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Circular walks around Braunston

Route facts

Waterways:
Grand Union Canal »
Oxford Canal »

Distance: 1.24 miles / 2 km

Difficulty: Easy

Circular route from: Braunston village and marina

Discover the history of Britain's best-loved canal village with a series of circular walks around its waterside and historic buildings.

This walking leaflet introduces you to the rich heritage of the village and canal of Braunston and suggests some walk routes to help you enjoy your visit and discover more about this fascinating area.The Northamptonshire village remained a rural community until the late 1700s, when the construction of the canals greatly influenced village life. Braunston became a central point in the canal system, around which goods were carried countrywide. Although commercial traffic on the canals ended in the 1960s, Braunston is still busy with leisure boats, and retains many canal businesses. Boats are still built in Braunston to this day.You can download the full-colour leaflet here and print off your own copy. It's a PDF file, so you'll need Adobe Reader (Windows) or Apple Preview (Mac) to open it. The file is 750k long and may take a few minutes to download if you have a dial-up Internet connection.

 

Waypoints

1. Start

Start point, walking route: Circular walks around Braunston

Easting: 454055, Northing: 265870

2. End

End point, walking route: Circular walks around Braunston

Easting: 454055, Northing: 265870