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Alkborough

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2.5 miles
Moderate terrain
01:15 hours
2 difficulty
circular
Walking type

Start - At entrance to Julian’s Bower, Back Lane, DN15 9JN

  • 1
    Walk through the gap in the wall following a way marked admiring Julian's Bower and the Millennium viewpoint. Take the path to the left along the escarpment.
  • 2
    Carry straight on through the trees along the escarpment with the River Trent on the right, ignoring a way marked path to the left (this goes to the cemetery and is shortcut).
  • 3
    The path eventually drops into a lane with private access to Walcot Hall, cross the lane and up the path on the other side.
  • 4
    At a path junction turn left on a wide track with trees to the left, but first it is worth walking a little further to see the Kell Well, down a gravel path. Returning to our path continue until you reach Ivy Cottage on the right.
  • 5
    Turn left, passing Walcot Hall and round the bend. After the main entrance to Walcot Hall there is a narrow pavement on the left hand side of the road.
  • 6
    As you enter the village turn right into College Close and follow the path on the left of the conifer hedge through to the West Halton road.
  • 7
    Turn left and, where the road bends left, cross the road following the waymarked path marked Huteson Lane.
  • 8
    Go through the gap in the hedge and across a small field towards a white house.
  • 9
    The waymarked path goes to the left of the house and the way goes through kissing gates two s fields and then heads towards some bungalows.
  • 10
    A waymarked path goes right towards West Halton, but you turn left down a short lane to the Alkborough/Whitton Road.
  • 11
    Turn left, crossing the road and head towards the church.
  • 12
    Pass the church, turn right into church View and left into Churchside to return to the start.
Please note: routes are created by volunteers and may change due to ground conditions. Start points and landmarks are directional guides only and may be near or on private property.