Field Edge Tracks – Picnic Spot by the River Trent loop from Fiskerton cum Morton

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Field Edge Tracks – Picnic Spot by the River Trent loop from Fiskerton cum Morton

Moderate

4.5

(16)

hikers

Field Edge Tracks – Picnic Spot by the River Trent loop from Fiskerton cum Morton

02:30

9.90km

10m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 31, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.15 km

Gibsmere Lakes

Highlight • Lake

There are several lakes at Gibsmere, these are fishing lakes. Many different bods swim and feed at the lakes, ducks, geese & swans. There are tracks around the perimeter of …

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2.93 km

Field Edge Tracks

Highlight • Trail

These tracks are on the field edges, the weather had been dry days before May 13th 2024, enough wind to make the surfaces hard and easier to ride on. These …

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4.42 km

Red Telephone Box Library

Highlight • Structure

Find or place interesting books

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4.91 km

Picnic Spot by the River Trent

Highlight • Rest Area

Great views of the River Trent

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6.95 km

The Green

Highlight • Cafe

Located at the entrance to Bleasby caravan site this is a great little refreshment stop. Plenty of out door space and customers can use the caravan site toilet facilities.

Open 7 days 9:30-4:00

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9.90 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

4.60 km

4.15 km

827 m

168 m

152 m

Surfaces

3.43 km

2.83 km

1.53 km

823 m

737 m

546 m

Elevation

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Weather

Tuesday 13 October

17°C

8°C

0 %

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Comments

July 23, 2024,Bleasby

An easy walk. All paths well marked except at the top of the drive of Coneygre Farm. The bridleway is to the east of the drive and marked by a path through the grass.
The return route on the Trent Way is pleasant with the wooded Trent Hills rising on the opposite bank of the river.