Best walks from Bolton-upon-Dearne

Yorkshire · North of England

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Jump on a train, get off at Bolton-upon-Dearne Station and lose yourself in a beautiful hike for the day.

Bolton-upon-Dearne Station to Mexborough Station

A lovely, easy-to-follow route mixing footpath, field, gravel and country lanes and with a flood bank along the north side of the River Dearne and a final stretch through a housing estate. The riverside section can be wet and slippery. Passes the RSPB Adwick Washland reserve; the National Cycle Network route south of the river Dearne is a safer bet in wet conditions.

Easy: 6km, moderate ascents.

Lowfield Lane through the RSPB Adwick Washland reserve can flood deeply (almost knee-high) after heavy rain; the riverside flood bank can be wet and slippery.

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Goldthorpe Station to Bolton-upon-Dearne Station

A short, fairly direct route across recreation grounds and stream-side paths to a residential street finish. The right of way south of the Furlong Road bridge is hard to find and erosion means stepping into the (shallow) stream bed at one point.

Easy: 2km, moderate ascents.

The right of way south of Furlong Road bridge is hard to find and erosion forces a step into the shallow stream bed at one point.

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