Despite the colder weather, it can be nice to get out and about during the festive period when you’re not stuffing your face with turkey or itching to open all the presents.

Whether you’re looking to go for a walk on Boxing Day or during the lead up to New Year and you’re not sure where to go, look no further.

The National Trust has rounded up some walking trails you can enjoy this winter near Stourbridge.

3 winter walks you can take near Stourbridge

Clent Hills

In the heart of the Midlands, there’s miles of footpaths, far-reaching views and scenic monuments at Clent Hills.

There’s plenty of trails to take with the Clent Hills short walk being a popular route to take.

If you choose this picturesque trail, you’ll end up at the top of Clent Hill where you’ll see the mysterious Four Stones.

On a clear day you’ll also spot the Welsh Black Mountains.

Dogs are welcome if they’re kept on leads.

You can find out more about this trail via the National Trust website.

Knowles Mill

If you’re looking for a relaxing walk, this could be the ideal place to go.

Wyre Forest and the stream make for a pleasant walk and you’ll be able to pass the mill which dates back to the 18th century.

If you do visit, you’ll need to be aware that there are uneven paths.

You can find out more about this trail via the National Trust website.

Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses

There’s plenty of trails to take and wildlife to see at Kinver Edge including reptiles, bats, birds and insects.

If you fancy stopping for a break, the tearooms offer both hot and cold drinks, cakes and light lunches.

Dogs are allowed on leads in the meadow and garden at the Rock Houses but not inside them or the tearoom.

Look out for signs indicating ‘on lead’ areas for dogs.

You can find out more about this trail including admission prices and opening times via the National Trust website.