Public Rights of Way

Under the Parish Paths Partnership, Kirton in Lindsey Town Council works in conjunction with North Lincolnshire Council to maintain, improve and promote the public rights of way around Kirton in Lindsey.  This incorporates 13 public footpaths and 2 public bridleways.

The Definitive Map published by North Lincolnshire Council shows the location of the historic public footpaths (marked in purple) and bridleways (marked in green) within Kirton in Lindsey.

Definitvie Map Kirton in Lindsey Public Rights of Way

Kirton in Lindsey Town Council has an agreement with North Lincolnshire Council under the Parish Paths Partnership to maintain specific areas of the public rights of way and report problems, issues or concerns noted along the routes.  Cutting of these specific areas of the pathways takes place by contractors three times per year, in line with North Lincolnshire Councils funding.  The maintenance of all furniture, fingerposts, way markers, bridges, stiles and gates remains the responsibility of North Lincolnshire Council and the Town Council communicates problems with any of these which is is aware of across the rights of way for resolution and repairs.  The exception to this is Network Rail assets - bridges, fences and steps - however these can also be reported in the same way.

Farmers and landowners remain responsible for the maintenance of their sections of the public rights of way.

In order to assist with navigating the Public Rights of Way, the Town Council has produced a map for each of the fifteen routes, which can be found as an image file by selecting the links below.  If you would like any further information or access to more detailed mapping, please contact the Town Clerk.

Whilst walking the public rights of way, remember to following the Countryside Code and please do not feed any horses or livestock you see along the route.

You can view the Countryside Code here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-countryside-code/the-countryside-code

Do Not Feed Horses notice

 

Kirton in Lindsey Public Rights of Way - Bridle Ways and Public Footpaths:

BR251 - Cleatham Road to Railway Station

BR258 - B1400 to A15

FP247 - Cleatham Road to Scotter

FP248 - Spa Hill to Cleatham

FP250 - Spa Hill to Hibaldstow

FP252 - North Cliff Road to Railway Station

FP253 - Ings Road to Scotton

FP254 - Moat House Road to Northorpe

FP255 - Grayingham Road to East Cross Street

FP256 - Ings Road to Richdale Avenue

FP257 - B1400 to A15

FP300 - The Green

FP327 - Red Lion Passage

FP328 - March Lane

FP329 - Town Hall Passage

 

Other walks in Lincolnshire - Walking in Lincolnshire

For information about other walks in Lincolnshire, with routes and details to download and print plus details of walking clubs and other useful information please visit "Walking in Lincolnshire" - https://www.walkinginengland.co.uk/lincs

 

Walking for Health

Walking for Health is England’s largest network of health walks with over 360 active walking schemes, helping people across the country lead a more active lifestyle.  The network has run for over 14 years, improving the mental and physical well-being of thousands of people.  For local information about Walking the way to Health activities, please see this link: https://www.northlincs.gov.uk/people-health-and-care/walking-in-north-lincolnshire/