Walks in Chorley and the surrounding area from the Chorley Citizen

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Downham walk

6:16pm Monday 15th March 2010

I always make a point of enjoying this walk around this time of year, sometimes more than once!

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Summerseat to Ramsbottom walk

3:48pm Monday 8th March 2010

THERE is no point in strolling close to a steam railway if you don’t take the time to enjoy a trip, so this is definitely more of a stroll than a walk.

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Coniston to Town Hows walk

6:12pm Tuesday 2nd March 2010

At the car park spend some time in the information centre to discover something about the history and natural history of the area.

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Whalley walk

4:25pm Monday 8th February 2010

Choose a sunny day in winter to see the architecture of Whalley Abbey and church at their best.

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Barley and Heys Lane walk

6:01pm Monday 1st February 2010

Snow was sweeping down and the temperature was Arctic as I left the car park early in the morning.

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Brockhole to Townend walk

3:32pm Monday 25th January 2010

THE origin of place names has always fascinated me and the two main stops on the route are self explanatory.

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Garstang circular walk

4:44pm Monday 4th January 2010

If you have had enough of Christmas grub then this is an ideal stroll.

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Slaidburn walk

4:15pm Monday 7th December 2009

Start at the Hark to Bounty pub in Slaidburn.

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Formby walk

4:00pm Monday 30th November 2009

I Have had two letters from readers in recent weeks asking me to suggest strolls which are either suitable for the disabled or those who can only use public transport.

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Sawrey walk

2:45pm Monday 9th November 2009

This walk leads through Beatrix Potter country and is ideal for families.

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Pilling walk

2:49pm Monday 2nd November 2009

Pilling is a farming village but has also earned a good living from fishing especially shellfish.

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Hurst Green walk

1:30pm Monday 26th October 2009

This is a lovely autumn stroll because it passes through some wonderful woodland alongside the River Hodder.

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Heysham walk

4:55pm Wednesday 14th October 2009

I never believe in long-term weather forecasts and 2009 did not prove hot enough to kill off old fogies like me.

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Ferndean and Wycoller walk

5:32pm Monday 12th October 2009

I have always loved this walk from the day I was asked to open the Feardean Way some ways ago.

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Hollingworth Lake walk

4:49pm Monday 28th September 2009

From the visitor centre, turn towards the minor road and turn left along the impressive promenade.

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Barrowford and Blacko walk

4:39pm Thursday 10th September 2009

ThIS stroll passes into the heart of Barrowford, which developed from a small hamlet into an industrial complex during the cotton period of the 18th and 19th centuries.

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Heysham walk

3:09pm Friday 28th August 2009

Here is one of the least spoiled villages in the whole of Britain. The single street leads down to the shore and two ancient Christian sites.

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Barley walk

3:35pm Tuesday 28th July 2009

This undulating stroll leads gently through historic villages, along ancient tracks and around glorious scenery.

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West Bradford walk

3:40pm Monday 29th June 2009

Over the past few weeks I have been revisiting some of our old county borders and this walk straddles old Lancashire and the West Riding of Yorkshire.

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Sunderland Point walk

4:17pm Monday 8th June 2009

FROM the parking and the toilet area at Sunderland Point, follow the obvious narrow road into the hamlet.

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Foulridge walk

3:40pm Thursday 28th May 2009

ALL my life I have loved walking but I have never like walking just for walking's sake.

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Hoghton walk

2:49pm Wednesday 20th May 2009

Hoghton Tower made its very own piece of culinary history when the loin of beef which King James I enjoyed there was instantly knighted as in just he dubbed it ‘Sir Loin’.