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Birmingham Canals – Summerfield Canal Path loop from Jewellery Quarter

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Birmingham Canals – Summerfield Canal Path loop from Jewellery Quarter

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Birmingham Canals – Summerfield Canal Path loop from Jewellery Quarter

00:56

8.98km

40m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: February 27, 2026

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316 m

Jewellery Quarter Cemeteries

Highlight • Monument

Learn more about the Grade II listed cemeteries of the Jewellery Quarter by watching this short film, part of the 'Secret Birmingham' project exploring heritage sites across Birmingham. Developed by ecobirmingham and theatre company C&T.

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627 m

Chamberlain Clock

Highlight • Monument

Discover more about The Joseph Chamberlain Clock, an icon of Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter by watching this short film, part of the 'Secret Birmingham' project exploring heritage sites across Birmingham. Developed by ecobirmingham and theatre company C&T.

While we were creating this route and video the Joseph Chamberlain Clock was being restored along side other heritage projects investigating the local history, the significance of the Chamberlain Clock and the life of Joseph Chamberlain focusing on telling a more balanced narrative. Find out more and watch the short film created by three young co-curators living in Birmingham together with filmmaker Scott Johnston in the '2 Visions 2 Legacies' project HERE: th.jewelleryquarter.net/2visions2legacies

You can also read about Joseph Chamberlain and his Longer History in South Africa HERE: th.jewelleryquarter.net/joseph-chamberlain-and-his-longer-history-in-south-africa

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1.49 km

Cambrian Wharf Locks

Highlight • Bridge

An interesting historical spot on the canal with a couple of locks and crossings - it seems a world away from the usually busy streets of Birmingham city centre.

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