Walking in Lancashire Cicerone Guidebook

author: Mark Sutcliffe
From the wide-open expanses of Morecambe Bay to the limestone fringes of the Dales, and from the rich industrial heritage of the west Pennine Moors to the wild vastness of the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Lancashire offers some of the most varied walking anywhere in the UK.

Lancashire's richness lies in this great variety of landscape, ranging from low-lying areas around Cockerham, Lytham, Martin Nere and Croston to the heights of Boulsworth Hill, Ward's Stone, Fair Snape Fell and Pendle Hill. This guide takes the walker along Lancashire's rivers, by its woodlands, moors and coastline, and to the county's historic sites. From the Irish Sea to the Trough of Bowland and from Kirkby Lonsdale in the north to Clivinger, near Burnley, in the south, explore the walks in this book and you will truly know Lancashire.

This comprehensive and popular guide describes 39 circular day walks from 5 to 13 miles and one linear route, each with full colour OS 1:50000 Landranger map extracts. They vary from gentle strolls to fell-top hikes, so there are walks suitable for all abilities, with a good selection of easy introductory walks. Each walk begins with a panel giving distance, time, terrain details and OS Explorer map sheet number. A short overview precedes the detailed route-finding instructions and numerous colour photographs further illustrate the text.

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ISBN 9781786310033 Pages 167 (2021) 115mm x 172mm