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Wednesday, 8 August 2012

Belton Park

A circular walk of about 6 miles around Belton Park in Lincolnshire.

This walk is "A literary walk through Belton Park" from the Guardian web site plus visits to the Wilderness to the west of the house and the Bellmount Tower to the east of the house. Belton House is a National Trust property and there is an entry fee (free for members) to the gardens and the wilderness.
  • Belton House Car Park (SK929391)
  • Belton House Gardens and Lakes
  • Bellmount Avenue
  • Alongside the golf club to the South Gates
  • Belton House
  • The Wilderness
  • Belton House Car Park

Belton House from the south
Archway to the west of Belton House
The Orangery
The Orangery
Belton House from the north
Garden Temple
Boathouse which has been restored recently
Boathouse
Bellmount Tower at the end of Bellmount Avenue
Belton House at the other end of Bellmount Avenue
Well Head in Belton Park
Conduit House in Belton Park
Belton House from the park
Monument to Viscount Alford in Belton Park
South Gates
Returning to Belton House from the south
The Ruin in the Wilderness
The Ruin and Cascade in the Wilderness
The Pump House in the Wilderness
Inside the Pump House
Boathouse in the Wilderness


A second walk to the Bellmount Tower (a viewing tower)

The Bellmount Tower is outside Belton Park and is a short walk from the small car park (SK944389) beside the road to the east of the park. It cannot be accessed directly from the park as there is no way through the deer fence on the boundary.

Bellmount Tower
Bellmount Tower
Bellmount Tower
Bellmount Tower
Bellmount Tower
Bellmount Avenue and Belton House from Bellmount Tower




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