Healing – Stallingborough – Healing

industries that provide the area with employment and wealth. and employment with area the provide that industries

the path you’ll be able to look over the busy A180 to the Humber Bank Bank Humber the to A180 busy the over look to able be you’ll path the

remainder of the walk takes you back along footpaths to Healing, from from Healing, to footpaths along back you takes walk the of remainder

back to Healing from the station in the middle of the village. The The village. the of middle the in station the from Healing to back

0 22 33 22 0 20 71 08 For walkers wanting to take things a bit easier you can catch the train train the catch can you easier bit a things take to wanting walkers For

outside the boundary of the current village to the west of church. church. of west the to village current the of boundary the outside

Doomsday Book and earthworks showing its location are still visible visible still are location its showing earthworks and Book Doomsday

Stallingborough. The ancient village of Stalinburg is recorded in the the in recorded is Stalinburg of village ancient The Stallingborough.

footpaths and bridleways to the neighbouring village of of village neighbouring the to bridleways and footpaths

local of network extensive the across you takes now walk This

sure to pop in for a drink on your way back. way your on drink a for in pop to sure

leaflet. a up pick

Manor, a former Manor House that is now a hotel and restaurant, be be restaurant, and hotel a now is that House Manor former a Manor,

or www.nelincs.gov.uk visit please series this in walks other find To

Walking south out of the village you soon pass the site of Healing Healing of site the pass soon you village the of out south Walking

new route then please contact us by emailing [email protected] [email protected] emailing by us contact please then route new

villagers and other motorists. other and villagers If you like this walk and want to tell us about it or have an idea for a a for idea an have or it about us tell to want and walk this like you If

the village although you are requested to park with respect to local local to respect with park to requested are you although village the

to the north of the village. On-street parking is available through through available is parking On-street village. the of north the to

end of your walk gradually slow your pace to cool down. down. cool to pace your slow gradually walk your of end Immingham and the Barton-Cleethorpes Railway stops at the station station the at stops Railway Barton-Cleethorpes the and Immingham

warmed up before you gradually increase your pace. Towards the the Towards pace. your increase gradually you before up warmed provides a regular link to Healing from both Grimsby and and Grimsby both from Healing to link regular a provides

At the start of your walk make sure you start off slowly, getting getting slowly, off start you sure make walk your of start the At bus No45 The links. rail and bus both by served is itself village The

to money from local landowners. local from money to

fast enough to raise your heart rate and be slightly out of breath. breath. of out slightly be and rate heart your raise to enough fast disrepair much of the structure was rebuilt in the 19th Century thanks thanks Century 19th the in rebuilt was structure the of much disrepair

will be different for everyone but as a guide you should be walking walking be should you guide a as but everyone for different be will are in decorated style and ashlar-faced. After falling into a degree of of degree a into falling After ashlar-faced. and style decorated in are

and is dedicated to St Peter and St Paul. The upper parts of the tower tower the of parts upper The Paul. St and Peter St to dedicated is and pace that pace, brisk a at be to needs walk your benefits, most the

Healing’s Grade II listed parish church originates in the 13th Century Century 13th the in originates church parish listed II Grade Healing’s shops or to see friends and gradually build up to longer walks. To get get To walks. longer to up build gradually and friends see to or shops

If you’re new to walking then build up slowly, try short trips to the the to trips short try slowly, up build then walking to new you’re If Healing – Stallingborough – Healing

doorstep with friends and family. and friends with doorstep

great way of discovering your local area and the countryside on your your on countryside the and area local your discovering of way great

boosts your immune system and improves your mood. It’s also a a also It’s mood. your improves and system immune your boosts

joints, your of flexibility and strength the improves also walk good A

illnesses such as heart disease, type 2 diabetes, asthma and stroke. stroke. and asthma diabetes, 2 type disease, heart as such illnesses

way of becoming more active helping to reduce the risk of chronic chronic of risk the reduce to helping active more becoming of way

you from A to B, regularly getting out and about is an ideal ideal an is about and out getting regularly B, to A from you

getting as well as fitness, of level or age their of irrespective

Walking is a great activity for just about anyone anyone about just for activity great a is Walking Put your best foot forward foot best your Put

