Ashing Lane Nature Reserve

The reserve is a community woodland managed by the Nettleham Woodland trust. It is made up of woodland, meadows, a pond and a lake. 

0.6 mile (1.2 km)

Map of Ashing Lane Nature Reserve

Ashing Lane is located off the A46 at Dunholme, just north of the Scothern crossroads. The reserve is approximately 0.75 mile along the lane (which is uneven in places and muddy after rain). There is a small car park at the entrance to the reserve *which can also get muddy).

The path surface consists of compacted stone with some bumpy sections and sections with loose stones. The route is either level or gently sloped. 

• Steepest uphill section: 1:11 (9%) for a distance of four kilometres
• Steepest downhill section: 1:11 (9%) for a distance of four kilometres
• Narrowest point: 85cm for a distance of four metres
• Greatest cross slope: 1:22 (4.5%) for a distance of four metres

• refreshments available in Welton, Scothern and Dunholme 

• Countryside for All
• wildlife interest 
• woodland

Visit the Nettleham Woodland Trust website