SKDC Walking Festival: Belton Acorns - Pushchair Friendly Walk
In collaboration with Belton Acorns, join our walking group created for anyone with pushchair-aged children. During these accessible and beautiful walks, you can meet other adults, find support and build up your fitness on a basic level.
- Booking advisable
- Free event
In collaboration with Belton Acorns, join our walking group created for anyone who has or looks after pushchair-aged children.
During these accessible and beautiful walks, you can meet other adults, find support and build up your fitness on a basic level. The walks can be up to 5k in length and, where possible, will mostly be on hard standing paths.
Our friendly volunteers will lead you on different routes for the seasons and help you explore your walking potential. These walks are held on the second Tuesday of every month, and we aim to be no longer that 1.5 hours, and no more than 15 minutes walk back to the car park/ride.
There are no stiles on this walk.
This walk is part of South Kesteven District Council's Walking Festival so admission to the Estate will be free for those taking part.
Times
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Suitability
Pushchair-aged children.
- Meeting point
Meet outside The Ride Indoor Play Area. What3Words: ///sailed.files.untrained
- What to bring and wear
Please wear comfortable walking boots, walking shoes or trainers. Wet weather clothing is advisable.
- Accessibility
This event is on surfaced and unsurfaced ground. The routes will be pushchair friendly.
- Other
Please note, no dogs are permitted on this walk.
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