Belton to Bellmount Tower guided walk
Immerse yourself in the history of Bellmount and Belton House, on a guided walk that will take you through the East Avenue, and up and into the tower for unmissable views.
- Booking essential
The National Trust and the Woodland Trust, supported by National Lottery Players through the National Lottery Heritage Fund, are working together to reconnect Grantham to its historic landscape.
This monthly guided walk provides visitors the opportunity to discover more about the history of the landscape. Journey along the Eastern Avenue of lime and chestnut trees, up and into Bellmount Tower, to capture the stunning views stretching across Grantham.
No dogs on this walk. The route includes entering Belton's Deer Sanctuary, where the priority remains keeping the environment solely for the purpose of the deer and grazing sheep.
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Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All Ticket | £0.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Meeting point
The walk will begin and end at the car park for Belton House. Please meet at the Visitor Reception.
- What to bring and wear
Please wear appropriate footwear and clothing.
- Accessibility
This walk includes unsurfaced and uneven ground, meaning it is not wheelchair accessible. The walk includes an incline and spiral steps up the Tower.
Upcoming events
Belton in Bloom!
Discover the delights of spring with Belton in Bloom! We’re celebrating the wonderful gardens and parkland at Belton this week with blossom inspired displays and walks. #BlossomWatch
Belton Blossom Walk
Join one of our Walk Leaders for a leisurely and informative walk around Belton’s gardens. Discover the history and delights of the blossom at Belton including a visit to the hidden apple orchard. #BeltoninBloom
Paint the Gardens
From the youngest toddlers to the most mature seniors, and those with little painting experience to amateur and professional artists - come and paint the gardens at Belton!
Influential Women of Belton - Guided Walk
Join one of our Rangers for a leisurely and informative walk around Belton, chatting about some of the influential ladies: Alice Sherard Brownlow, Florence Woodford, Sophia Cust, Edith Smith, Nina Cust, Helen Cresswell, and Aleen Isobel Cust.