Castle Ashby Lakes Dog Pack Walk — 3.5 Miles

Wed 4 Nov 2026 09:45 - 11:30
Castle Ashby Rural Shopping Yard Car Park Home Farm Off Crompton Road Castle Ashby
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Welcome

Join Julia and the Dog Pack for a friendly 3.5-mile walk around Castle Ashby. We’ll wander through the village towards Grendon before heading alongside the fishing lakes, with some great views across the water and back towards Castle Ashby. You don’t need a dog to join us — you just need to be happy walking with them!

Round Robin Questions

A suitably random bunch this time! 😂

  • 🧦 It’s National Sock Day! What is the most ridiculous pair of socks you own?

First Time?

If this is your first Adventure Geek walk, please arrive a little early and introduce yourself to the walk leader, who will be wearing a red "Walk Leader" pin badge.

Meeting Point

Castle Ashby Rural Shopping Yard Car Park, Home Farm Lane.

What3Words:
https://what3words.com/stones.prelude.corkscrew

We often meet where there isn't a postcode, so we recommend using the free What3Words app to navigate to the exact meeting point.

Walk Leader

Julia Doherty

Dog Friendly

🐾 Very! This is a Dog Pack walk.

You don't need to have a dog to join us. Maximum of two dogs per person, no extendable leads, please bring poo bags, and only bring dogs that are comfortable and well behaved in a social walking group.

What to Bring

  • Walking shoes or boots
  • Suitable clothing for November weather
  • Waterproof if required
  • Drink
  • Dog lead — no extendable leads
  • Dog poo bags
  • Water for your dog if needed

Walk Grade

🟢 Gentle — 3.5 miles

The route includes village paths, countryside, a small amount of road walking and paths alongside the lakes.

Not sure what the walk grades mean? Visit our First Timers page for a simple guide to Gentle, Steady, Active and Adventure walks.