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Roadside parking available where Manor Road meets Brampton Valley Way.

a great traffic free segment with mostly well drained gravel, a link from a quiet road back to the Brampton Valley Way

Built around 1702, a great example of Queen Anne architecture. Supposedly the inspiration for Jane Austen's Mansfield Park, the house and grounds are well worth stopping by. The award winning gardens in particular are spectacular.

The Brampton Valley Way is a 14-mile (22.5 km) trail that makes use of the former Market Harborough to Northampton railway line. It is popular with both walkers and cyclists and is described by Northamptonshire County Council as a linear park. There are two unlit tunnels along the Way, Kelmarsh at 964 feet (294 m) and Oxendon at 1,384 feet (422 m). If you don't want the experience of walking through them, there are bypass paths.

East takes you across the NCN6 Brampton Valley Way to Hanging Houghton. If you go south west down you hit the road just outside Cottesbrooke. This is a byway, so there can be traffic. Heading north at this junction is a bridleway, which will bring you out at Maidwell.

So good they named it several times! On various maps, I've found this route called "Northampton & Lamport railway", "Midshires Way", or "Brampton Valley Way"

Picturesque village with stately home and grounds - a pleasant section for walking, running, or cycling

Part paved, part grass track.