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Full of reminders of its industrial past, Cosgrove lies Walk 1 - Grand (North) alongside the . The wharfs, pubs, moorings and other fixtures of the waterways Start at the Navigation Inn. the road a little further, then tradition are an integral part of the canal-side walks Head south along the road head north on a footpath in and around the village. for approximately 400 alongside the Grand Union Cosgrove lies in the south-east of the county, approximately metres until you reach a Canal to return to the road 8 miles south-east of . is the nearest train bridleway heading a short distance from the station, which is 5 miles away. Lockable cycle racks are provided south-east to Cosgrove. Navigation Inn. at the Navigation Inn. When you reach the Walk approx 1.6 miles/ County Council is committed to encouraging village, turn east on Bridge 2.5kms. 30 minutes. sustainable travel to become a cleaner, greener and more Road and cross over the Easy terrain. prosperous county. Ornamental Bridge. Follow Plan ahead - it may be easier to cycle or catch a bus to the start of your walk than to drive. Consider car sharing if you can - Walk 2 - Iron Aqueduct Circular fewer cars means fewer queues. If you need to drive please consider the needs of cyclists, pedestrians and local access by parking considerately in the villages. Start at the junction of the Ouse to Wolverton Mill. Arm with Cross the bridge and the Grand Union Canal. follow the footpath north Walk south-east along the back to Cosgrove. towpath to the iron At Cosgrove cross the aqueduct. Follow the path canal using the over the aqueduct and walkway to return to your then turn left, down to the starting point. cattle tunnel and under the Walk approx 1.8 miles/ canal. From here follow the 3kms. 35 minutes. south bank of the Great Easy terrain with stiles. A509A509 Walk 3 -

Start at the Cosgrove follow the canal towpath County Connect is a new type of rural bus service that goes Cosgrove Lodge Hotel and follow the south into Cosgrove, where and when you want within the designated areas. footpath north-east, passing the Ornamental The timetable is designed around you! Riverside & Grand www.county-connect.co.uk Tel: 0845 456 4474 passing St. Vincent’s Well, Bridge. At the Barley Mow, Email: [email protected] Union Canal Walks then on your way towards you can cross under the Text ‘CountyConnect’ and your message to 82727 and they will The Priory and the River canal via the Horse Tunnel call you back. Including Old Wolverton Tove. Cross over the river and turn east along Main and then turn north-west Street to return to the This information can be provided in to follow the footpath to entrance to the hotel. other languages and formats upon the road. Turn west and Walk 2.2 miles/3.5kms. head along the road to the 45 minutes. request, such as large print, Braille Navigation Inn. At the Inn Easy/moderate terrain. and CD. Contact 0300 126 1000. Northamptonshire County Council Highways, Transportation & Infrastructure Riverside House, Riverside Way, Road, NN1 5NX Telephone: 0300 126 1000. Email: [email protected] www.northamptonshire.gov.uk Published 06/12