Healing – Before setting off Stallingborough • Make sure that you’ve got appropriate footwear for your walk 5 miles (8km) • Check the weather before leaving your house and dress accordingly • Check that the walk is suitable for you and your party. If in any doubt then contact the PRoW team for more details • Let a friend or relative know where you are planning to walk especially if you are off out exploring by yourself • Make sure that you’ve got your mobile phone and that it’s got plenty of battery left When out walking remember to follow the Countryside Code • Consider the local community and other people enjoying the outdoors • Leave gates and property as you find them and stay on the line of the paths • Leave no trace of your visit and take your litter home • Keep dogs under effective control • Plan ahead and be prepared Challenging • Follow advice and local signs

Accessible by Public Transport

When you’re out walking in the countryside, please respect the Countryside Code. Walkers may encounter livestock

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18 27 17 HEALING 16 2 3 15 28 1 4 14 5 START 6 13 Healing 7 Railway 12 Station Postcode: 11 DN41 7RB 10 Healing – Stallingborough 9 8 5 miles (8km) 1 Leave the car park and head 10 Take the path across the field 17 Follow the stone track and 22 Follow the waymarkers along back to Stallingborough Road to the edge of a wood and turn left at the waymarkers the field edge path 2 At Stallingborough Road turn right then follow the direction of indicating a path between wire 23 The path passes over a wide After approx. 80m look out for a the waymarkers along the field fencing and a tall hedgerow. drain. Turn right here and 3 signpost indicating the footpath edge around the edge of the Please note, the path is quite continue along the path with a through woodlands wood to a bridge and gate narrow for a short distance deep drain either side 4 Follow the well trodden 11 Cross the bridge and pass 18 Continue along this narrow 24 Cross over a big concrete route through the wood and through the gate following the path taking care when crossing bridge and turn immediately across a grass field to some direction of the waymarkers Cornflower Close and Wisteria right to follow the field edge outbuildings across grazing land Drive and continue over a bridge path towards Healing to a second bridge beyond the At the outbuildings turn left 12 Follow the trodden route across 25 Cross over two more wooden 5 new housing development following the waymarkers the grazing land passing a 2 bridges and follow the indicating the path towards way signpost and continue to a 19 Cross the bridge and waymarkers indicating the path open countryside gate and bridge immediately turn right. Follow that eventually emerges onto the field edge path for approx. Follow the waymarkers 13 Pass through the gate and cross Station Road 6 90m and then turn left at the indicating the path across an the bridge following the direction 26 Turn right here and take care waymarker post indicating the arable field and along a field of the waymarkers across crossing the railway line and path towards Stallingborough. edge to Aylesby Lane grassland towards woodland continue along Station Road to 14 Follow the well trodden route Continue along the grassy the mini roundabout 7 Turn right onto Aylesby Lane path which eventually changes through the narrow woods At the mini roundabout turn and follow this to the very end to tarmac and emerges 27 emerging onto a field edge path left along Low Road and where the path passes through onto Ayscough Avenue at Continue along the field edge continue to the junction with a hedge line 15 Stallingborough path at the rear of properties Stallingborough Road 8 Pass through the hedge line and Continue straight ahead along and turn right at the end of 20 Turn right onto Stallingborough turn right along the field edge Ayscough Avenue to the 28 to a 3 way sign post at a bridge the garden fence line through Road and take care crossing the woodland to emerge onto junction with Station Road and Turn right at the 3 way signpost road and continue back to the 9 Stallingborough Road turn right here indicating a footpath over the start at Healing Manor 16 Turn left at the road and after 21 Continue along Station Road bridge and across an arable through the village and turn field towards woodland approx. 30m take care crossing the road and look out for the right onto Carr Lane. Follow the sign post indicating a footpath tarmac road which eventually alongside 18a Stallingborough changes to a grassy track Road down a stone track