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White Path - Rishton - Great Harwood Cycle route
Type:Cycle Route
Great Harwood, Lancashire, BB6 7WL
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Route of the white path between Rishton and Great Harwood. A pleasant route, following an old railway line and linking to the canal towpath, ideal for leisure or travelling to work or school.
Great Harwood is the home of Alan Ramsbottom, a talented cyclist who completed in the Tour de France and many other professional races in the 1960’s. As a local resident he is often seen supporting local cycling events.
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