Walks from Oundle, Northamptonshire
🌿 River valley, country park, ancient ridge and furrow farmland
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Oundle is widely regarded as the finest stone town in Northamptonshire — an attractive market town of golden limestone buildings on a loop of the River Nene, with Fotheringhay (where Mary Queen of Scots was executed) just four miles upstream and the Nene Way long-distance path passing directly through.
A genuinely handsome stone town with excellent independent shops and good accommodation, Oundle makes a relaxed base for the Nene Valley — one of the East Midlands’ most pleasant and accessible river landscapes.
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Town centre car parks. Bus from Peterborough station (Stagecoach X4)
The Mill at Oundle, Tallyrand’s, Trinity restaurant
- Nene Way to Fotheringhay
- Barnwell Country Park
- Nene Valley to Wansford
- Lyveden New Bield circular
- Ashton village & Elinor Trust nature reserve
- Cotterstock & Tansor
- All Northamptonshire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Oundle is covered by OS Explorer 224 / 234. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Nene Way





