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Far Ings is a National Nature Reserve in Lincolnshire, covering 0.65 km². It is one of six National Nature Reserves in the county. Waters Edge Country Park and Humber Bridge Country Park are among the nature reserves within 2.4 km. The nearest railway station is Barton-on-Humber, about 1 km to the south-east.

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Photo along the Viking Way, a 147-mile long-distance path running from Barton-upon-Humber to Oakham, central England.

Viking Way

Long-distance path

Through the old Danelaw from the Humber Bridge, over the Lincolnshire Wolds and along the limestone Edge to Rutland Water.

0.3 km NE · Lincolnshire, Rutland & Leicestershire

Photo along the King Charles III England Coast Path, a 2,700-mile National Trail in England.

King Charles III England Coast Path

One path around a whole country — beach, clifftop and seawall the entire way round England's coast, opening stretch by stretch.

1.1 km E · spans 24 counties

Photo of Humber Bridge Country Park, a country park near Barton-upon-Humber, East Riding of Yorkshire, northern England.

Humber Bridge Country Park

Country park near Barton-upon-Humber

Elegant single-span suspension bridge over the estuary.

2.4 km N

Photo of Winteringham Fields, a restaurant in Lincolnshire, central England.

Winteringham Fields

Restaurant · With rooms near Winteringham

A long-established restaurant with rooms in a village near the Humber.

8.2 km W

Photo of Skidby Windmill, a windmill in East Riding of Yorkshire, northern England.

Skidby Windmill

Windmill near Skidby

A working four-sailed tower mill of 1821 near Beverley, the last operational windmill north of the Humber, with a rural-life museum.

10.2 km N

Photo of Julian's Bower, a landmark near Alkborough, Lincolnshire, central England.

Julian's Bower

Landmark near Alkborough

Medieval turf maze cut into the bluff at Alkborough, looking out over the meeting of the Trent and Ouse below.

13.4 km W