Walking in Lincolnshire

Burghley House is one of the largest surviving Sixteenth century houses. Conceived by William Cecil, Lord High Treasurer to Queen...

Chapel Point Beach is relatively quiet and features a charming row of traditional privately owned beach huts....

Visit Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve on the large stretch of unspoilt coastline that runs southward from Skegness to the south of The...

Walk, cycle or ride on this route from Horncastle to Woodhall Spa. Discover 3 miles of flat, surfaced bridleway along the mid-section of the old Horncastle to Woodhall...

A quiet, atmospheric ancient woodland, home to an abundance of broad leaf and coniferous trees. Catch a glimpse of herons and kingfishers by the...

The fascinating yet tranquil, consisting of over 150 clipped Yew Trees in all manner of unusual...

Walk, run or cycle along the Fossdyke Canal Trail which runs alongside the canal from Lincoln to Saxilby, approximately 6 miles. Built by the Romans to join Lindum...

Hubbard's Hills is an Area of Natural Beauty with a unique glacial overspill channel formed as a result of the last ice...

Discover this long distance multi-user route through the scenic landscape of the Lincolnshire Wolds, extending form Market Rasen to Horncastle. It is a 69 mile trek and...

Discover Red Hill Nature Reserve, a steep natural chalk escarpment with acres of plateaued wild landscape with wild flower...

Sandilands is a beautiful, natural golden sandy beach stretching for miles. It is clean and picturesque and is dog friendly...

Discover Sutton-On-Sea, a small coastal village with an excellent well-kept, golden sandy beach, the perfect traditional seaside...

Explore the great outdoors and enjoy Lincolnshire’s scenic landscapes along the Viking Way. The Viking Way is a long-distance walking route that is named after an area...

Explore 110 acres of beautiful nature in the Waters' Edge Country Park and Nature Reserve. Discover more about the natural world with the interactive displays in the...

Whisby Nature Park boasts an array of habitats and plant species. Just a short distance from Lincoln City centre is this relaxing natural...

Woodhall Spa Woods boasts beautiful broadleaf woodland, with scenic accessible routes and provides habitats for various...

This diverse landscape is constructed of reed-beds, meadow, scrub, freshwater and saltwater environments, providing rich microscopic life and habitats for invertebrates....

Bardney Limewoods National Nature Reserve contains Britain’s largest concentration of woodland dominated by small-leaved...

Walk across the network of long-distance paths of the Macmillan Way which runs from Boston on the Lincolnshire coast to the Dorset Coast at Abbotsbury. It is 290 miles...

Discover country lanes to be explored by car, bike or on foot. Find a whole community of attractions, places to stay, churches to visit and places to eat and drink...

Travel back in time to between AD50-60 when a legendary fortress was built by the Romans in Lincoln, then known as ‘Lindum Colonia’. Follow the Roman Trail and...

Trace the footsteps of Lord Alfred Tennyson one of the most famous poets of the 19th century on the Tennyson...

Willingham Woods is the ideal location for the nature lover with possible sightings of deer, ducks and...

Discover mixed woodland in the Country Park and wet valleys, grassland and scrubland in the Nature...

Discover this Arts & Heritage Trail that leads you from Lincoln Cathedral to St Deny’s Church, Sleaford. Enjoy the rich history and local stories of the county, spot...

Walk, cycle or ride on this route from Horncastle to Woodhall Spa. Discover 3 miles of flat, surfaced bridleway along the mid-section of the old Horncastle to Woodhall...

Walk, run or cycle along the Fossdyke Canal Trail which runs alongside the canal from Lincoln to Saxilby, approximately 6 miles. Built by the Romans to join Lindum...

Discover this long distance multi-user route through the scenic landscape of the Lincolnshire Wolds, extending form Market Rasen to Horncastle. It is a 69 mile trek and...

Explore the great outdoors and enjoy Lincolnshire’s scenic landscapes along the Viking Way. The Viking Way is a long-distance walking route that is named after an area...

Walk across the network of long-distance paths of the Macmillan Way which runs from Boston on the Lincolnshire coast to the Dorset Coast at Abbotsbury. It is 290 miles...

Discover country lanes to be explored by car, bike or on foot. Find a whole community of attractions, places to stay, churches to visit and places to eat and drink...

Travel back in time to between AD50-60 when a legendary fortress was built by the Romans in Lincoln, then known as ‘Lindum Colonia’. Follow the Roman Trail and...

Trace the footsteps of Lord Alfred Tennyson one of the most famous poets of the 19th century on the Tennyson...

Discover this Arts & Heritage Trail that leads you from Lincoln Cathedral to St Deny’s Church, Sleaford. Enjoy the rich history and local stories of the county, spot...