The
River Ancholme runs through the town and has some of the most prolific
fishing waters in Eastern England. Relax on the banks of the river, or
during the summer months enjoy a pleasant boat trip.
Ample car parking combined with the pedestrianised town centre, make Brigg
an enjoyable experience whatever the time of year, for a day visit or
a short break.
Brigg has an active community that celebrate the history and diversity
of the town through a number of annual events that include a week long
Arts Festival, a Vintage Car and Motorbike Night in June, Brigg Horse
Fair in August and Brigg's traditional Christmas Market in December.
The Horse Fair dates from the 13th Century with around 100 horses sold
on the day. The whole family will enjoy jazz bands, shire horses, classic
cars, street entertainment and a craft market.
Brigg is an ideal base for anglers, walkers and cyclists, with paths running
along the riverbanks, down quiet country lanes by picturesque bridges
and countryside. Walking and Cycle packs are available for a small charge
from Brigg Tourist Information Centre.
Near
to Brigg you can find two stunning windmills - Wrawby Postmill, the last
surviving in the north of England, and Mount Pleasant Windmill, a traditional
four sailed mill located at Kirton in Lindsey.
Brigg is also close to Elsham Hall Country and Wildlife Park and Craft
Centre, where you can find various workshops, a children's animal farm
and miniature zoo, adventure playground, falconry and conservation area,
butterfly and garden walkway, arboretum and woodland garden, tearoom,
restaurant and barn. With special events throughout the year.