Circular walk from Market Harborough Railway Station across and around the upland limestone plateau in Northamptonshire where the Battle of Naseby occured in June 1645, ending Charles I’s hopes of winning the 17th Century Civil Wars. Continue reading Market Harborough – Naseby
Walk in the southwestern most corner of Northamptonshire from Kings Sutton Railway Station to Brackley, a market town with a Cotswolds feel, which perhaps unsurprisingly is home to the only “offical” Cotswolds Morris side in the eastern Midlands. Continue reading Kings Sutton – Brackley
Walk through the rolling hills of the south east Midlands from Market Harborough to Northampton all the Brampton Valley Way, a former railway line, and now one of the longest ex-trackbed multipurpose paths in the UK. Continue reading Market Harborough – Northampton
Circular walk in the southwestern most corner of Northamptonshire to the Iron Age hillfort Rainsborough Camp starting and finishing at Kings Sutton Railway Station. Continue reading Rainsborough Camp
Rural walk across the gently hilly landscape lying between the towns of Market Harborough and Desborough, an area with a surprisingly radical past Continue reading Market Harborough – Desborough
Countryside walk from Rugby to the canal village of Braunston in Northamptonshire, home to the so called “Cathedral of the Canals”. Continue reading Rugby – Braunston
Walk from centrsl Northampton following the Nene Path to the small hilltop town of Earls Barton with its Anglo-Saxon church tower. Continue reading Northampton – Earls Barton
