BedworthHinckley

Bedhin one
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By a Slow Ways Volunteer on 07 Apr 2021


Distance

13km/8mi

Ascent

89m

Descent

82m

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Bedworth and Hinckley.

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Bedworth and Hinckley.

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Route status - Live

Reviews - 1

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Is this route good enough? -  No (1)

Problems reported -  Access (1)

Downloads - 3

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Bedworth
Grid Ref SP3628186910
Lat / Lon 52.47893° / -1.46723°
Easting / Northing 436,281E / 286,910N
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Hinckley
Grid Ref SP4257893880
Lat / Lon 52.54114° / -1.37362°
Easting / Northing 442,578E / 293,880N
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Bedhin One's land is

Arable 33.3%
Pasture 30.2%
Urban 36.5%

Data: Corine Land Cover (CLC) 2018

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Edsimmonds

08 May 2022 Spring

Walked 7th May 2022. Route commences as for Bednun 1 through residential roads to a canal bridge. It then diverges following the canal towpath of the Ashby De La Zouche canal. Surface is a mixture of grassed over footpath, narrow footpath and wider areas of earth/stone footpath. Whilst mostly level walking the surface was uneven with tree roots and rutted areas providing minor hazards for a practiced walker. I did not think it suitable for wheelchair/pushchair users. It was quiet on the day with few pedestrians and the occasional passing barge which made for a pleasant walk. At this stage I was rating it overall as 3*.

The canal section then gave way to another quiet road section through the village of Burton Hastings before a foot pathed section through fields. There were several stiles to navigate in varying states of disrepair. The starting point was easily found. The route went through a large rape planted field which became quite challenging the further one went. Whilst an attempt had been made to make the path accessible for much of it the plants overgrew the path. This meant it was impassable for anyone using wheeled transport. The next field was grassed. The footpath took a small detour around electrified fencing separating areas for horses/ponies. The next field was again planted with rape. After the previous experience the footpath was avoided by traversing the perimeter of the field. The following field contained 15 steers who advanced rapidly to 'block the path' . Not being confident with excitable cattle meant another detour was needed before regaining the footpath again which finally ended up on a farm track which in turn led to the outskirts of Hinckley. It was this section of the walk that provided the 1* rating. The vibes given were 'walkers not welcome here'.

The walk into Hinckley was again pleasant with no real accessibility problems.


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