1. I walked the Beenot One route heading from west to east. This shows the start/end point for all Beeston Routes. At the far end, cross the road and take the road next to The Star pub heading west towards Beeston Rylands. 0 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
2. Train bridge going into Beeston Rylands. There is a steady incline up and over this bridge. Lilac Grove is on the left just after this bridge. 0.5 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
3. The path along Lilac Grove, a residential road that turns into industrial units. 0.7 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
4. Boot's roundabout to Thane Road (on the right). 1 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
5. The pavement on Thane Road past the sewage works leads you to the footpath sign pointing to the right. 1.3 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
6. The footpath is narrow along its length. 1.3 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
7. The footpath is muddy at several points and it has not rained for a couple of weeks. The path can get very muddy in wet weather. 1.4 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
8. Dark part of the footpath (This photo was taken late morning). There are 4 steps to take you up to the bridge. 1.6 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
9. Canal bridge. Turn right to take the canal path to walk under the bridge next to the canal. 1.6 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
10. View of ramp from the canal bridge to the canal footpath. Walk under the bridge to continue the route. 1.6 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
11. The quality of the Canal path is good - gravelled and even. 2 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
12. Large Bridge (train viaduct) over canal with a wide path. This part of the canal is popular with anglers. 3.2 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
13. Cycle barrier on pedestrian bridge over canal. The barriers are well spaced. 4 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
14. Walkway over canal run-off. The walkway is wide enough for two pedestrians to pass. 4.6 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
15. Incline to get from the canal path to road pavement. 4.7 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
16. View from traffic light to Castle Road (follow arrow). 4.8 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
17. Next to the castle (on the left). There are many decent pubs and restaurants in this area of Nottingham. There is a hill to get from the bottom to the top of Castle Road, at its steepest it is 18%. 5 km from start — 05 Sep 2021
18. Left Lion by the Council House in Market Square - a famous meeting point for Nottingham and the end point of the walk. 5.3 km from start — 05 Sep 2021