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Walks Poster2016 Walkers are Welcome National Conference 2016 Free Guided Walks Programme – All Welcome Saturday 15th October Market Rasen to Tealby - Market Rasen Walkers are Welcome 9 miles Circular Walk 5hrs Starts 10am Market Rasen Market Place A circular walk from Market Rasen up on to the Viking Way with great views over to Lincoln. Then dropping down into picturesque Tealby . - boots needed & bring something for lunch A Walk Around Willingham Woods - Market Rasen Walkers are Welcome and Forestry Commission 2-3 miles walk 2hrs Starts 10am at Willingham Woods picnic site (off A631) A short walk around a busy edge of town Forestry Commission (FC) woodland.. The FC Forester and Market Rasen WaW will share how the woodland is managed for timber, wildlife and people. Nettleton Valley - Caistor Walkers are Welcome 5 miles Circular Walk 3hrs Starts 10.15am at Salutation Inn, Nettleton A circular walk along the Viking Way, up the beautiful Nettleton Valley, past the heritage of the ironstone mines and disappeared villages, continuing up near the highest part of the Wolds. - boots needed Caistor Town Trail - Caistor Walkers are Welcome and Civic Society 1.5 miles walk. 2hrs Starts 10.15am at Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre A fascinating tour through the town’s Conservation Area. Learn about the secret of the Tower of Caistor. Walk down Lucy’s Lane; see the Roman Wall, Home Guard HQ and much more. Market Rasen Heritage Walk - Market Rasen Walkers are Welcome and Rase Heritage 1 mile walk 1 hr 30mins Starts 2pm at Market Rasen Market Place A chance to find out more about this lovely town and its history. To ensure there are enough leaders please book at www.waw-rasen.org/booking.html or phone 01427 675162 Geology Detectives in Caistor - Caistor Walkers are Welcome 1.5 miles walk 1hr 15mins Starts 2pm at Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre Cross millions of years of prehistory as you stroll through the small town of Caistor with a well-known local geologist. Sited on the scarp slope of the Lincolnshire Wolds the rocks range from Jurassic clays which form the lowland of the Ancholme valley to the younger Cretaceous chalk at the top of the town. Sunday 16th October Horncastle Town Walk - Horncastle Walkers are Welcome 1.5 mile walk 1hr 30mins. Starts 1.30pm from Admiral Rodney A guided walk around this small market town will highlight its remarkable history. There are strong links to agriculture and commerce with warehouses, maltings, Victorian shop fronts and the canal .The walk will also pass buildings connected to the town’s famous sons, Edward Harrison noted physician, Sir Henry Lunn (Lunn Poly) and Sir Joseph Banks, noted botanist & explorer For further information :- see us on Facebook Lincolnshire Wolds Walkers are Welcome or tel: 01427 675162 Mkt Rasen, 01472 851468 Caistor , 01507 522957 Horncastle Walkers are Welcome National Conference 2016 Free Guided Walks Programme – All Welcome Saturday 15th October Market Rasen to Tealby 9 miles Circular Walk 5hrs Starts 10am Market Rasen Market Place boots needed & bring something for lunch A Walk Around Willingham Woods 2-3 miles walk 2hrs Starts 10am at Willingham Woods picnic site (off A631) - guided by Forestry Commission expert Nettleton Valley 5 miles Circular walk 3hrs Starts 10.15am at Salutation Inn, Nettleton boots needed Caistor Town Trail 1.5 miles walk 2hrs Starts 10.15am at Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre Market Rasen Heritage Walk 1 mile walk 1 hr 30mins Starts 2pm guided by Rase Heritage Society - please book www.waw-rasen.org/booking.html or phone 01427 675162 Geology Detectives in Caistor 1.5 miles walk 1hr 15mins Starts 2pm at Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre Sunday 16th October Horncastle Town Walk 1.5 mile walk 1hr 30mins. Starts 1.30pm from Admiral Rodney For further information :- see us on or tel: , , Walkers are Welcome National Conference 2016 Free Guided Walks Programme – All Welcome Saturday 15th October Market Rasen to Tealby 9 miles Circular Walk 5hrs Starts 10am Market Rasen Market Place boots needed & bring something for lunch A Walk Around Willingham Woods 2-3 miles walk 2hrs Starts 10am at Willingham Woods picnic site (off A631) - guided by Forestry Commission expert Nettleton Valley 5 miles Circular walk 3hrs Starts 10.15am at Salutation Inn, Nettleton boots needed Caistor Town Trail 1.5 miles walk 2hrs Starts 10.15am at Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre Market Rasen Heritage Walk 1 mile walk 1 hr 30mins Starts 2pm guided by Rase Heritage Society - please book www.waw-rasen.org/booking.html or phone 01427 675162 Geology Detectives in Caistor 1.5 miles walk 1hr 15mins Starts 2pm at Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre Sunday 16th October Horncastle Town Walk 1.5 mile walk 1hr 30mins. Starts 1.30pm from Admiral Rodney For further information :- see us on or tel: , , .
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