Walking groups in Lincolnshire
Below you'll find every walking group we know of in Lincolnshire, as well as walkers looking for one.
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Boston Group (Boston)
Walking
This Boston walking group runs a varied programme of guided walks in the Lincolnshire countryside and beyond. Full-day walks are usually held on alternate Sundays and cover around 12 to 15 km, with shorter Wednesday evening walks in the lighter months and Thursday morning walks at other times, typically 6 to 8 km. It also arranges walking holidays several times a year, and people may try one or two walks before joining.
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Walking
This small, friendly walking group meets weekly for walks in the east of Lincolnshire. It explores local footpaths and bridleways, with routes ranging from around 4 to 11 miles. Walks take place in the Lincolnshire Wolds, nearby villages and the coastal area, and the group has members from Skegness, Horncastle, Spilsby and surrounding villages.
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Walking
This Ramblers group organises regular walks in and around Spalding and further afield, helping people discover local places on foot. It aims to support access to the countryside and protect the places people enjoy walking. Walks are led by experienced volunteers and offer a friendly way to explore with other walkers.
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Walking
The Sleaford Ramblers Group organises walks in Lincolnshire, usually on circular routes. Sunday walks take place on alternate weekends, cover 7 to 10 miles and start at 10am, while spring and summer Thursday evening walks begin at 7pm and are generally 3 to 5 miles. Walkers are asked to bring food and drink for the morning break and lunch stop.
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Walking
The Lincoln Ramblers’ Group is a walking club based in Lincoln with a programme of more than 150 guided walks each year. It aims to help people get out and about, enjoy the benefits of walking and meet others, while also helping to care for local footpaths. The group has about 300 members and usually draws people from Lincoln city and nearby Lincolnshire villages.
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Walking
The Grimsby and Louth walking group was formed in 1980 and has about 360 members. It is based in Louth and highlights walking in the local area, including the Lincolnshire coast, marshland, sandy beaches and dunes along the English Coast Path.
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Walking
The Grantham walking group offers a range of local walks on Thursdays and Sundays. Thursday walks are usually 4 to 6 miles, while Sunday walks are generally 8 to 10 miles, with routes mostly within 20 miles of Grantham and at a leisurely to moderate pace. People can try a few walks free before deciding whether to join as members, and dogs are allowed unless stated otherwise, provided they stay on a lead.
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