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Walking

Walking in Nottingham

We have a number of walking routes that can help you discover your local area, landmarks and heritage, whilst boosting your physical and mental health.

Explore the cobbled streets of the Lace Market or Castle area or take a stroll in one of Nottingham’s 32 green flag award-winning parks. Walking is a great way to see some of Nottingham’s hidden secrets. Significant developments in recent years have dramatically changed Nottingham to be a pedestrian-friendly city. You can find an accessible list of walking routes on the following pages:

You can walk from Lister Gate in the south to intu Victoria Centre in the north without crossing any major roads.

Travel Well and Go Jauntly

A free community-based walking app, Go Jauntly invites you into a world of outdoor adventure. Find local walks created by the people who know and love them. The walks on the app curated by Nottingham City Council are part of the Travel Well programme.

Travel Well is a programme of local walking and cycling activities and services to support people to improve their physical and mental health and wellbeing, whilst also encouraging more local walking and cycling trips.

You can download the Go Jauntly app on the App Store or Google Play.

Local Access Forum Walks

WhereWhenTimeMeeting pointDistance / timeDecription
Mill LakesSaturday 16 May10amMoorbridge Tram Stop, NG6 8AE3 miles / 2.5 hoursThe walk will head down Hucknall Lane using the footbridge to cross over the railway and tram lines passing Forge Mill. We will then pick up the footpath heading into Mill Lakes and walk around the lake before heading into Bestwood Country Park via the public footpath from The Spinney.
Nottingham Canal/Wollaton HallFriday 22 May6:30pmDerby Road outside Lenton Lodge Gatehouse bus stop3.5 miles / 2.5 hoursWalk following a section of the remains of the Nottingham Canal through the University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus into Wollaton.
Bulwell and Bulwell Hall ParkFriday 29 May6:30pmBulwell Bogs Park just south of Highbury Road bridge near statue of bull3.5 miles / 2.5 hoursWalk following the Leen from Bulwell past retail park and Morrisons before heading into Bulwell Hall park.

NET walks

Check out these local walks near tram stops that the former Council’s NET project director Pat has put together. Discover lots of history and interesting facts along the way.

LocationApproximate distanceDetails about sites on the walk
Wilford Village5.7kmMore info here
The Park Estate and Nottingham-Beeston Canal12kmMore info here
Lace Market and Sneinton8.3kmMore info here
University of Nottingham and Wollaton Park10kmMore info here
The Meadows, Nottingham Canal and River Trent9kmMore info here
Cinderhill, Broxtowe and Bilborough9.5kmMore info here
Clifton Village8.5kmMore info here
Clifton Estate & Ruddington 10.5kmMore info here
Hucknall and Bulwell7.5kmMore info here
Bulwell to The Forest7kmMore info here
Leen and Nottingham Canal5.5kmMore info here
Beeston Canal, Boots and Nottingham Science Park5.25kmMore info here
Beeston, Beeston Lock and Attenborough Nature Reserve6.5kmMore info here
Chilwell and Bramcote6.75kmMore info here

Walking to work

Help is at hand for businesses based in Nottingham to support active travel through the council’s Workplace Travel Service. Find out more about the activities and grants available.

Related Projects

GROUP-SESSIONS

Travel Well

Nottingham City Council’s Travel Well project aims to support people to build activity into their daily lives for lasting healthy changes.

Find out more
Lime E-Bikes near Nottingham Castle

Active Travel Fund

Promoting walking, wheeling and scooting across the city

Find out more

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