The Notts Wolds Way is a linear path of 26 miles which was set up by the Nottinghamshire Footpaths Preservation Society with the support of Nottinghamshire County Council and with the aid of a grant from Ramblers Holidays Charitable Trust (RHCT). The path, from Bunny to Cropwell Butler is divided into 4 linear stages each passing through an attractive and interesting part of south Nottinghamshire. Although there are a few short road sections, the route is mostly on  rights of way in the form of field and woodland paths and tracks. It makes use of several paths which have been recently added to the Definitive Map and which will be apparent only on the latest OS maps. 

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The route has been comprehensively way-marked throughout with a characteristic black arrow on a  white background. A 20 page colour booklet gives detailed walk instructions and information on points of interest along the route.

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The launch took place 23rd August 2016 followed by a walk of the first stage from Bunny to Willoughby on the Wolds at 10.30am, (6 miles). Joe Colls of the RHCT performed the opening ceremony and some 56 walkers took part in the inaugural walk.

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4 November 2016