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Follow lanes and estate roads to explore the fringes of the mighty Bowland Fells in Lancashire's most remote landscape. The high tributaries of the Wyre host countless wild birds; this low-level walk skims scenic moors, becks & woods below the tops.

A long circular walk from Galgate near Lancaster that takes in Glasson Dock and the Lune Aqueduct. This pretty canalside walk links a stretch of the Lancashire Coastal Path with the towpath of the Lancaster Canal.

A route with an initial steep climb up Parlick Pike before crossing a wide moorland ridge to Fair Snape Fell, with panoramic views along the way.

A walk in the valley of the River Hodder below the fells on good footpaths through farmland and some access land. There are two river crossings by stepping stones and about 1,600 feet of mainly gentle ascent.

A circular moorland walk from Dunsop Bridge in the Forest of Bowland AONB, brimming with wildlife and history at the epicentre of Great Britain.

A pleasant stroll along the River Hodder from the village of Dunsop Bridge, via a series of unusual bridges and sheep-filled pastures with views of the fells.

At various points in its history the River Lune has been a hive of industry and a destination for artists. Turner famously painted the bend in the river, the Crook O’ Lune. Today, the mills have gone but the river still has a picturesque beauty.

From tranquil Hurst Green, this ramble proceeds via Stonyhurst College through woodlands and fields with sweeping views to shapely Pendle Hill. Passing a memorable packhorse bridge, a glorious riverside stretch precedes a wooded return to the village

Buttler's View, Nab's Head, Woodford then Stanley House.

Route past villages of Osbaldeston to River Ribble then Balderstone and back to Mellor. The area is brilliant in Spring or early summer with birdlife. There are numerous species along this stretch of riverbank. inc. swallows/swifts/sandmartins.

A Circular Route around Samlesbury Aerodrome, via Nab's Head and Balderstone.

From Mellor to Brownhill and around Showley Brook Valley. AN ALTERNATIVE ROUTE TO BROWNHILL

A Short Village Walk around Mellor and Saccary Lane. A SHORT VILLAGE DISCOVERY WALK

Easy circular walk Starting at St Peter's Church Salesbury, past Cricket pitch along Vicarage Lane over railway to Whalley New Road then back over Wilpshire tunnel and return to Salesbury.

A circular route exploring the Forest of Bowland AONB via Gisburn Forest, open moorland with views of Stocks Reservoir, and a return closer to the water’s edge.

An interesting short family walk with good views of countryside. Route passes close to "China Town" which was abandoned in 1980's. Also passes a traditional Sewage treatment Works! Starts at Ramsgreave & Wilpshire Railway Sta.

From Hoghton thread down to Hoghton Bottoms viaduct and the spectacular wooded Darwen Gorge, dappled with industrial heritage. A riverside course precedes the Leeds & Liverpool Canal towpath before rising to Hoghton Tower estate and generous views

Leisurely walk from Hoghton along the River Darwin and the Leeds & Liverpool Canal

This walk was part of a set originally designed for Bangor St walking group. This is a short walk to the Leeds/Liverpool canal, one of the groups more popular walks!

This walk was a set originally design for the Bangor St walking group! This one goes into Corporation Park. Once you are in Corporation Park there's loads of exploring to do! - This walk includes the lake and heads back to fit into an hour!

Short easy walk from Bangor Street up to Little Harwood. Includes several interesting buildings inc; 17th c Little Harwood Hall. 2.76km (1.71 miles)

This walk was part of a set for the Bangor St walking group. This was the first walk so the shortest and easiest which goes down to Limbrick.

This walk is part of a set designed for Bangor St walking group! It is a short walk down to Blackburn Museum.

Starts off with walking through streets but then enters countryside with woodland walk past Under Billinge Hill then through woodland near Witton Park. Includes a "short cut" if necessary.

A Medium 2 mile Walk through Blackburn Campus (St Paul's Garden) then Corporation Park around the lake returning back similar route. The walk can be cut short by omitting the park bit. Includes Historic Old Mill Building on Devonport Road.

A short walk along Bank Top to Buncer Lane and back. Includes an alternative walk on rough ground for those who are adventurous.

A walk along the River to the Griffin Park

A circular walk around River Darwen, Roddlesworth and back to Witton Park following parts of the Witton Weaver's Way.

A short walk up to Corporation Park.

Alternative, historic lunchtime walk, avoiding much of the busy Preston New Road.