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Darwen Tower Walks
Type:Walking Route
Darwen, Lancashire
Tel: 01254 688040
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Tel: 01254 688040
These two short walks take you to the top of Darwen's Jubilee Tower, where you will be stunned and amazed at the panoramic views as far as the Yorkshire Dales in the East, and the Isle of Man in the West.
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