The Whitewell Stepping Stones
Enjoy an exciting walk through the Forest of Bowland starting in the historic village of Whitewell. In addition to The Tolkien Trail (page 43), the Ribble valley has a number of fabulous walks, including the opportunity to cross the River Hodder over the ancient Whitewell Stepping Stones! Only to be attempted when the river is low, the Burhome Bridge and Stepping stones 3 mile circular is a great option for those looking for an adventurous river crossing. Starting at the village church, cross over via the stones, before going north through beautiful countryside to Burholme Bridge, where you cross back over the River Hodder and return to Whitewell. Alternatively, a longer 8.7 mile route takes you south to a second set of stepping stones near Doeford Bridge before returning to Whitewell,
Whitewell Stepping Stones
Cross Bay Walk The ultimate wow factor is joining in with a Cross Bay Walk during the summer. These guided walks are usually done in aid of charity and can only be attempted with the King’s Guide over the sands, Michael Wilson, due to the potential danger of the tides in the Bay. Starting in Arnside, the walk takes you over the sands of Morecambe Bay on a designated routes to Grange Over Sands. Ranging from 4 to 7 miles, the routes vary depending on the Bay and its movements on the day. You will wade through knee high waters and take in the sights of the Lancashire and Cumbria coastline that are usually only reserved for boats, and make friends on the way!
where you can stop at The Inn at Whitewell to refresh with a drink or some mouthwatering homecooked Lancashire food.
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