Beacon Fell Visitor Centre
Buy your gear through the Ramblers online shop
Web Site provided by Halcon Computer Repairs & Support Services
The Ramblers' Association is a registered charity (England & Wales no 1093577, Scotland no SC039799) and a company limited by guarantee, registered in England & Wales (no 4458492). Registered office: 2nd floor, Camelford House, 87-90 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7TW
Places To Visit
Arnside/Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) Web Site
This is a designated landscape of special importance, covering 75 sq km, straddling the boundary of Cumbria and Lancashire. The Limestone geology and coastal aspect of the area sustains a complex mosaic of habitats. There are many semi-natural ancient woodlands, wildflower-rich limestone grasslands, protected limestone pavements, coastal salt-marshes, rare butterflies and many other diverse habitats.
.jpg)
Forest
of Bowland Area of AONB Web Site
A nationally protected landscape that is internationally important for
its heather moorland, blanket bog and rare birds
The web site provides a wealth of information about the area including details of the "Walk of the Month", Walking Routes, Other walking routes & information and advice on Walking Safely.
The
Bowland Visitors' Centre web site
The centre which is open seven days a week throughout the summer offers
a comprehensive range of information regarding the Fell and the Forest
of Bowland.
The centre provides displays and information about Beacon Fell Country Park and the Forest of Bowland Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Open 7 days a week throughout the Summer months the café facility serves a variety of beverages, hot and cold food, light snacks, all day breakfasts, sweets and ice creams.
There is a link to a page dedicated to walking with further links to suggested short walks.
Visit
Lancashire Walking Web Site
Over 40 different walking routes can be downloaded free of charge via
this site. From short, gentle rambles to long distance treks, you can
download a whole range of walks that allow you to explore the county.
You will find walks inspired by Pendle witches and renowned authors,
heritage trails and industrial landmarks, as well walks themed around
some of Lancashire´s famous food.
Boat Trips On The Lancaster Canal
The Lancaster Canal Trust extends a cordial invitation to visitors and local residents alike to come aboard their trip boat “Waterwitch” and enjoy a short cruise from Crooklands bridge along the lovely Northern Reaches of this famous and historic waterway.
Trips are organised up to September. For more information including timetable and map go to this link http://www.lctrust.co.uk/pages/the-trust/trip-boat.php
If you have any suggestions about places to visit or other web sites of interest that you consider could be included, please send them to the webmaster via the Contact Page link.