Fighting Fit - Estate Walk
Join our volunteer Ranger-led walk across the estate, exclusively for people undergoing or recovering from cancer treatment and delivered in partnership with Fighting Fit.
- Booking essential
- Free event
Join our volunteer Ranger-led walk across the estate to discover many hidden stories from the past and learn about some of the resident wildlife. This is a longer walk, up to 6km, and participants can help decide its length on the day. It is not wheelchair accessible due to unsurfaced and uneven ground.
This event is part of a new series of monthly walks exclusively for people undergoing or recovering from cancer treatment, delivered in partnership with Fighting Fit. These walks, and entry to the estate to partake in them, are completely free. The event is supported by Macmillan Cancer Support, Cancer Support Lincolnshire and the NHS.
A shorter more accessible Fighting Fit walk around the gardens is also available to book on our events page.
Times
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Meeting point
The Info Hub at Belton.
- What to bring and wear
Wear suitable outdoor clothing and good walking footwear.
- Accessibility
This event is on surfaced and unsurfaced uneven ground, meaning it is not wheelchair accessible. Grass, muddy, rutted paths, and sloping ground. There are no stiles. Please note that no dogs will be allowed on this walk due to livestock.
- Other
Please note, no dogs are permitted on this walk.
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