Walking in Lancashire
Inspiring Walks & Challenging Treks
Walking can be the very best way to explore Lancashire’s countryside, coast and towns, giving you access to stunning views, quiet lanes and rare wildlife. From the flat plains in the west through to the rugged moorland of the Forest of Bowland and on to the Pennine Moors in the east, there will be a terrain and distance to suit everyone.
From short, gentle rambles to long distance treks, you can download a whole range of walks that allow you to explore the county. You will find walks inspired by Pendle witches and renowned authors, heritage trails and industrial landmarks, as well walks themed around some of Lancashire’s famous food.
Over 40 different walking routes can be downloaded free of charge via the links below.
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Walking Festivals
With new and existing walking festivals running throughout the year, you’ll find a host of guided walks and events to choose from.
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Walks under 5 miles
Over 20 Lancashire walks that are 5 miles or less available to download.
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Middle Distance Walks
Download over 20 middle distance walks that are 5 miles or more.
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Long Distance Walks
If you fancy a challenge try one of Lancashire's long distance walks.
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Heritage & Arts Walks
Learn about Lancashire's Heritage and see some of the area's new arts installation.
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Coastal Walks
With 137 miles of coastline these walks cover the coastal areas of Lancashire.
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Accommodation Welcoming Walkers
Accommodation with the Walkers & Cyclists Charter Marque.
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Tramper
The Tramper is a specially designed four wheel drive all-terrain electric buggy which can be used off road and even on rough ground, mud and grass by those with limited mobility.
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Country Adventures
Walking tours and lots more fun and exciting adventure activities & holidays in Lancashire.
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