South Northamptonshire

'Leisurely walking group catering for older walkers who wish to enjoy a stroll through the countryside on a weekly basis. They meet each Thursday at 10am and each walk takes about 2 hours.  About once a month the walk is in the Parish of Bugbrooke but on other occasions a short car journey is taken to surrounding villages with the walk starting and finishing from the agreed parking place. '

'Details of countryside, canalside, village and town footpaths and walking trails can be found ... '

'We coordinate a programme of health walks in the district which are accredited by a national initiative called Walking for Health. The aim is to provide opportunities for people who currently do little or no exercise to take advantage of this free, easy and beneficial activity.'

'Long distance footpath running 20 miles through beautiful countryside in the heart of England. The trail starts in Chipping Warden, Northamptonshire and ends in Kineton, Warwickshire.'

'Three booklets of local walks have been published by the Gayton Walkers Group.'

'Follows the Grand Union Canal towpath and then takes to undulating farmland and villages. It is named after the Dukes of Grafton who were large land-owners in the southern part of the county throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.'

'South Northants Council has collaborated with Global Mapping in Brackley to produce a series of circular walks that follow the HS2 route through South Northamptonshire, in the West of the District.'

'Brackley is a very small market town, in rural Northamptonshire, on the main road between Northampton and Oxford. Until after the War, the town was little larger than a large village, with a market place and 2 - 3,000 residents ...'

'Visits Foxley, Farthingstone and Fawsley Park to end in Greens Norton at the northern terminus of the Grafton Way. Much of the route passes through attractive countryside formerly owned by the Knightley Family of Fawsley Hall.'

'Long distance bridle route runs from Salcey Forest in the north to Goring-on-Thames in the south.'