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Hubbard's Hills is a free and beautiful green space that has maintained it's rural charm. The naturally formed landscape with a glacial mount water valley running through and mature trees on its sloping sides. Discover idyllic views, ducks, swans and stepping stones across the lake.
- What Is The History of Hubbard’s Hills?
- When Is The Best Time to Visit Hubbard’s Hills?
- Arriving at Hubbard’s Hills
- How Long Is Hubbard’s Hills Walk?
- Grab A Pub Lunch in Louth Afterwards
Hubbard’s Hills is a small area of natural beauty in the Lincolnshire Wolds, just to the west of Louth. It has been open to the public since 1907, but its natural roots reach back thousands of years into the past. During the last ice age, which began some 115,000 years ago, glacial sheets formed along the Lincolnshire coast. Meanwhile, the Wolds st...
Hubbard’s Hills is open all year round and is free to enter. We found it refreshing visiting in October recently – the scenery was beautiful in autumnal colours, and it’s less busy outside of peak season. The summer sunshine is great for picnicking of course, but it does bring the crowds out! We like to arrive early to beat the crowds. It’s not a h...
Hubbard’s Hills has two entrances – one at either end of the site. The main entrance is located at the end of Crowtree Lane, on the Louth side, while a smaller entrance is situated on Halfpenny Lane at the other side. The main entrance is just 20 minutes’ walk from Louth town centre. If you are arriving by car, come off the A16 at the Elkington rou...
The distance across Hubbard’s Hills from one entrance to the other is about half a mile, making it an easy one-mile return walk to go through and back. However, there are slightly different routes you can take to mix up the scenery.
In normal times, the main entrance at Crowtree Lane has a café that serves refreshments. For a more substantial meal and a pint of the good stuff – a must for us after a satisfying walk – you can head into Louth and try one of the local pubs. The Greyhound Inn and Mason’s Armsare both excellent options. See your full guide to things to do in Louthf...
Coordinates: 53°21.61′N 0°1.46′W. Hubbard's Hills is an area of natural beauty directly to the west of Louth, Lincolnshire, England and is popular for family picnics, school field trips and dog walking. The park is dedicated to the memory of Annie Pahud.
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Planning Your Visit. Hubbard’s Hills is located in Louth, Lincolnshire. There are two entrances to Hubbard’s Hills – Crowtree Lane and also from Halfpenny Lane, Hallington. The cafe and car parking at Crowtree Lane entrance to Hubbards Hills is privately run and car parking is chargeable.
Hubbard's Hills is a picturesque valley with the River Lud flowing through it. This route follows the valley floor beside the river. Starting point. Crowtree Lane. Louth. LN11 0QW. Parking. Linked to Public Transport. Refreshments. Dog Friendly. Hubbard’s Hills was gifted to the people of Louth and is managed by Hubbard’s Hills Trust.
