Long-distance routes
Lincolnshire has a number of waymarked, long-distance routes, some just passing through the county and others starting and ending in Lincolnshire – some circular, others linear. Below is a list of some of them – contact us if you have others you think should be included. All mileages approximate!
Routes that have been created by members of the Ramblers have links to pages containing further information. Other routes (such as the Macmillan Way) have their own dedicated web sites that can be accessed via Google or similar earch engine, so are included for reference only.
Linear routes
The Johnson Silver Lincs Way
25 miles
Scartho (Grimsby) – Louth
The Spires & Steeples Trail
27 miles
Lincoln Cathedral to St Denys' Church, Sleaford
The Danelaw Way
60 miles
Lincoln to Stamford
The Towers Way
100 miles
Barton-on-Humber – Lincoln
The Viking Way
147 miles
Barton-on-Humber – Oakham (Rutland)
Macmillan Way
290 miles
(Lincs section Boston – Stamford +/- 40 miles)
Greenwich Meridian Trail
292 miles
(Lincs. section Cleethorpes – Throckenholt, S. Holland +/- 70 miles)
Circular routes
The Bourne Blunder
20 miles
Bourne woods
The Tennyson Twenty
20 miles
Awalk circling Somersby in the Lincolnshire Wolds,
the birthplace of Alfred Lord Tennyson, the Victorian Poet Laureate.
download details HERE
The Plogsland Round
47 miles
Fiskerton
The Lindsey Loop
105 miles
A Wolds walk linking the six market towns in East and West Lindsey.
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