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Cycle Route
Colne
Explore the Lancashire Pennines and the Forest of Bowland on these fantastic mountain bike routes.
Nature Reserve
Get to grips with Pendle’s wild side! Visit one of or Local Nature Reserves and you’ll see some amazing plant and wildlife. Pendle has five great Local Nature Reserves Alkincoats, Greenfield, Lomeshaye Marsh, Upper Ball Grove, and Quarry Hill.
Cycle
Burnley
On Yer Bike Cycles are one of the leading cycle retailers in Lancashire. Full range of bikes to hire, including electric bikes.
Sports Ground / Stadium
Nelson
The Steven Burke cycle circuit is a base for adult and child cycle training, short beginners’ rides, local club Cycle Sport Pendle and cycle racing. The cycle circuit is also open for free to the public.
Sports Ground / Stadium
Burnley
One of the founding members of the football league, Burnley Football Club has a terrific atmosphere for all the family and offers pre-match tours and meals, which should be booked in advance.
Theatre
Colne
The Little Theatre in River Street, Colne is the home of Colne Dramatic Society. An increasingly popular, and respected venue providing an eclectic mix of both cutting edge and traditional theatre in the Pendle area. Tickets are available from the…
Lake/Reservoir
Burnley
The three-acre boating lake in Thompson Park is fed by water from the River Brun which meanders through this Green Flag Park, near to the town centre.
Farm
Colne
Set in 40 acres of beautiful countryside in the Borough of Pendle Whitemoor Riding Centre has been established for over 30 years and specialises in livery with experience and qualified staff on site.
Forest Area / Park
Burnley
Four large stone carvings along the Burnley Way, known as "Four Seasons in One Day" - quite apt for these parts!
Craft Centre
Colne
ARTPAD provides a variety of art and craft activities for adults and children. It is an inspirational environment in which you can explore your creativity and imagination through art, craft and design.
Church/Chapel
Newchurch-in-Pendle
There was a Chapel-of-ease on this site in 1250 and a later chapel in 1544. The tower itself restored in 1653 and 1712, is the only remaining part of that building which was replaced by the present structure in approximately 1740. On the western face