With temperatures set to soar to 27°C in Northampton, the next few days will be sunny and very warm – perfect for a country walk and a pub stop along the way.
AllTrails, a popular website and mobile app for outdoor enthusiasts, has compiled a list of the best pub walks in Northamptonshire.
Click through our gallery to explore AllTrails’ recommended pub walks in West Northamptonshire.
2. Best pub walks in and around West Northamptonshire
Discover this 4.2-km circular trail near Northampton, Northamptonshire - an easy route with 88m of elevation gain, typically taking around 1 hour and 3 minutes to complete. Popular for hiking and walking, it still offers quiet moments during off-peak times, with the best visits between December and May. The trail winds through countryside, farmland and woodland, with potential wildlife sightings. Use caution when crossing the golf course and on rough sections, especially in wet weather - sturdy footwear is recommended. Please note: Parking at the trailhead pub is for customers only. Alternative parking is available on Church Lane near the church, or in a small lay-by on the A428 south of the Church Lane turnoff. Photo: All Trails
3. Best pub walks in West Northamptonshire
Experience this 6.6-km circular trail near Northampton, Northamptonshire - an easy route with 127m of elevation gain, typically taking around 1 hour and 36 minutes to complete. Popular for hiking and walking, it still offers moments of solitude during quieter times. The best months to visit are November through September. Starting from the local pub in West Haddon, this circular route winds through scenic countryside fields. You may encounter livestock along the way - dog leads are advised. The path can be muddy after rain, so waterproof footwear is recommended. With mostly flat terrain, the route suits a wide range of ages and fitness levels. Don’t forget to stop by a local pub or café in town after your walk. Photo: All Trails
4. Best pub walks in West Northamptonshire
Head out on this 10.0-km circular trail near Northampton, Northamptonshire - a moderately challenging route with 185m of elevation gain, typically taking around 2 hours and 25 minutes to complete. Ideal for hiking, running and walking, it's usually quiet, offering a peaceful experience. Open year-round, the trail is beautiful in any season. Starting at Boughton railway station, the route follows the Brampton Valley Way through green fields along the town’s edge. It crosses the Brampton Branch (Nene), continues through farmland, and enters the woodland of Harlestone Firs. After winding through the trees, the trail passes Northamptonshire County Golf Club and heads into Church Brampton and Chapel Brampton before looping back through grassland to the start. The path can be muddy in places and features gentle inclines as it explores a varied and scenic landscape. Photo: All Trails