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Be aware of the traffic lights halfway up the main climb through the town!

Super little spot for a pit-stop. Outside the old Abbey there are a few wooden benchs by a pond.

Nice little woodland for a bit of wild camping but the beetles like to crawl under your tent as I found out. Like always, respect the environment and leave no trace.

Good for a rest and a bite to eat

Nice spot for a rest & a bite

Another epic viewpoint of the river and bridge

Fonaby Top is one of Lincolnshire's highest points, at 141m it's no mountain, but still offers great views of the Wolds, and also the nearby Pelham's Tower, which rises above the treetops at 128ft tall.

Caistor Arts and Heritage Centre is homed in a converted former Methodist chapel. The cafe offers delicious cakes, afternoon tea, snacks and lunches, with a terrace to enjoy in good weather. Cyclists are welcomed. Upstairs you will discover local history displays and exhibitions in the gallery.

Goxhill Hall is an 18th-century house which stands next to a mediaeval hall known as the Priory. The mediaeval hall, originally part of a larger complex, dates from the late 14th and early 15th century. The present owners of the properties are carrying out a programme of renovation, including excavation of the moat. It isn't open to the public.

Keeley End Pond, is the pretty little traditional village pond at Wootton. In colder times it was a popular ice-skating venue for the locals.

Fonaby Top is one of Lincolnshire's highest points, at 141m it's no mountain, but still offers great views of the Wolds, and also the nearby Pelham's Tower, which rises above the treetops at 128ft tall.

Caistor Arts and Heritage Centre is a beautiful conversion of a former Methodist chapel. The cafe offers delicious cakes, afternoon tea, snacks and lunches, with a terrace to enjoy in good weather. Cyclists are welcomed. Upstairs you will discover local history displays and exhibitions in the gallery.

Lovely little cafe to restock up on calories

Pack warm clothes incase the weather turns

Thornton Abbey was a medieval abbey located close to the small North Lincolnshire village of Thornton Curtis, near Ulceby, and directly south of Hull on the other side of the Humber estuary. Its ruins are a Grade I listed building, including notably England's largest and most impressive surviving monastic gatehouse

Nice place to stop and relax before adventuring elsewhere

Nice rest/picnic spot. Note: as at May 2022 the ruins and gatehouse are closed for restoration. Free entry when is open.

Outdoor seating with awnings when I visited in April 2022. Bike racks. Big Tesco next door.

Quiet tarmac but ends with rough gravel and ultimately across field

Impressive historic gatehouse and a nice place for a picnic