Sunderland Point And Sambo’s Grave
The circular walk around Sunderland Point, Lancashire, is far more than just another headland walk. It is filled with unique tidal landscapes that affect the way of life here. It’s also much quieter than its…
Conder Green and Stodday Circular – A Lancashire Canal & River Walk
Lancashire is packed with many lowland walks that are great for dog lovers. This 8 mile circular walk is one of them and it follows 3 stretches of waterway. The Glasson Spur of the Lancaster…
Pepperpot, Arnside Tower And Woodland – A Silverdale Walk
A glorious walk near the village of Silverdale. Through Eaves Wood, up to the Pepperpot, beside Arnside Tower, and even further afield. This is a walk that straddles 2 counties: Lancashire and Cumbria. Plus, there’s…
Langden Brook Valley Walk In The Forest Of Bowland
This 4 mile walk along the Langden Brook Valley in the Forest of Bowland is a hidden gem that is absolutely stunning whatever the weather. It is a short walk that has so much to…
Rivington Terraced Gardens: A Walk Around
For what feels like the longest time I have wanted to get over to Rivington Terraced Gardens, at Rivington near Bolton, Lancashire. I know, I know I keep saying this, but the places to visit…
Abbeystead Reservoir – A Circular Walk
I have been to Abbeystead Reservoir a few times now, something about the sound of water and the glorious walk through Hinberry Woods, just beacons me every time. This is a walk to do in…
The Tolkien Trail – A Great Lancashire Walk
The Tolkien Trail is a wonderful 6.5 mile circular walk through stunning Lancashire scenery. Starting and finishing in the lovely village of Hurst Green at the pub named The Shireburn Arms you walk through a…
Burnley Embankment – A Walk Along The Straight Mile
A fascinating section of The Leeds and Liverpool Canal. The canal at Burnley suddenly goes from winding and meandering, into a direct line through the town and towers above many of the buildings. This is…
Plover Scar Lighthouse
I am a sucker for a lighthouse photograph, I have no idea why I find them so interesting but apparently I do, I think I like the romantic idea of them leading ships to safety….
The Windmill Of Lytham St Annes
So I love being a Mum, I truly wouldn’t change it for the world, but when your two geeky mates (they will tell you I’m the geeky one – they are lying), mention going to…
A Pendle Hill Walk In History From The Village Of Barley
Pendle Hill is an isolated hill of Lancashire that is full of not just great walking terrain but plenty of history and folklore. It is 557 metres (1,827 ft) in height above sea level which makes…
A Walk Up Fair Snape Fell and Parlick
The walk up Parlick and then on up to the top of Fair Snape Fell is considered one of the finest in The Forest Of Bowland, Lancashire. Having walked up there a few times this…