Red Moss

The University of Bolton Stadium is the home of Bolton Wanderers.

Built in 1996-1997, originally the Reebok Stadium and then the Macron Stadium, it is now named after the current sponsors, the University of Bolton. The stadium is home to Bolton Wanderers Football Club, currently in EFL League One.

The Royal Oak restaurant is on the right.

The Spirit of Sport is a piece of public art dedicated to Bolton’s sporting community. It is located on this traffic island at the junction of De Havilland Way (the Horwich Link road) and Burnden Way, just outside the Macron (formerly Reebok) Stadium, the home of Bolton Wanderers FC, The stainless steel structure is approximately 30 metres high and is covered with the images of 700 people who have been recognised for their contribution to Bolton’s sporting life. Link enables you to see the Spirit of Sport up close. Use the 3D interactive model to view the 700 tiles and to find out more about the people featured on the monument and their contribution to sport.

The home of Bolton Wanderers F.C. viewed from the Rotary Way near Adam Hill.

Bolton Wanderers FC's ground, seen from Horwich Parkway Station.

The A673 towards Horwich.

The Beehive on Chorley New Road is part of the Fayre & Square Link chain and is associated with adjacent Premier Inn. The pub gives its name to the Beehive roundabout where the A6027 meets the A673. SD6509 : The Beehive: Architectural detail.

Detail above the door of the Beehive SD6509 : The Beehive.

Industrial estate road on the western edge of Bolton.

I could not find any information about this sculpture, but I think it may be a nod to the famous steeplejack Fred Dibnah who lived and worked in the area.