Public Rights of Way
North
Lincolnshire boasts approximately 320 miles of public rights of way. This gives
walkers, horseriders, cyclists and off-road motorists unparalleled access into
the local varied countryside. Largely, the legacy of our ancestors everyday
activities, whether they were travelling to work, church, or friends in a neighbouring
village, a new perspective of otherwise familiar territory may be gained by
following in their footsteps.
The
council provides:
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Signposts
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Waymarking
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Bridges
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vegetation
clearance
This
takes place during spring and summer. This is to help you, the user, maximise
your enjoyment of our public rights of way.
To view a map of the area, visit our online
maps.
Alternatively, you can get an Ordnance Survey Explorer Series Map. This is
available from retailers. The maps show the different types of public rights
of way across the area and where they run. Simply choose a route and explore!
Contact
us
If
you would like more information about public rights of way within North Lincolnshire
please contact:
Colin Wilkinson (Senior Rights of Way Officer)
Tel: 01724 297387
Email: colin.wilkinson@northlincs.gov.uk.
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information