Langton Hill

Standing at 217 feet above sea level, this gentle Lincolnshire summit won't have you gasping for oxygen, but the panoramic views across the Wolds make it well worth the modest climb. The hill sits just outside Horncastle and offers one of the best vantage points in this surprisingly undulating corner of the county.

Walkers will find it a pleasant afternoon's jaunt rather than a serious challenge - the paths are well-defined and manageable for most fitness levels. Families with older children should cope fine, though toddlers might find the trek a bit much. The reward at the top is a proper 360-degree view that takes in the cathedral spires of Lincoln on clear days.

Bring a map and try to identify the patchwork of fields and villages spread below - it's genuinely impressive how far you can see across this flat landscape. Photography enthusiasts will want to time their visit for golden hour when the light catches the rolling farmland beautifully.

The hill works brilliantly as part of a longer Lincolnshire holiday, particularly if you're staying at one of the glamping sites near Woodhall Spa like Treetop Hideaways or Bainland Lodge Retreats. It's free to access year-round, and you'll want to allow a couple of hours for the full experience including the walk up and time to appreciate the vista.