Map


The map here shows the locations of the various walks in Nottinghamshire.  For more details on the individual walks click on the links.

If you want more help with any of the walks please contact me.

Main Map

Walk 1 – Farnsfield  (The Acres)  Connects with Walks 2,3,4,6,8,14, 33   Stage 4
Walk 2 – Hexgreave   Connects with  Walk 1,3,5,6,7,
Walk 3 – Farnsfield and Edingley  Connects with Walks 1, 2, 6, 10
Walk 4 – Combs Wood   Connects with Walks 1, 8, 14, 33
Walk 5 – Farnsfield to Bilsthorpe  Connects with Walks 1,2, 7, 18, 37,45,47
Walk 6 – River Greet walk from Southwell  Connects with Walks 1,2,3,16,38
Walk 8 – Farnsfield to Robin Hood Hill   Connects with Walks 1,4,9,14, 33
Walk 9 Robin Hood Hill and Oxton  Connects with Walk 8
Walk 10 Roads and Tracks near Halam and Edingley  Connects with Walk 3,11,14,28,31  Stage 4
Walk 11 Southwell Trail and Norwood Park  Connects with Walk 10,14,28,29,33,50  Stage 4
Walk 12 Haywood Oaks and Blidworth  Connects with Walk 13,  Stages 2, 3, 34, 39
Walk 13 Farnsfield to Blidworth  Connects with Walks 12,17, Stages 2,3
Walk 14 Fields and Tracks near Greaves Lane  Connects with Walks 1,4,8,10,11,33 Stage 4
Walk 15 Blidworth and Rainworth  Connects with Walk 12,13 ,Stages 2,3, 34,43
Walk 16  Kirklington and Roe Wood  Connects with Walks 6, 25,47
Walk 17 Mansfield to Rainworth (Mansfield to Newark Stage 1) Connects with Walk 15  Stage 2
Mansfield to Newark Stage 2 (Rainworth- Blidworth)   Connects with Walks 13, 17, 34 Stages 1, 3
Mansfield to Newark Stage 3  (Blidworth-Farnsfield) Connects with Walks 12,17, 34 Stages 2,4
Mansfield-Newark Stage 4 (Farnsfield-Southwell) Connects with Walks 1,3,10,11,14,28,29,50 Stages 3,5
 Connects with Walk 5, 37,45,47
Walk 19 and Mansfield-Newark Stage 5 (Southwell-Fiskerton) Connects with Stage 4, Walk 20, 32
Walk 20 Circuit of Southwell  Connects with Walks 4, 6,11,19,38  Stages 4,5
Walk 21 Oxton and Calverton  Connects with Walk 9
Walk 22 Fiskerton to Averham (Stage 6 of Mansfield to Newark): Connects with Walks 19, 23, 32,41
Walk 23 Averham to Newark (Stage 7 of Mansfield to Newark): Connects with Walks 22,27,42
Walk 24 Rainworth and Sherwood Forest:  Connects with Mansfield to Newark Stages 1,2 and Walk 15
  Connects with Walks 16,38,47
Walk 26: Upton and Micklebarrow Hill   Connects with walks 41,46
Walk 27: Kelham Hills and Kelham Hall: Connects with Mansfield to Newark Stage 7
Walk 28: Circuit of Halam Connects With Walks 10,11,31  and Mansfield to Newark Stage 4
Walk 29: Westhorpe of Southwell and Halloughton Wood  Connects with Walk 11 and Mansfield to Newark Stage 4
Walk 34: Blidworth, Harlow and Fountaindale   Connects with walks 12,15,17  Mansfield to Newark stages 2,3
Walk 37: Circuit of Eakring Connects with walks 5,18,45,47
Walk 38: Southwell, Maythorne and Winkburn Connects with walks  6,20,25
Walk 39: Blidworth Wood Almost connects with walk 12
Walk 47: Duke’s Wood and Dilliner Wood  Connects with walks 5,16,18.25,37,45
Walk 50: Halloughton and Brackenhurst Connects with Walk 11 and Mansfield to Newark Stage 4






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