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East Riding of Yorkshire
Slow Ways linking Snaith and Askern, Eggborough, Goole, Selby, Thorne
England / East Riding of Yorkshire / Snaith
Snaith’s five Slow Ways are 75% checked
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Walk to Snaith from further afield
Slow Way | Route | To do | ||||||||
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Askern—Snaith
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Asksna one |
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U U |
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Double check | Distance 17km/10mi | Ascent 26m | Descent 23m | |
Askern—Snaith
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Asksna three |
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U U |
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Survey me | Distance 16km/10mi | Ascent - | Descent - | ||
Eggborough—Snaith
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Eggsna two |
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U U |
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Survey me | Distance 14km/9mi | Ascent - | Descent - | ||
Selby—Snaith
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Selsna two |
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U U |
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Survey me | Distance 15km/10mi | Ascent - | Descent - | ||
Snaith—Goole
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Snagoo two |
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U U |
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Survey me | Distance 14km/9mi | Ascent 78m | Descent 83m | ||
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Snaith—Thorne
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Snatho one |
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U U |
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Review me | Distance 12km/7mi | Ascent 44m | Descent 48m | |
Snaith—Thorne
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Snatho two |
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U U |
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Review me | Distance 14km/9mi | Ascent - | Descent - | ||
Snaith—Thorne
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Snatho three |
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U U |
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Survey me | Distance 25km/16mi | Ascent - | Descent - |
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Collective progress
66% of Snaith’s five route options are drawn, reviewed, surveyed and/or verified
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7 people have contributed to Snaith’s Slow Ways
1 people have pledged to walk and review a route
0 people have surveyed a route in Snaith
127km out of 127km have been walked and reviewed
322km of reviews have been shared in Snaith
Latest Updates
I prefered this route to SelSna One as it avoided a busy road.This route follows the path across Burn Airfield with interesting information boards and posts.There is also a chance to see gliders landing and taking off,weather permitting.This is a very flat and safe route and would certainly recommend it....
Dave
On 4th July I walked the newly created diversion section which uses a section of The Trans Pennine Trail over Burn Airfield....
Brian Naylor
After which it is open countryside, lanes a tracks, with just a short stretch of roadside walking(no pavement) on s straight section of Hirst Road....
Keith Greenwood
Walk back to Moss Road and turn right. Keep on the footpath, crossing the bridge over the River Went and then turning right on Lowgate BALNE and follow this road all the way to the canal bridge. At the lock, cross the canal to the other side, turn right and then enter the farmyard of Manor Farm, following the drive and turn right onto Main Street POLLINGTON. Turn right on East End and then left and right onto Berridge Lane. Turn left at Carr Lane and left again at Finnleys Lane. Turn left on the footpath which leads to Spa Well Lane and passes a former brewery and boasts a Blue Plaque. Continue on Butt Lane to the Main Road where you need to turn left and then right at the mini roundabout and then left into Market Place, where you will reach your destination....
Brian Naylor
Onwards to Court Road and then Butt Lane where you need to turn right. The path will take you to Finnleys Lane where you need to turn right and walk over M62. Go over the bridge and walk up Topham Ferry Lane, turning right onto Bate Lane and left onto Starkbridge Lane ( all these lanes are well signposted) Turn left onto Broad Lane. Go over the canal, turn right and walk on the tow path on the left hand side of the canal. When you reach BRAITHWAITE turn right, then left down Braithwaite Lane. After crossing the River Don, turn left on canal side path, keeping the canal on your right. Keep on the canal path until you reach the bridge at Stainforth, where you need to leave the canal side and walk up the path on to the bridge, turning right over the canal. When you reach Thorne Lock, go over the canal bridge and walk down Lock Lane....
Brian Naylor
Continue to the road and turn right past Lockgate Farm, passing over another railway crossing. A pleasant walk with open countryside both sides, passing through Balne, and on to Pollington. Turn right the route takes you through the village, turning right onto Berridge Lane and on to link up with Finlays Lane, passing over the M62 and into West Cowick....
ANDREW WAINWRIGHT
Started on this walk from Snaith Station via West Cowick then on to Pollington.Then over the Aire and Calder canal towards Sykehouse,crossing over the River Went into South Yorkshire.The river was very high and sometimes this route is impassable after very heavy rain. Onwards to the village hall for a well deserved break! Short walk then to The canal bank with a long straight towards Braithwaite where we crossed over on to a short road towards the river Don,take the second public footpath sign in between the river and the canal.Follow this path all the way to Stainforth Bridge where we crossed over to the other bank.Carried on passed the pub beer garden( on a sunny day good spot for quick pint) Then we followed the canal all the way into Thorne where there are plenty of places to eat.All in all a very enjoyable ,flat walk along side rivers and canals....
Dave
Turn left onto Selby Road towards the level crossing and then right on George Street. Turn right and follow the footpath downstream along the River Aire On the opposite side of the river you will see the tower which is part of the Carlton Towers property, home of Lord and Lady Fitzalan Howard. Turn right and follow the river towards Airmyn. As you approach Airmyn you need to leave the river bank and turn right into the Crossings, then follow the footpath through to Airmyn Road....
ANDREW WAINWRIGHT
It was pleasant to see a mixed used of the landscape and great to see working farms in operation....
Steve Brewis
Refreshments are available in RAWCLIFFE (Fish&Chip shop,Tea Room and pub as well as a food store) After leaving the river bank at Airmyn, the footpaths are easy to negotiate (tarmac surface/pavements) The walk passes West Park Goole, where there is a very good cafe I would certainly walk this route again...
Brian Naylor
Then a long straight stretch on a very pleasant canal side path to Braithwaite where there is another opportunity for refreshments....
Keith Greenwood
The route was enjoyable and overall easy to navigate, except for a misleading large NO ENTRY sign ( with a small footpath sign alongside that is easy to miss). There is also a bridge over a dyke that needs attention. An interesting area on the walk was the canal side at Whitley Lock....
Anne Holman
A short walk alongside the canal was good. I would be happy to walk it again and I am happy to suggest it to other people....
Brian Naylor
The road walking after leaving the river was quite good, very little traffic....
Philip Le Marquand
This 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....
Keith Greenwood
Slow Ways Cristie added Asksna three, a new walk from Askern to Snaith
Walk this routeUnfortunately this route has to use a fairly long stretch of roadside walking (no pavement). which can be difficult due to HGVs that use the narrow road. There are also sections which appear to deviate from the most direct route, simply because they are not recorded....
Keith Greenwood
The route then uses the river bank of River Don, which is a public footpath but on the date of review , it was very long grass and very difficult to negotiate....
Keith Greenwood
A pleasant walk through the countryside with canal side and river side stretches to enjoy....
Keith Greenwood
Keith Greenwood added Eggsna two, a new walk from Eggborough to Snaith
Walk this routeThis is a very unsuitable route from Askern to Snaith, Once the route leaves the road near Askern, the footpaths between there and Fenwick are very poorly maintained....
Keith Greenwood
Evidence of cows on river bank,including warning signs, but did not see any cows today. River flood bank good walking surface....
Keith Greenwood

Snaith’s Slow Ways starting point
Grid ref
SE6415522149
Lat / Lon
53.69188° / -1.02993°
Easting / Northing
464,155E / 422,149N
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Facilities
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