We like to help you explore the area whilst you're staying with us. For those of you that can get out on foot, we hope our monthly walks help give you a little inspiration whether you visit us weekly, monthly or just once a year.
For the month of November, Historic Lancaster awaits you, with its stories of heritage. This walk is a self-guided tour taking in sights of the past, with historical landmarks guiding your way.
Where to wander this month: Lancaster Heritage Trail
The details:
Distance: 2 – 2 miles
Approx. Time: 1 – 2 hours approx.
Terrain: A couple of moderate descents but mostly flat. Streets, footpaths and some steps, with areas containing uneven terrain/cobble stones.
Important info: Please take around roads and crossings. Remember to prepare for all weather conditions.
The route: The route begins at Lancaster Priory and meanders around the city, taking in sights such as the Maritime Museum, Millennium bridge, St John’s Church, Lancaster Castle and the Judges Lodgings. There are public toilets in the centre of Lancaster, with ample car parks dotted around the city. There is also a park and ride on the outskirts, or you can catch the train from Bentham. With carious shops, eateries, pubs and more, you could easily find yourself enjoying the whole day in Lancaster.
Grab your walking boots and view the route here.
Walk maps for this walk and many others can be found in our park reception and you can view all of our other walk recommendations here.
Let us know if you’ve enjoyed the route and share your snaps on our social media pages so others can be inspired.
Meander round the historic streets of Lancaster.
