Lincoln Walking Group

Meeting at the visitors centre, who has toilets, and cafe, sorry dogs are not allowed into the centre.
we leave the Nature Reserve after a short walk and walk along country roads towards Barrow Haven. We then head back towards the River Humber, re-entering the reserve. Here we walk alongside the old Clay Pits and back to the starting point.
Dogs are allowed on the walk but must be kept on leads.
Parking and entrance is an amazing £0.00.
It might be worth taking a pair of binoculars.
The walk might be a little muddy and/or slippery when wet.
For those who don't like hills, this walk has a total elevation of 10 ft, or for those did metric, 3m.
£1 subs please.

Join us for this lovely walk in the peaks starting from the National Trust Longshaw estate (cafe & toilets) we head south to Padley gorge and follow the river to Grindleford where we can stop for a snack break. Then up the other side of the river and head north to Higger Tor 424m (Rock formations) down the other side of the hill then loop around and back to the Longshaw estate. The route is just over 8 miles long and a has 400m of elevation gain. Padley gorge should look pretty this time of year with the leaves on the trees in autumnal colours. Please use Parking at the visitors centre as shown for a 10am start. Subs £1 Thanks

Grade - Moderate. This will be at a brisk pace so you must have a good level of fitness and experience of open countryside walking. Following flat quiet roads, woodland, farm tracks and public footpaths over uneven open fields, walking boots and appropriate clothing for the season is essential. There will be mud after rain !
Dogs welcome on lead where required and there are three stiles which you'll need to lift them over.
Considerate parking on High Street please, and meet by the pub. Lunch details TBC.
This is an alternative option for members after a discussion with Gary.