Description
Thank you to Keith for creating this route and description.
From Askern- Walk along Moss Road then turn left up Fenwick Lane (Quiet lane) to Fenwick village. Just before railway crossing, turn left up footpath running parallel with railway line. Keep on this footpath over the River Went and turn right on Lowgate Balne. Follow this road all the way to the bridge over the canal. (It is a quiet road) BEFORE the bridge, turn right onto the canal towpath. At the lock, cross to the other side and head towards Nanor Farm. Follow footpath through farm then turn right on Main Street Pollington. Bear right on East End and then left and right on Berridge Lane. Follow this to Carr Lane and Finnleys Lane then follow Trans Pennins Trail signs to Snaith
Thank you to Keith for creating this route and description.
From Askern- Walk along Moss Road then turn left up Fenwick Lane (Quiet lane) to Fenwick village. Just before railway crossing, turn left up footpath running parallel with railway line. Keep on this footpath over the River Went and turn right on Lowgate Balne. Follow this road all the way to the bridge over the canal. (It is a quiet road) BEFORE the bridge, turn right onto the canal towpath. At the lock, cross to the other side and head towards Nanor Farm. Follow footpath through farm then turn right on Main Street Pollington. Bear right on East End and then left and right on Berridge Lane. Follow this to Carr Lane and Finnleys Lane then follow Trans Pennins Trail signs to Snaith
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Geography information system (GIS) data
Total length
Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Askern
Grid Ref
SE5621913619
Lat / Lon
53.61613° / -1.15164°
Easting / Northing
456,219E / 413,619N
What3Words
deadline.shadows.crackling
Snaith
Grid Ref
SE6415522149
Lat / Lon
53.69188° / -1.02993°
Easting / Northing
464,155E / 422,149N
What3Words
resides.broom.aimed
| Askern | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SE5621913619 |
| Lat / Lon | 53.61613° / -1.15164° |
| Easting / Northing | 456,219E / 413,619N |
| What3Words | deadline.shadows.crackling |
| Snaith | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SE6415522149 |
| Lat / Lon | 53.69188° / -1.02993° |
| Easting / Northing | 464,155E / 422,149N |
| What3Words | resides.broom.aimed |
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review
Keith Greenwood
11 Aug 2023This walk uses quite a lot of minor roads(without pavements) but they are not busy roads and I felt safe walking on them. The walk crosses the River Went which is pleasant and there is another pleasant section alongside a canal.
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