blythe. It's now a private home but you can still see the water wheel. Henwood Lane fords the river here but there is a bridge so you can avoid wet feet.

Situated on the Worcester and Birmingham Canal, Alvechurch Marina is close to the impressive 30-lock Tardebigge Flight, the Weighbridge pub and Alvechurch train station.

Lovely views along the section closest to Rowney Green, decent gravel surface.

It can get a bit slippery after a lot of rain but a good fun little section.

All electric these days

Farmer insists you dismount and walk the paved section to the road that is his drive. There is a further section of bridleway you can ride but it can get sticky if wet.