'Welcome to the Lincolnshire countryside access and rights of way pages. These web pages have been designed to help you get the most from your trip to the Lincolnshire countryside.'

'Lincolnshire Group are drawn from a catchment area with the postcodes DN, LN, PE, LH13, NG31,32,33,&34. and have a varied programme of social walks which is published in Strider. Any member of the LDWA can walk with the Group and can if they wish elect to have Lincolnshire as the Group of their choice. Prospective members of the LDWA are welcome to join one of the social walks for a trial period, but should be aware that walks are around 20 miles at a reasonable pace and that it is advisable to make contact with the leader beforehand to confirm details.'

'Series Events are walks on either a Sunday morning or Summer Tuesday/Wednesday evening with a published start time. You can walk either independently or as part of a group.'.

'Permanent Trails are walk routes which you can walk at any time of the year ... If you are downloading to walk at a later date, please remember to check if an updated route description is available before setting out ... '.

'Group of the Ramblers aimed for people in their 20's, 30's and 40's. If you'd like to get away from the day to day stresses of modern life or you enjoy the countryside and you simply want to get some exercise, then we offer you an easy way to make new friends and enjoy the great outdoors.'

'This is a wonderful area of countryside with some of the most beautiful, unspoilt scenery in the East Midlands. There are rolling hills and hidden valleys, gentle streams and nestling villages. The Lincolnshire Wolds is the highest land in eastern England between Kent and Yorkshire – there are fine views to the Pennines in the west, and the coast to the east. '

'Walks over 16 days around the Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (and a little bit beyond).' Usually held Late May - Early June.

'Our area is comprised of 11 local groups ... In addition, we have a 20's to 30's Group specifically for younger folk of the Area.'

Details of about forty walks around and about the County. They range from 3 to 12 miles, most being described as 'Easy', a few as 'Moderate'.

'Starting in 2008 Geoff Mullett of Grimsby-Louth Ramblers Group devised, walked and wrote up 11 new walks around Lincolnshire, located in the territories of the 11 Ramblers Groups in Lincolnshire.'

Leaflets containing 'detailed access information for 12 countryside sites across Lincolnshire. They include woodland, lakes, coast and nature reserves ... Each leaflet provides information on path surfaces, gradients, cross-slopes as well as the location of seats, steps and gates'. PDFs or order Pack online.

There are two Forums in Lincolnshire: [1] Mid Lincolnshire Local Access Forum – a joint forum with NE Lincolnshire - - - : [2] South Lincolnshire & Rutland Local Access Forum – a joint forum with Rutland County Council.'

'There are over 90 Groups across the County ... Grants may be available from the County Council for: [1] Equipment - - - : [2] Materials - - - : [3] Volunteer training - - - : [4] Insurance - - - : [5] Specialist services (for example, mowing) - - - : [6] Promotional material' Alert: The Parish Paths Partnership Scheme will no longer be available from 1 April 2016.

'You are invited to "take the train for a walk" ! Organised by the Penistone Line Partnership (PLP), these walks are promoted by the RAMBLERS' ASSOCIATION to encourage use of the train service to visit some of South & West Yorkshire's finest countryside. Walks also take place in North Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire.'

'Linear walks between stations along the Poacher Line between Nottingham and Skegness.'