Route details
Start - Junction of Scotter Road and Brigg Road, DN17 3QR
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1Start/Finish: Junction of Scotter Road and Brigg Road.
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2Head east along Brigg Road for 0.8 of a mile, then turn right onto B1400 Kirton Road and follow for about 2.6 miles.
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3When negotiating a long right hand bend, you'll see some farm buildings to your left. Immediately after the buildings, turn left off the B1400 onto Manton Road.
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4Take your first left for Manton.
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5As you come to Manton, look out for Bridleway signs, and follow them through Manor Farm farmyard, across open countryside, and join up with Brigg Road. Turn left onto Brigg Road.
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6After a left and a right bend, take the turning on the right onto Twigmoor Side Road (after the initial climb, there is a steep descent and due to surface conditions, great care should be taken).
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7Turn left at the T-junction onto Holme Lane.
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8Take the first exit at the roundabout and follow the road back to the start.
Food & drink nearby...
The Cookie People
A locally loved cookie bakery offering handcrafted treats, artisan coffee, and a welcoming atmosphere across two Scunthorpe locations.
The Lounge at Messingham Lakes
The Lounge at Messingham Lakes is a welcoming lakeside restaurant and bar in the heart of North Lincolnshire, open to everyone whether you're staying at the resort, visiting from the local area or simply looking for somewhere new to eat, drink and relax.
Café Natura - Bottesford Beck
Café Natura is a welcoming coffee shop and visitor centre, perfect for walkers exploring the Beck or tackling the 10-mile Ironstone Walk around Scunthorpe.
Miller and Carter
A stylish steakhouse known for its expertly aged British beef, warm atmosphere, and award-winning dining experience.
The White Swan
A stylish riverside inn offering refined dining, boutique accommodation, and a relaxed atmosphere in the heart of the Lincolnshire countryside.
Carvers Fish and Chip Restaurant
Carvers is a long-standing fish and chip restaurant in Scunthorpe, known for its fresh ingredients, generous portions, and traditional British fare.
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