This section covers Derbyshire, Herefordshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Rutland, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, West Midlands and Worcestershire

These are general websites which have details of some accessible places or walks that may or may not be listed on the individual County pages.

Miles without Stiles are well-surfaced easy access routes without stiles, steps, or steep gradients. They provide access to amazing views, moorland expanses, intimate dales, dramatic geology, distinctive habitats, tranquil and undeveloped areas, and history" - from the from the Peak District National Park Authority) website

Cotswolds AONB walks map - this can be filtered to show walks suitable for wheelchairs or those which are stile free - from the Cotswolds National Landscape website

Malvern Hills AONB (miles without stiles) - "Miles Without Stiles are promoted footpaths and tracks which are suitable for use by those who don't want to clamber over barriers when out enjoying the countryside. Leaflets are available for Miles Without Stiles routes in the parishes of Colwall, Cradley and Mathon" from the Malvern Hills AONB website

Wye Valley Easy Access Walks - "We have selected 24 Easy Access walks and sites, both on the Wye Valley Walk and close to it. Click on Easy Access Walks pdfs on right for detailed descriptions of each walk." from the Wye Valley Walk Partnership website

For West Midlands / Central England accessible tourist attractions information see www.tourist.me.uk/central-midlands