Before modern leisure centres, refrigerated rinks, and carefully maintained sports pitches, a sheet of winter ice could turn an ordinary canal into a place for…
Insights
Fishing beside the Grantham Canal can be a peaceful way to experience the waterway, with quiet towpaths, reed-fringed sections, open countryside and the…
The Grantham Canal crosses a varied landscape of villages, farmland, embankments, wooded cuttings, and low-lying ground between Nottinghamshire and…
In spring, the Grantham Canal becomes a ribbon of fresh green through the Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire countryside. Between the towpath, hedgerows,…
The Grantham Canal offers a very different boating experience from a busy urban waterway or a broad, heavily trafficked navigation. Stretching through the…
The Grantham Canal crosses a changing landscape of market-town edges, quiet villages, locks, embankments, wooded cuttings, and open fields. Its 33-mile route…
Cycling the Grantham Canal with children is a relaxed way to discover one of England’s quieter waterways. The route links the historic market town of Grantham…
Water is the essential working element of the Grantham Canal. It floats boats through its locks, supports wetland habitats, shapes the character of towpath…
A journey along the Grantham Canal can be combined with a memorable visit to Belvoir Castle, but the two attractions require a little planning. The castle is…
When the first cool mornings arrive, the Grantham Canal takes on a quieter, richer character. Damp towpaths, fallen leaves, old hedgerows, pasture edges and…