Ullesthorpe Parish Walks

Recorded in the Doomsday Book as “Ules Torp (Oles Village), Ullesthorpe is situated on the old turnpike road between Lutterworth and Hinckley. Toll houses can still be seen either side of the village. This turnpike road was the main road from London to Chester as parts of the Watling Street (A5) were mud tracks until early in this century.

P is most convenient in Mill Road, Ullesthorpe and near the church, Claybrooke Parva.

There are 3 walks in the Ullesthorpe area: 2.5, 3.75, and 4.

Where is Ullesthorpe? Nearly 3 miles NW of Lutterworth Click here to view a location map

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Download the leaflet: Page 1 / page 2
More information on Ullesthorpe and the local area
leaflet illustrations by www.poppyendarts.co.uk
Many of the leaflets in the series are based on submissions from local groups.
All of the paths are waymarked.
Each leaflet has its own detailed map.
To order a paper copy of the leaflet email footpaths@leics.gov.uk (quote leaflet name , your name and address)

further information

Rights of Way Promotions
0116 305 8160
footpaths@leics.gov.uk

Last Updated:
20 December 2007