Autumnal Walks on the Lincolnshire Coast

Posted on: 20th October 2026
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As the summer season comes to an end, The Lincolnshire Coast transforms into an Autumnal haven!

The Lincolnshire Coast boasts a wonderful range of walking routes - from sandy beaches, gorgeous woodlands, and wildlife-rich wetlands.

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Lincolnshire Coastal Country Park

Here are some suggestions of walking routes within the Lincolnshire Coastal Country Park, with local café stops located along the way!

Chapel Point to Anderby Creek

The Route: Chapel Point To Anderby Creek.

Anderby Creek to Marsh Yard

The Route: Anderby Creek to Marsh Yard.

Huttoft to Sandilands

The Route: Huttoft to Sandilands

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The King Charles III England Coast Path

Want to go further?

The King Charles III England Coast Path is the longest managed coastal walking route in the world.

The Skegness to Mablethorpe section takes approximately 6 hours on a linear route.

Skegness to Mablethorpe

The Route: Skegness to Mablethorpe

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Lincolnshire Coastal Bird Trails

The Lincolnshire Coast has a diverse range of habitats and associated birdlife.

Take a walk around some of these Lincolnshire Coastal Bird Trails and see what species you can spot!

Donna Nook National Nature Reserve - Over 250 species of birds recorded on the reserve, as well as being famously known for it's breeding colony for grey seals!

Take a walk around Donna Nook between Late October - January to spot the seal pups, as well as a huge variety of birds.

Gibraltar Point - One of the premier birding sites in Lincolnshire. No matter what time of year you visit, Gibraltar Point has an enviable record of birds for you to spot!

Fancy warming up with a Cuppa?


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