Fillongley Church to Coventry Cathedral, 9.6 miles, 1 day

This beautiful, rural route passes through the River Sherborne valley, via Allesley church, St Johns Coventry and Holy Trinity Coventry ending at Coventry Cathedral. It is the last part of the 47-mile Coventry Pilgrimage route, established in 2012, circling the city starting at Meriden church, using the Coventry Way.

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