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Arts, Crafts & Galleries
Clitheroe
The first of its kind to be established in Lancashire, which now includes over 20 permanent works of art. The Ribble Valley Sculpture Trail runs from Brungerley Bridge to Crosshill Quarry along part of the Ribble Way.
Arts, Crafts & Galleries
Ribchester
Painting pottery is a relaxing, fun and creative activity to do over lunch or coffee and cake.
Cycle
SETTLE
Bike rides & cycle tours in the beautiful Forest of Bowland. Off the Rails offers one day bike hire and 2/3 day tours with accommodation.
Church/Chapel
Clitheroe
A 13th century church, with 15th century misericords and screens, several box pews, 17th century brasses, 18th century organ and a chained book. A special feature is the woodwork and a unique east window that looks out onto the churchyard.
Abbey / Priory
Clitheroe
Remains of a Cistercian Abbey, founded in 1148, on the banks of the River Ribble.
Shop/Shopping Centre
Preston
Stydd Gardens is not a typical garden centre. Set amidst the gardens you will find a collection of creative and imaginative businesses.
Golf Course
Blackburn
The Golf Course at Wilpshire Golf Club is well laid out with the first 5 and last 4 holes played on parkland terrain with holes 6-14 on moorland grasses, with magnificant views of Ribble Valley, the Lancashire coast and Yorkshire Dales.
Golf Course
Clitheroe
One of the best inland courses in the country, it is a parkland course with water hazards and good scenic views from all sides. The views include Waddington and Longridge Fells which provide the perfect background.
Golf Course
Wilpshire
Three of Ribble Valley's oldest Golf Clubs have teamed up to bring you a fantastic and affordable 3-Day Ribble Valley Golf Break Package, for challenging but not daunting golf in spectacular natural scenery.
Historic Site
CLITHEROE
Clitheroe Castle Labyrinth is the only labyrinth in Lancashire. This unique labyrinth has been designed specifically for the Clitheroe Castle Grounds.
Picnic Site
Barnoldswick
Beautiful picnic area at the summit of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal at what is described as the "Best Kept Locks in the Country". While away the time, stroll along or cycle the canal towpath, or walk the many local walking routes.
Natural Feature
CLITHEROE
Dunsop Bridge has been officially declared by the Ordnance Survey as the nearest village to the exact centre of the British Isles.
Cinema
Longridge
A vintage cinema in the market town of Longridge. Experience cinema as it should be: red velvet curtains, The National Anthem, mugs of tea or glasses of wine at your seats, an ice cream intermission and a fine and varied selection of films.
Event Venue
Clitheroe
The Grand is Clitheroe's newest multi-million pound state-of-the-art multi-media music and arts performance venue around.
Historic House
Clitheroe
One of the largest buildings in the North West. This magnificent 16thC manor house is home to a famous Catholic co-educational independent boarding and day school. Tours include dormitories, library, chapels and school rooms.
Picnic Site
Clitheroe
A Forestry Commission picnic site situated on the road from Slaidburn to Stocks Reservoir, in the heart of the Forest of Bowland.
Walking Route
Longridge
Two interesting walks around Longridge that track the village's heritage, from quarrying and textiles to religion and commerce.
Walking Route
Clitheroe
A walk from Edisford Bridge past the medieval church in Great Mitton through Little Mitton and back again.
Golf Course
Longridge
A challenging moorland course with views in all directions of Ribble Valley, the Welsh Mountains, Pennines, Lake District, Morecambe Bay and Blackpool. Longridge welcomes visitors and members alike.
Country Park/Nature Reserve
Clitheroe
Abandoned as a working quarry in the early 1900's, Cross Hill is a good example of natural change on a man-made site and has since become an exceptional refuge for wildlife.
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