Luckily, if you live in or are thinking about buying a new home in an Allison Homes development, there are plenty of local walks to enjoy. Get out and about in the countryside, enjoy the fresh air and gain all those added health benefits too. It’s free, doesn’t require any specialist equipment or training. It’s safe and low impact and is one of the easiest activities to fit into your busy daily lives.
Allison Homes has developments at Oakley Rise in Corby and Pinchbeck Fields near Spalding. New developments are on their way in Boston, Colsterworth, Horncastle, Moulton, Nettleham and Oakham.
Here are a few of our favourite walking routes close to Allison Homes sites for you to enjoy:
- Thoroughsale and Hazel Woods in Corby, close to Oakley Rise, offer some lovely woodland trails to explore. There are also some other walks of various distances around East Northamptonshire. You can download them here. There is also plenty of countryside to explorer around Gretton and Weldon.
- Explore the Millennium Trail between Pinchbeck and Surfleet.
- This walk explores the hills around Horncastle and there is a choice of other walks in the area too.
- Lincolnshire County Council has published this leaflet which lists a number of beautiful countryside walks around Nettleham.
- If you are considering Oakham, then Discover Rutland has plenty of walking options for you from the local paths, such as the Rutland Round, and national long distance paths that run through the county, such as Macmillan Way or the Jurassic Way.
