The Hunt for Peg Leg Pete's Pirate Treasure

Local builder and part-time treasure hunter, Luke Forgold, was renovating an old cottage in the historic part of Bridlington when he made a remarkable discovery. Hidden away at the back of the fireplace was an old rum bottle, inside of which was an ancient treasure map. After some research, it was revealed that the map belonged to the infamous pirate Peg Leg Pete, who retired to the cottage in 1713. The map is said to lead to the location of his buried treasure on a small island off the East Yorkshire Coast. However, a group of amateur treasure hunters, known as the Bridlington Amateur Treasure Seekers (BATS), are also on the hunt for this bounty. Luke needs YOUR help, the greatest treasure hunters around, to find the gold before the BATS do. It might just help to think and act like a pirate as you solve the clues. Good luck, explorers!

Treasure Hunt Through Bridlington's Old Town and Market Place

Are you looking for a fun day out with family and friends, or a way to keep the kids entertained in Bridlington? Look no further than this self-guided treasure hunt themed Treasure Trail, taking you on a journey through the charming Bridlington Old Town. As you follow the circular route, you'll need to use your skills to solve sneaky clues hidden on existing buildings, permanent features, and monuments to uncover the location of the buried treasure.

The Trail starts at Market Place and takes you through the historic streets of Bridlington's Old Town. Along the way, you'll come across many fascinating old buildings to marvel at as you search for clues. Keep your eyes peeled and your mind sharp as you hunt for the treasure!

Join the hunt and see if YOU can find Peg Leg Pete's pirate treasure before the BATS do!