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Stamford Bridge - Low Catton to Wilberfoss

Stamford Bridge

Low Catton to Wilberfoss

Stamford Bridge - Low Catton to Wilberfoss

Local petrol station owner Phil Harrup has filled his last car!

£10.99 GBP
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5* reviews from
8,000+ happy families

They are a really good and fun way to explore a new town or city, or your local area... Suitable for all ages. We are in our 70's.

– Laura Reeves

We were a group of 3 generations between 17 and 70ish – you really don't need to have children with you to enjoy these trails.

– Sarah Smith

Makes exploring towns really fun.

– Karunen Pillay Vencatasawmy

Great little adventures... and at £10.99 they are good value.

– L Stewart

Fantastic time spent exploring, treasure hunting, seeing new places.

– Jane Stevens

We got to see new places and things you wouldn’t notice, if you were simply walking round.

– Laura Beale

Brilliant fun, covering all ages. I've done these alone, with my teen kids and even did one as a first date!

– Zara Lyford

A great way of visiting a place in a way you wouldn't normally.

– DaveB3650

You look at features of towns you don't normally notice.

– Rachel Hill

Enjoyable solving clues and going to places in the town which we never knew existed.

– Mr Stephen Parnell

An excellent way of exploring a new or familiar place.

– Lucien Riviere

We learnt new details about a location we thought we knew.

– Kate Hood

Explore Stamford Bridge Differently

Discover somewhere new - or rediscover somewhere you thought you knew.

A family reading a Treasure Trails booklet together on a sunny street
  • Follow a carefully planned self-guided route through the area
  • Use real landmarks and features to crack around 18 clever clues
  • Notice fascinating features you'd normally walk straight past
  • Great fun for everyone from 6 to 106
  • Around 3 hours of exploring
    Around 2.5 miles of walking
  • One trail is perfect for up to 5 people

How it Works

  1. 1. Choose how you want to explore

    Use the App, print your Trail at home, or let us print and post it to you.

  2. 2. Access it
    instantly

    Your App and PDF are ready immediately, whichever option you choose.

  3. 3. Explore
    & solve

    Follow the route and crack the sneaky clues along the way.

  4. 4. Submit
    your answer

    Enter your final
    answer online to
    reveal the ending.

Great detectives needed!

A mystery is waiting to be solved in

Stamford Bridge

Something sinister is brewing in the small town of Stamford Bridge. The beloved owner of the local petrol station, Phil Harrup, has met an untimely end in his office. Chief Inspector Willie Solvit suspects foul play and needs your help to solve the case.

Was it a disgruntled motorist fed up with the rising fuel prices? Or was Phil's overly chatty nature the cause of his demise? The townspeople are buzzing with theories, but only the most daring detectives will be able to follow the Trail, examine all the evidence, and crack the clues to uncover the truth.

Mystery Adventure Through Stamford Bridge

Join in on the fun with family and friends as you embark on this self-guided detective mystery themed Treasure Trail through Stamford Bridge. The Trail will lead you on a scenic drive through the nearby villages of Low Catton, High Catton, Fangfoss, Barmby Moor, and Wilberfoss, before arriving at the charming and historic town of Stamford Bridge.

As you journey through winding country roads and rolling fields, keep your eyes peeled for sneaky clues hidden on existing buildings, permanent features, and monuments. Can you solve the clues and eliminate the suspects to discover whodunit?

The town needs your help, detective… Will YOU be able to crack the case and find the evidence linking the culprit to the crime?

Stamford Bridge - Low Catton to Wilberfoss
Stamford Bridge - Low Catton to Wilberfoss
Stamford Bridge - Low Catton to Wilberfoss
From the case file
Stamford Bridge - Low Catton to Wilberfoss

Every clue brings you closer to the truth...

Piece together the evidence, identify the culprit and discover how the case ends.

Trail Information

Trail Location

The Stamford Bridge and Beyond Treasure Trail starts at:

Wath Lane

Stamford

East Riding of Yorkshire

East Yorkshire

YO41 1EA

England

Detective Mystery Themed Trail

Detective
Mystery

3 Hours Duration

3 Hours

2.5 Miles Walking Distance

2.5 miles

18.5 Miles Driving Distance

18.5 miles

Not Wheelchair Accessible

Not
Accessible

Not Pushchair Accessible

Not
Accessible

Dog Friendly

Dog
Friendly

Trail Details:

More Information:

Please Note:

Stamford Bridge and Beyond is a delightful Trail taking in no fewer than six picturesque villages. You will begin in the quaint little village of Low Catton before moving on to the enchantments of High Catton, Fangfoss, Barmby Moor and Wilberfoss before reaching the grand finale in the delightful and historic Stamford Bridge.

These attractive villages, located in the East Riding of Yorkshire, will each offer you a delightful insight into the appeal of rural living.

Mini Detective Club

We have three super duper themed Clubs for your child to enjoy as part of their Treasure Trail experience.

Perfect for 4-8 year olds, the concept behind the Clubs is that your child will get a bundle of goodies to excite them about their forthcoming Trail experience, something to keep them entertained whilst travelling to and from the Trail, and something to be given on completion of the Trail as a keepsake.

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