Guided Walk from Gunby to Bratoft Manor
Stride out and join us on a 3-mile walk to Bratoft Manor (the former home of the Massingberd family). This walk will take you to the wider estate and pass through the old medieval village of Gunby.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Explore More of Gunby on a Guided Walk to Bratoft Manor. Enjoy a unique opportunity to discover the wider Gunby estate on this 3-mile 'there and back' walk to Bratoft Manor. Led by our knowledgeable guide, you’ll learn about the rich history and natural beauty of the area as you go.
The walk is suitable for most abilities, but please note that the ground may be muddy and soft in places, making it unsuitable for wheelchairs.
Well-behaved dogs on short leads are welcome to join.
No booking required.
** Sometimes this walk may be substituted for the Ice-house pond walk on the day due to reduced number of volunteers or a self-led walk may be necessary depending on volunteer levels**
Normal admission applies – free for National Trust members.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Accessibility
Unfortunately due to the ground conditions this extended estate walk is unsuitable for wheelchairs.
- Meeting point
Please meet in the Courtyard
- Suitability for children
Suitable for older children
- What to bring and wear
Sensible footwear and clothing for the ground and weather conditions
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