Nice footpath along old railway. Wirth it to avoid the mud .

Always a pleasant walk. The main path is solid so not too muddy in wet weather.

I do like the walk apart from dog owners who do not clear that up after or put the dog mess in a bag but do not take it to a bin , there are 2 bins

Great place with fantastic views, great gravel path, dog friendly paths

It's alright. Nothing exciting, really. It's just a straight trail, with a little detour that has a rundown pond and overgrown nettle paths. Good for the wildlife though. If this wasn't there, it would just be boring flat farmland. Whitmoor Nature Reserve on the opposite side of the road is much nicer for dog walking.

Lovely dog walk, but unfortunately no one cleans up after their dog.....

Beautiful walk, dog loved it. Was about a 40 minute round trip walk

Let's be honest, it's simply a long path (with hedgerows) through a load of windswept fields. Hedgerows are very important for wildlife but I seldom see, or indeed hear much in the way of birdlife. Very popular with dog walkers and mountain biker's. Pictured is one of the only points of interest off the path, a small pond between the path and adjacent field. Access to the pond has recently been improved with a nice level (safe) path leading directly to a platform on the pond. The area to the left of the pond tends to flood when the pond overflows in winter.

Great walk to blow away the cobwebs or walk your dog. Free parking.

Rings end is a great place to walk the dog, though there are clearly a number of inconsiderate dog walkers that give the rest of us a bad name. There’s no excuse, there are 2 dog bins. It’s a lovely walk along a former railway line about 3/4 mile long with a number of seats along the way. The car park can be muddy but the track is mostly dry and an easy walk. Even in winter it’s s nice outlook across the fens. I’m sure it’s beautiful in summer.