General Leaflets
This project is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
Cycle Routes
The North Lincolnshire landscape is diverse and beautiful. From the tip of the Wolds to winding country roads, North Lincolnshire offers something for riders of all abilities. Download your chosen map and get inspired to get on your bike.
- Edge of the Wolds Cycle Route
- Abbey and Airfields Cycle Route
- Conquer the Wolds Cycle Route
- Where Romans Trod Cycle Route
- NL cycle route – Medieval Maze and Victorian Splendour
- Tails of the Riverbank Cycle Route
- Iron and Agriculture Cycle Route
- Sandhills and Windmills Cycle Route
- Going Dutch Cycle Route
- The Haxey Strip Cycle Route
- Mysteries of the Marshes Cycle Route
- In Search of the Lost Don Cycle Route
Viking Wolds View Cycle Route In partnership with Cycle Lincolnshire – look out for the Cycle accredited logo on our website.
Walking In North Lincolnshire
Walking is a great way to keep active. Why not download your very own trails to help plan your routes?
Walking The Way To Health Walks – Barton area
- Barrow upon Humber – 2.75 miles
- Barton Far Ings four quarry – 3.4, 3.5 or 4 miles
- Barton Ings and Highfield – 3 miles
- Goxhill village walk – 2.9 miles
- Humber Bridge to Far Ings Nature Reserve – 3 miles
- Barton Town Baysgarth Park – 3 miles
- South Ferriby – 2.7 miles
- Thornton Abbey – 3 miles
- Barton Waters Edge – 3 miles
Walking The Way To Health Walks – Brigg area
- Barnetby and the Viking Way – 2.4 miles
- Barnetby Le Wold – 2.6 miles,
- Broughton and the east woods – 3.2 miles
- Croxton – 3.3 miles, Eastern Brigg Brickyard – 3.2 miles,
- Elsham – 2.1 miles
- The Ancholme and Castlethorpe Bridge – 3 miles,
- Worlaby Park – 2.8 miles
- Worlaby Wold – 3.4 miles
- Melton Ross New Barnetby Airport Walk – 3 miles
- Wrawby St. Helen’s – 3 miles
- Wrawby Star Carr Lane – 2.85 miles
- Wrawby two counties – 2.5 miles
Walking The Way To Health Walks – Scunthorpe area
- Atkinsons Warren – 2.1 miles
- Central Park – 2.4 miles
- Ashby Ville – 2.2 miles
- Bottesford Beck north – 2.5 miles,
- Bottesford Beck – 2.4 miles
- Kingsway Circular – 2.5 miles
- Scunthorpe Woodlands – 3 miles
- Normanby Park, Scunthorpe Central- 2.3 miles
- Sheffield Park – 3 miles
- The Hempdykes – 2.6 miles
- Westcliff
Walking The Way To Health Walks – Scunthorpe North
- Alkborough – 2.5 miles
- Alkborough Flats – 3.25 miles
- Burton upon Stather – 3 miles
- Burton to Normandy – 3.2 miles
- Flixborough Grange – 3.2 miles
- Flixborough South – 2.5 miles
- Flixborough West – 3 miles
- West Halton Alkborough Lane – 2.8 miles
- West Halton Whitton Road – 2.5 miles
- Whitton – 2.3 miles
- Whitton to Alkborough – 2.9 miles
- Winteringham – 2.7 miles
- Winteringham – 3 miles
- Winterton – 2.9 miles
Walking The Way To Health Walks – Scunthorpe South area
- Hibaldstow Millstream – 3 miles
- Hibaldstow – 3.2 miles
- Kirton in Lindsey – 2.9 miles,
- Redbourne Ponds – 2.9 miles
- Redbourne – 2.7 miles,
- Messingham – 2.7 miles
- Scawby Park – 2 miles,
- Scawby Sturton Ermine Street – 2.7 miles
- Scotter Village – 2.1 or 2.8 miles
- Twigmoor Woods – 1.75 or 2.5 miles
- Willoughton Hemswell Maypole – 3.5 mile
Walking The Way To Health Walks – Isle of Axholme area
- Belton Belton Fields – 3miles
- Belton Railway – 2 or 3 miles
- Belton Temple Bellwood 2.9 miles
- Churchtown Belton – 3 miles
- Ealand – 2.75, 3 or 3.75 miles
- Epworth West End – 2.65 miles
- Haxey Circular – 2.6 miles
- Haxey Graizelound – 3.2 miles
- Epworth East – 2.6 or 3.5 miles
- Epworth South – 3 miles
- Owston Ferry Burnham Road – 3 miles
- Owston Ferry – 3 miles
- West Butterwick Willow Cottage – 2.75 miles
- Westwoodside, Haxey & Upperthorpe – 3 miles
- Epworth from Belton picnic area – 3 miles
- Epworth Carrside – 2.85 miles
Visiting Winterton-
The best way to see Winterton is to use the free Walk Around Winterton leaflet available at the church. It will lead you round the historic core of the town, allow you to see a range of interesting buildings and learn about the local heritage. A variety of other Winterton and All Saints Church leaflets can be found online below, or picked up in person from the church.
Church Trails – Barton upon Humber & the surrounding area
Church Trails – Brigg & the surrounding area
Church Trails – Isle of Axholme
The Viking Way 147-mile long distance trail begins in North Lincolnshire on the banks of the Humber at Barton and takes in the varied and ancient landscapes of the area. You can find out more about the Viking Way by clicking here.
