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Li143 Southrey from Bardney 0 Miles 1 2 li143 Southrey from Bardney 0 Kilometres 1 2 3 Bardney is on the B1190 The walk shown is for guidance only & should Quiet lanes & paths Lincoln to Horncastle Road not be attempted without suitable maps. Go NE from the church to reach the B1190. Details Go NW (left) to T-junction. Continue NW & then 2 Go ESE (right) on Youngwood past several 3 houses to reach a partially hidden waymark Distance: 14km (8 /4 miles) W into Abbey Road (signed 'Bardney Abbey just before a white cottage. (1/2 km) Total Ascent: 11m (36ft) (site)'). Follow the lane NW on to reach a gate signed 'Abbey Farm'. If you wish to visit the Time: 3 hrs Grade: 1 3 Go S (right) along a field edge & then into ruins of Bardney Abbey go W on the lane past Scotgrove Wood. Follow an intermittent path, Maps: OS Landranger® 121 two houses & the farm. (11/2 km) initially along the wood edge & then S through or OS Explorer Map™ 273 1 Go ENE (right) on a signed bridleway to the trees on an improving track. Continue S Start/Finish: St Lawrence Church, reach the B1202. Go NE (left) on the road until (keeping S (right) at a fork) to reach a farm Bardney, Lincolnshire 1 1 it bends N (left). (1 /4 km) access road & then a crossing lane. (1 /2 km) Grid Ref: TF119694 4 Cross & continue SE on the signed path Bardney Abbey was a Benedictine 1 Sat Nav: N53.2097 W0.3265 opposite to reach a 2nd road. (1 /2 km) B1202 to monastery founded in 697 by King GPS data: Position Format = 'British Grid' Wragby Ethelred of Mercia. The monastery 5 Go E (left) on the road past a T-junction & Map Datum = 'ord srvy GB' was destroyed during a Danish through some gentle bends until the road raid in 869. However, in bends sharply N (left). (1 km) TF 12597 1087, the site was 6 Go SE (right) through a gate past 71041 refounded as a priory & Tupholme Abbey. Continue SE past a farm to TF 13015 regained its status as an reach a waymarked T-junction. (1 km) 70980 abbey in 1115. In 1538 7 Go SW (right - joining the Viking Way (VW)) Bardney Abbey Bardney Abbey was past Abbey Warren Farm, over Tupholme Beck (Ruin) destroyed during Henry & a field to reach a road. Go S (left) on the Scotgrove VIII's Dissolution of the road for a few metres before going W (right - water Monasteries. tower Keep a record of Wood signed VW). Follow the road until it bends N 3 Abbey which mountains (right). (1 /4 km) Farm you have climbed 8 Go N (right) with the road to a T-junction. TF 11570 with go4awalk.com 70365 Go W (left - VW) & follow the track NNW. Join Peak Bagging Scotgrove & follow the edge Southrey Wood to eventually maps & lists. TF 13034 Farm reach a track 100m before the B1190 in 1 69743 Bardney. (3 /2 km) 9 Go ENE (right) on a waymark path to Rose Cottage return to the church & the start. (1/2 km) Nags The Bards Farm Head Bardney The Viking Way is a B1190 to 227km (141 miles) Horncastle footpath connecting B1190 to TF 11942 Washingborough 69698 Barton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire with Oakham TF 11648 in Leicestershire. Printable Route Maps, GPS Waypoints, Competitions, 69173 It is waymarked by a Places to Stay, Discussion Boards, Gear Tests, Viking helmet/shield. Photograph Gallery & much, much more . TF 13452 Sugar 68444 Factory B1190 to Bucknall sewage Southrey Wood Tupholme Abbey For more information works TF 13452 68444 (12th Century) about Hill & Mountain (Ruin) Classifications see Peaks & Mountains TF 14918 Tupholme Abbey was 67468 destroyed in 1536 during In association with: Henry VIII's Dissolution of the The Monasteries. The abbey ruin Viking is a Grade I listed building, Abbey Way maintained by Heritage Warren Lincolnshire. Farm For your FREE Páramo System Catalogue call: 01892 786444 or visit: www.paramo.co.uk Taken pictures on this walk? Send them in Southrey and we'll put them in the Photo Gallery 400m TF 13508 200m 66790 Riverside 0m Inn The information given in this document has been provided in good faith. It is intended Appropriate equipment and maps should always be carried, along with suitable clothing the information contained within it is and remains the sole property of TMDH Limited and only as a general guide. We advise you to verify the accuracy of information before and footwear. Always follow the Countryside Code. More information about the is protected under Copyright © TMDH Limited 2017.2021. All rights reserved. go4awalk.com is relying on it. It is the responsibility of individuals to approach outdoor activities such as Countryside Code, clothing, equipment and how to use it can be found on the a registered trade mark of TMDH Limited. Páramo® and Páramo Directional Clothing the one described on this page with caution. The activity described can be strenuous go4awalk.com website. 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