Guidebook for Louth, Lincolnshire
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Glacial Valley Park beloved by adults and children alike. Excellent walks, wildlife, spectacular scenery from both the valley floor and the path along the rim. Photographer's dream. Cafe, car park.
10 locals recommend
Hubbards Hills
Glacial Valley Park beloved by adults and children alike. Excellent walks, wildlife, spectacular scenery from both the valley floor and the path along the rim. Photographer's dream. Cafe, car park.
Wild coastal area which becomes home to hundreds of pupping grey seals from November to January. Information centre and refreshments during this period.
18 locals recommend
Donna Nook
Wild coastal area which becomes home to hundreds of pupping grey seals from November to January. Information centre and refreshments during this period.
A riverside park with seating for taking a pleasant packed lunch. Close to town centre, refreshments during the summer months.
Spout Yard
Spout YardA riverside park with seating for taking a pleasant packed lunch. Close to town centre, refreshments during the summer months.
Look for the flood marker on the wall of the mill cottage next to the river, to see the devastating height that the river reached in the 1920s.
Bridge Street
Bridge StreetLook for the flood marker on the wall of the mill cottage next to the river, to see the devastating height that the river reached in the 1920s.
Opposite the entrance to this road is a small disused cemetery which offers the most spectacular views lof Louth spire and rooftops.
Saint Mary's Park
Saint Mary's ParkOpposite the entrance to this road is a small disused cemetery which offers the most spectacular views lof Louth spire and rooftops.