Local Walk - Thrapston Nene Valley, Figure of 8 walk, 9 miles, leader John

This walk is a figure-of-8 walk, where we walk a morning loop, returning to the start point at lunchtime, and after lunch walk a second route in the afternoon. This means people can walk the morning loop only, the afternoon loop only, or walk all day. If you are walking all day please bring some lunch with you, as there may not be time to buy food during the break.

The morning loop is 4.5 miles, starting from the Chancery Lane Car Park (free car park) promptly at 10.30 the walk heads north out of the town past Nene Sailing Club around Titchmash Nature Reserve and back along the Nene river to Thrapston. We will stop for lunch in Thrapston and go to the three hills brewery for a drink.

Morning walk start point: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Vveg37915yMRLvjJ7

The afternoon walk is 4.2 miles, and will start at approximately 1pm from the Three Hills Brewery (link to location below). The walk will head out over the river bridge and heads south along the river before returning to Thrapston.

Afternoon walk start point: https://maps.app.goo.gl/MjbkM1PvTD86CyxdA

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Well-behaved dogs are welcome, though please note there maybe stiles, livestock and other dogs on the walk. Any dog owners are fully responsible for their dog. More information is available on the Ramblers website https://www.ramblers.org.uk/advice/safety/dog-walkers.aspx
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You are welcome to join us on any of our walks you can either let us know you’re coming if it’s your first time by emailing us or by confirming your attendance on either Facebook or Meetup.
We are part of, & funded by the Ramblers (Britain's walking charity) www.ramblers.org.uk, who are working to create a Britain where everyone has the freedom to enjoy the outdoors on foot. Our walks are free to attend but, once you have attended three of our walks we would ask you to consider joining the Ramblers as a member.