Upton social walks
Discover the Warwickshire countryside surrounding Upton House and Gardens and enjoy the opportunity to meet new people on these gentle-to-moderate walks.
Build your confidence of walking in the countryside in the company of a small and friendly group of people. Our volunteer walk leaders will guide you along the public footpaths surrounding the Upton estate, known for spectacular views, and introduce you to the nature and history of the local landscape. Warm up afterwards with a hot drink in our Pavilion Cafe.
These are social walks, designed for anyone looking to meet new people and explore new places.
We offer two routes, which alternate monthly:
- The 'What a View' walk is a gentle 2.3 miles (3.7km), approximately 1 hour - 1 hour 30 mins, around the Upton estate. This runs on the following dates: 13 March, 15 May and 17 October.
- The 'Temple Pool' walk is a stunning 4.8 miles (6.7km), approximately 2 hours 30 mins, skirting the edge of the historic Temple Pool designed by Gothic landscape designer, Sanderson Miller. Difficulty level: moderate - includes some moderate climbs. This runs on 25 April and 20 June 2025.
The walks start and finish in Upton's visitor car park. Each adult ticket includes a regular hot drink from the Pavilion Cafe. You will not be charged for car parking.
Start time: 10:30am. Meet outside Visitor Reception where the walk leader will be waiting to welcome you.
Sorry, dogs are not permitted on the walks.
If you are unable to attend on the day, please let us know by email: uptonhouse@nationaltrust.org.uk or telephone: 01295 670266.
Please note:
- Normal admission charges apply to non-members on arrival.
- Meet in front of Visitor Reception ready for a prompt 10:30am start.
- Wear suitable walking boots/shoes and outdoor clothing to protect against cold/wind/rain/heat.
- Bring your own refreshments and also bring sun cream.
- Please note this walk follows public footpaths across fields, which may be muddy and uneven. The route includes a few stile crossings and may not be suitable for people with mobility difficulties.
- Children over 16 are welcome, supervised by a parent/guardian.
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Discover the Warwickshire countryside surrounding Upton House and Gardens and enjoy the opportunity to meet new people on these gentle-to-moderate walks.
Build your confidence of walking in the countryside in the company of a small and friendly group of people. Our volunteer walk leaders will guide you along the public footpaths surrounding the Upton estate, known for spectacular views, and introduce you to the nature and history of the local landscape. Warm up afterwards with a hot drink in our Pavilion Cafe.
These are social walks, designed for anyone looking to meet new people and explore new places.
We offer two routes, which alternate monthly:
- The 'What a View' walk is a gentle 2.3 miles (3.7km), approximately 1 hour - 1 hour 30 mins, around the Upton estate. This runs on the following dates: 13 March, 15 May and 17 October.
- The 'Temple Pool' walk is a stunning 4.8 miles (6.7km), approximately 2 hours 30 mins, skirting the edge of the historic Temple Pool designed by Gothic landscape designer, Sanderson Miller. Difficulty level: moderate - includes some moderate climbs. This runs on 25 April and 20 June 2025.
The walks start and finish in Upton's visitor car park. Each adult ticket includes a regular hot drink from the Pavilion Cafe. You will not be charged for car parking.
Start time: 10:30am. Meet outside Visitor Reception where the walk leader will be waiting to welcome you.
Sorry, dogs are not permitted on the walks.
If you are unable to attend on the day, please let us know by email: uptonhouse@nationaltrust.org.uk or telephone: 01295 670266.
Please note:
- Normal admission charges apply to non-members on arrival.
- Meet in front of Visitor Reception ready for a prompt 10:30am start.
- Wear suitable walking boots/shoes and outdoor clothing to protect against cold/wind/rain/heat.
- Bring your own refreshments and also bring sun cream.
- Please note this walk follows public footpaths across fields, which may be muddy and uneven. The route includes a few stile crossings and may not be suitable for people with mobility difficulties.
- Children over 16 are welcome, supervised by a parent/guardian.
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