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  1. Brontes in Pendle - 6 miles
    From windswept moors to hidden valleys, walk in the landscape that inspired the Brontës. Starting in the village of Trawden, the walk passes 17th century farmhouses and the beauty spot of Lumb Spout before taking the old moorland pack horse trail to the village of Wycoller with its Brontë associations.
  2. Walks to Top O'Slate & Halo - 4 walks 1- 3km
    Four short walks in the Rossendale area of Lancashire, including a walk up to the Panopticon, Halo.
  3. A Cartford Country Walk - 4 miles
    The award winning Cartford Inn have mapped out a leisurely walk that starts and finishes at the inn. Discover the pleasant fields and country lanes that surrond the inn. Walk along the banks of the River Wyre before returning over the Cartford Bridge.
  4. Carnforth Canal Walks - 4.5 - 6 mile walks
    The four easy walks detailed in this leaflet allowing ample time and opportunity to explore the countryside which links two of England's Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty; The Forest of Bowland and Arnside and Silverdale.
  5. Darwen Tower Walk 1 - 2 Miles
    A West Pennine Moors Trail, Darwen Tower celebrates Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897 and to many local people it also celebrated the freeing of Darwen Moor in the previous year.
  6. Darwen Tower Walk 2 - 2 miles
    A West Pennine Moors Trail starting at Sunnyhurst Wood Lychgate car park, this circular walk takes in some fantastic views of the surrounding countryside from Darwen Moors.
  7. Haighton Manor and Fulwood Park Wood  - 4 miles
    A 4 mile circular pub walk from Haighton Manor near Preston in Lancashire. The walking route explores the area to the south taking in the bluebell woodland, Fulwood Park Wood, meadows, pastures and quiet lanes that surround the pretty stream, Savick Brook and the historic Haighton House.
  8. Hurst Grange Park Ramble - 3 Miles
    Observe views of the Preston skyline, pass under railway bridges and follow riverside paths on this ramble in South Ribble.
  9. Longton Brickcroft Nature Reserve Ramble - 5 Miles
    A five mile ramble beginning at the Visitor Centre and taking in Longton marsh, the Ribble Way and the old Preston to Southport railway line.
  10. Pendle Canal Walk 1-  2-5 miles
    A series of four walks around the Leeds Liverpool Canal in the Pendle area of Lancashire.
  11. Pendle Canal Walk 2-  2-5 miles
    A series of four walks around the Leeds Liverpool Canal in the Pendle area of Lancashire.
  12. Pendle Canal Walk 3 - 2-5 miles
    A series of four walks around the Leeds Liverpool Canal in the Pendle area of Lancashire.
  13. Pendle Canal Walk 4 - 2-5 miles
    A series of four walks around the Leeds Liverpool Canal in the Pendle area of Lancashire.
  14. Ramble from Much Hoole - 3 Miles
    A very pleasing three mile walk through lowland Lancashire on the extreme western edge of South Ribble.
  15. Ramble from Nabs Head Samlesbury - 4.5 Miles
    This ramble takes in some of the best countryside in the area and footpaths go close to a spectacular river valley but in certain parts it can be quite strenuous.
  16. Ramble From Worden Park - 3 Miles
    This three mile ramble takes in Worden Park's Arboretum, Shawbrook stream and fantastic views across the Lancashire plain.
  17. Ramble in Leyland Woodland - 4.5 Miles
    Follow this ramble trough Hocking Wood, Malt Kiln Wood and between the trees along the River Lostock.
  18. Walks in Rossendale - ranging from 1-4 miles
    10 health walks throughout the Rossendale Area.

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Your guide to ticking off your Christmas list in Lancashire

Your guide to ticking off your Christmas list in Lancashire

Christmastime, a time for spending with family, for making memories and for cosying up. And there’s no better place to do those things than in Lancashire. Lancashire offers a fantastic range of places to stay, and things to do to help you get into the Christmas spirit with family, as well as places to visit to tick off the Christmas to-do list.

What's on this weekend in Lancashire

What's on this weekend in Lancashire

There’s something for everybody to enjoy in Lancashire this weekend. Whether you are heading to a bonfire event, taking a trip to the theatre or attending one of the many family friendly events, Lancashire is the place to be.

We’ve put together this handy list of some of the events taking place this weekend, but for more information head over to our What’s on page or our events guide.

Royal Connections in Lancashire

Royal Connections in Lancashire

This weekend is a great opportunity to learn more about the special connection Lancashire has with the Royal Family. Whether it’s a trip to Lancaster Castle to learn more about the Duke Of Lancaster or a trip to one of Lancashire’s historic sites who have had a monarch visit in the past, there’s plenty of opportunities to learn more about the royal connection to Lancashire.

A Royal Lancaster Walk

A Royal Lancaster Walk

Home to the Kings Castle of the North, Lancaster has had a strong royal connection for centuries. So what better way to celebrate the upcoming coronation of King Charles III than with a stroll around this beautiful historic city.

8 Dog-friendly beaches to visit this summer in Lancashire

There’s something wonderful about a trip to the beach in summer. Feeling the soft warm sand between your toes, the smell of the fresh sea air, and the taste of delicious ice cream, especially if you can bring your four-legged friend along too.

Although some of Lancashire’s beaches impose restrictions during the summer months, there are still plenty of great dog-friendly beaches waiting to be explored.

LITFEST starts this Friday, 17th March

LITFEST starts this Friday, 17th March

We’re very excited to announce that Lancaster’s 44th Annual Literature Festival, Litfest, begins this Friday 17 March. Running until the 26 March, we’ll be offering a packed programme of events, including opportunities to meet our authors; take part in discussions; find out more about nature and history, philosophy and politics; and be entertained by poems and stories.

Pre-Raphaelite Artist of Hope: Evelyn De Morgan

Pre-Raphaelite Artist of Hope: Evelyn De Morgan

An exhibition reaches hopefully towards the end of the rainbow. Pre-Raphaelite Artist of Hope displays Evelyn De Morgan’s symbolic paintings alongside contemporary stories from those who have lived through warfare and from NHS staff who have served on the frontline during the pandemic. 

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