Hikes & Walks in Lincolnshire

Enjoy Coastal Walks? Between Skegness and Mablethorpe, Anderby Creek Beach is a long, sandy stretch backed by dunes that is huge but calm and unspoiled. As you walk out for miles down the sand. This section of Lincolnshire is known for its wide sandy beaches. Because there is only one long beach on this stretch of shore, boundaries are defined more by what settlement is nearby! There are dunes to explore, and this is one of Lincolnshire's nicest beaches as well as one of the quietest. 

 

For another great Coastal Walk explore Sandilands. Sandilands is a dog-friendly beach that is clean and gorgeous all year. Although it is a popular coastal destination, the beach is so large that it still provides a tranquil atmosphere and enough space for everyone to enjoy themselves. Sandilands is also notable for its rows of brightly coloured beach huts, which may be found in a line along the promenade. This path is under 5 miles, making it the perfect short walk and is easily accessible with car parks close by.

The Yorkshire Wolds Way Circular Walk passes through a peaceful part of England that has stayed mostly untouched for decades. Butterflies, birds, and towns tucked in woodland dells abound in this environment of softly contoured chalk hills and flower-filled hedgerows. There's plenty to keep your attention on this peaceful walking holiday, including England's most famous deserted mediaeval village at Wharram Percy, views across the Humber Bridge to the towers of Lincoln Cathedral, and the quaint seaside resort of Filey. 

 

Enjoy exploring nature on foot? Then take a walk around the Red Hill Nature Reserve.   Discover acres of plateaued wild scenery, a wildflower meadow, and a disused quarry known for its exposed red chalk rich in fossils on this high natural chalk escarpment. The grassland and quarry are home to a diverse collection of chalk plants.

 

Looking for a dog-friendly walk? Then trail the Lindsey path. Discover this long-distance easy accessible trail that runs from Market Rasen to Horncastle through the stunning terrain of the Lincolnshire Wolds.  Take in the breathtaking scenery and expansive skies, offering breathtaking views of the Wolds.

Along The long distance Viking Way, enjoy the great outdoors and Lincolnshire's stunning scenery. The Viking Way is a long-distance walking path named after a Norse invasion location. The path runs from the banks of the River Humber to Lincoln, traversing the Lincolnshire Wolds, then along the Bain Valley to Horncastle, where the Spa Trail runs along the trackbed of a disused railway to Woodhall Spa and along the Witham Valley to Lincoln, passing flat fenland. Not only are there easily accessible car parks this route is also dog-friendly!