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Walking
Pub walks, canal walks, nature walks; village history, aviation and literary trails – there’s a route in Lincolnshire to suit every mood. Paths are well marked, fellow travellers (and the natives) friendly, and the terrain wonderfully varied.
Hike the Viking Way through the historic boroughs and wapentakes of the Danelaw, home from home for our Viking ancestors; fire your imagination or perhaps find inner peace on the picturesque Tennyson Trail; trace the course of the Slea Navigation and the Grantham Canal or tackle the first section of the mighty Macmillan Way, which links Boston with Abbotsbury in Dorset.
Further information
Throughout the county there are over 100 walks to enjoy - plenty to keep you occupied during your visit! Check out www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/lincolnshirewalks covering the length and breadth of the county. With over 100 walks to choose from you won't be short of routes to enjoy the varied and unique landscapes Lincolnshire has to offer.
Further information on walking in Lincolnshire:
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