Dog Friendly Walks in Lincolnshire

A gentle woodland walk through the ancient small-leaved lime forest of the Bardney Limewoods, easy underfoot and good in any season.

An easy estate circular through ancient deer park, riverside woodland and 1,300 acres of open grassland on the Belton House estate near Grantham.

An easy circuit around the Capability Brown parkland of Burghley House, looping back into Stamford along the River Welland.

A Lincolnshire coast walk past dunes and saltmarsh, famous in winter for its grey seal colonies on the beach.

A Lincolnshire coastal nature reserve walk through dunes and saltmarsh at the southern tip of The Wash.

A full reservoir circuit at one of Anglia Water's largest sites with birdwatching and changing waterside views.

A Fenland restoration walk through one of England's largest conservation projects, with cranes, bitterns and big skies.

A Huntingdonshire gravel pit nature reserve walk with ospreys in summer and good waterbird populations year round.

A rolling Lincolnshire Wolds walk from one of its prettiest villages, with wide views across the undulating chalk hills.

A compact but varied loop through woodland trails and former gravel pit lakes, tucked away near King's Lynn with shaded sections throughout.

The longest of three trails through Chambers Farm Wood's ancient lime woodland, with wide tracks for a dog off lead and a butterfly garden by the car park.

A flat Lincolnshire reservoir circuit with birdwatching and wide skies, peaceful and good for spotting waders.

A parkland and ancient woodland walk around Doddington Hall for a dog on a lead, past ponds and bluebell woods each spring.

A ridge top circuit from Donington on Bain on farm tracks where a dog can go off lead, passing the Cold War remains of RAF Stenigot.

A Nene Valley lake and meadow walk with easy flat paths, good facilities and the heritage steam railway alongside.

A long, hilly Wolds circuit linking Fulletby, Tetford and Belchford, with woodland stretches where a dog can go off lead along a Roman salt road.

A lakeside loop through Hartsholme Country Park on the edge of Lincoln, with waterside paths and good facilities.

A city-to-river circular from Lincoln Cathedral down to the Brayford Pool and along the River Witham, easy underfoot and visually spectacular.

A gentle riverside walk from Sleaford out along the River Slea, combining town paths, working watermill and quiet Lincolnshire countryside.

A Lincolnshire Wolds valley walk through the undulating Snipe Dales, with wetland habitats and good birdwatching.

A flat riverside walk for a dog on a lead, around the meadow beside Tattershall Castle's medieval brick tower and along the River Bain.

A short, level loop around Thorpe Lake, the one part of Whisby Nature Park where a dog can go off the lead for a proper run.

A Lincolnshire Wolds plantation forest walk with good year-round conditions and a quiet feel near Market Rasen.

A Lincolnshire woodland and spa town walk through the atmospheric Ostler's Plantation to the Kinema in the Woods.