Lancaster Heritage Trail
Let the beautiful city of Lancaster provide a fascinating backdrop for a romantic interlude. Explore the cobbled streets, from the hilltop castle to the sweeping quayside – it’s the perfect setting to simply relax and unwind.
This walking trail should take you approximately 2 hours to complete. Simply follow the instructions on the trail maps and you’ll discover the answers to the clues at each stop. You won’t need to pay any entrance fees to collect the answers to the clues – they can all be unraveled in the great outdoors!
Lancaster Heritage Trail Map
Where to Start
Simply follow the instructions on the trail maps and you’ll discover the answers to the clues at each stop. You won’t need to pay any entrance fees to collect the answers to the clues – they can all be unraveled in the great outdoors!
Before you start…..
Print off a copy of the trail:
Some handy tips...
Keep a pen or pencil handy – you’ll need it to record your answers to the clues.
Stay focused – if you’re keen to keep a record of your visit, don’t forget to take a camera and if you’d like to share any snaps, you can email our team at info@visitlancashire.com.
Guard against the elements – just like anywhere we do get the occasional rain shower so don’t forget to pack your waterproofs or an umbrella
Chat up the locals - Lancashire folk are a friendly bunch so don’t be afraid of asking for help when you are hunting for clue answers.
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If things aren’t going to plan head to the nearest Tourist information Centre – you never know they might even help you with the answers. You can also pick up maps and leaflets, and find out about events.
Then what?
When you have completed the trail don't forget to submit your answers below where you can download your very own certificate!
This will automatically enter you into our prize draw to win lots of goodies, including... a short break at the 5 Star, award winning B&B, The Ashton, Lancaster a 2 night break at the historic Oaks Hotel near Burnley and, Xplorer Passes to a selection of Lancashire Museums.
The closing date for entries is 30 June 2010
> Submit your answers
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