All of our developments are carefully planned to include plenty of public open space, perfect for walking the dog or letting the kids play. However, for those times you want to stretch your legs a little further, there are lots of popular walks for all the family around our developments. Here are some of our favourites.
Nearby to Euxton.
- Yarrow Valley Country Park: A short drive from Euxton, this park features a variety of trails that cater to all levels of walkers. The paths wind through woodlands and around a peaceful lake, making it a perfect spot for a family picnic or a leisurely stroll.
- Astley Park: Known for its beautiful gardens and historic manor house, Astley Park offers a gentle, scenic walk suitable for all ages. The well-maintained paths weave through colourful flowerbeds and ancient trees, providing a tranquil setting for reflection and relaxation.
- Cuerden Valley Park: With its rolling hills and expansive green spaces, Cuerden Valley Park is ideal for those looking to enjoy a more vigorous hike. The trails offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside and are a favourite among local hikers and cyclists alike.
Nearby to Ingol, Fulwood.
- Brockholes Nature Reserve: Just a short drive from Fulwood, this beautiful reserve offers a network of trails through wetlands and woodlands. It's a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers, with plenty of hides to observe wildlife in their natural habitat.
- Haslam Park: This park is a local favourite, featuring a lovely canal-side path perfect for a leisurely walk with your four-legged companion. The park's well-tended gardens and open spaces provide a serene setting for a family day out, with plenty of spots for a picnic.
- Moor Park: Known as Preston's largest and oldest park, Moor Park offers a variety of paths lined with mature trees and open spaces. It's an ideal location for a gentle stroll or a more energetic jog, with a beautiful lake as the centrepiece.
- Preston Guild Wheel: For those looking for a longer walk, the Guild Wheel is a 21-mile circular route that connects various parks and green spaces around Preston. It's perfect for both walking, running and cycling, offering diverse scenery from riverside paths to urban landscapes.
Nearby to Carnforth.
- Leighton Moss Nature Reserve: Just a short drive from Carnforth, this RSPB reserve is a haven for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers. The trails wind through reed beds and woodlands, providing ample opportunities to spot a variety of bird species and other wildlife.
- Warton Crag: For those seeking a bit of adventure, Warton Crag offers a moderate hike with stunning panoramic views of Morecambe Bay and the surrounding countryside.
- Silverdale and Arnside Coastal Walk: This beautiful coastal path connects the charming villages of Silverdale and Arnside, offering breathtaking views over the sands of Morecambe Bay. The trail is ideal for a leisurely stroll, with plenty of spots to stop and enjoy the scenery or have a picnic by the shore.
- Lancaster Canal Walk: For a more relaxed outing, the Lancaster Canal provides a gentle, flat walk along the peaceful waterways. This picturesque route is perfect for families, with opportunities to see canal boats and enjoy the serene landscape.
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Nearby to Lytham St Annes.
- Fairhaven Lake and Gardens:
Located in the heart of Lytham St Annes, this picturesque area offers a serene walk around a beautiful lake. The well-maintained paths and vibrant gardens make it a perfect spot for a family outing. You can also enjoy activities like boating or birdwatching, with plenty of benches to relax and take in the views.
- Lytham Hall Parkland Walk:
A walk through the historic parkland of Lytham Hall is a journey into the past. The trails wind through ancient woodlands and open fields, it's an ideal place for a leisurely stroll.
- St Annes Beachfront Promenade:
For those who love coastal walks, the promenade along St Annes beach offers breathtaking views of the sea and sky. The flat, wide paths are perfect for walking, biking, or even rollerblading, with plenty of cafes and ice cream shops along the way for a refreshing treat.
Ribby Hall Village Trail:
Just a short drive from Lytham St Annes, Ribby Hall Village offers a variety of trails through its lush green spaces and gardens. Whether you're looking for a short walk or a longer hike, the scenic surroundings provide a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle.
Nearby to Melling.
- Melling Tarns Walk:
This scenic trail takes you through a series of beautiful tarns nestled in the countryside. The tranquil waters reflect the sky, creating a serene atmosphere perfect for a leisurely walk. It's an ideal spot for a picnic, with plenty of benches and open spaces to relax and enjoy the views.
- Melling Village Heritage Trail:
Explore the rich history and rustic charm of Melling with this heritage trail. The path winds through the quaint village, offering glimpses of historic buildings and landmarks. It's a gentle walk suitable for families, with informative signs along the way that tell the story of Melling's past.
- Melling Woodland Walk:
Immerse yourself in nature with a walk through the lush woodlands near Melling. The canopy of trees provides a cool, shaded path, perfect for a summer stroll. Keep an eye out for local wildlife and enjoy the sounds of birdsong as you make your way through this enchanting forest.
Nearby to Ulverston.
- The Cumbria Way:
This long-distance footpath offers a stunning journey through some of the most beautiful parts of the Lake District. Starting from Ulverston, the trail takes you through breathtaking landscapes, including rolling hills, serene lakes, and charming villages. It's perfect for those looking for a more challenging hike with rewarding views.
- Hoad Monument Walk:
A local favourite, this walk takes you to the iconic Hoad Monument, which resembles a lighthouse. The path winds up a gentle hill, providing panoramic views of Ulverston and the surrounding countryside. It's a great spot for a picnic, with plenty of space to relax and soak in the scenery.
- Birkrigg Common:
Known for its ancient stone circle and open heathland, Birkrigg Common offers a tranquil walk with stunning vistas of Morecambe Bay. The paths are suitable for all ages and abilities, making it an ideal location for a family outing. The area's rich history and natural beauty make it a fascinating place to explore.
- Ulverston Canal Walk:
Once the shortest, widest, and deepest canal in England, this charming route provides a peaceful walk along the waterway. The flat path is perfect for a leisurely stroll or a bike ride, with opportunities to spot local wildlife and enjoy the serene environment.
Nearby to Bispham.
- Bispham Beach:
- Offering stunning views of the Irish Sea it is perfect for a leisurely stroll or a brisk walk. The fresh sea breeze and the sound of waves crashing against the shore provide a refreshing backdrop as you wander along.
- Kincraig Park & Lake
- A peaceful wander around a number of ponds at this wildlife reserve, perfect to spot various rare birds and plants.
- Wyre Estury Country Park:
- Just a short drive away from Bispham, is this award winning park offering a network of paths, natural play areas for the kids plus a handy café.
No matter which walk you choose, each path offers its own unique charm and beauty, ensuring a delightful experience for everyone in the family.
Whether you're seeking a gentle stroll or a more adventurous hike, there's one that will suit your needs and offer a delightful escape into nature.
