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Edgworth Moor

Downs, Moorland in Lancashire

England

Edgworth Moor

Horse Hey A convenient channel has been cut beside the fence, facilitating progress
Horse Hey Credit: Chris Heaton

Edgworth Moor is a picturesque expanse of land located in Lancashire, England. Situated in the West Pennine Moors, it covers an area of approximately 650 acres and is known for its stunning natural beauty. The moorland is characterized by rolling hills, heather-covered slopes, and vast open spaces, offering visitors a tranquil and peaceful setting.

The moorland is rich in biodiversity, with a wide array of plant and animal species calling it home. The heather that blankets the landscape provides a vibrant burst of purple during the summer months, creating a stunning visual spectacle. The area is also home to various bird species, including kestrels, buzzards, and curlews, making it a haven for birdwatching enthusiasts.

Edgworth Moor offers a range of activities for outdoor enthusiasts. There are numerous walking and hiking trails that crisscross the moorland, allowing visitors to explore its beauty at their own pace. The trails offer breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and provide an opportunity to immerse oneself in the peacefulness of nature.

The moorland is also a popular spot for picnicking and enjoying a leisurely day out. Its wide open spaces make it an ideal location for families and friends to gather and enjoy the fresh air and stunning vistas. Additionally, Edgworth Moor is known for its accessibility, with ample parking and well-maintained paths, ensuring that visitors can easily enjoy the natural beauty it has to offer.

Overall, Edgworth Moor in Lancashire is a captivating destination that showcases the enchanting charm of the West Pennine Moors. Its idyllic landscapes and diverse wildlife make it a perfect getaway for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 53.662831/-2.3883861 or Grid Reference SD7418. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Horse Hey A convenient channel has been cut beside the fence, facilitating progress
Horse Hey
A convenient channel has been cut beside the fence, facilitating progress
Barnes Height Isolated and stunted Christmas Tree on boggy ground on high moorland between Darwen and Haslingden
Barnes Height
Isolated and stunted Christmas Tree on boggy ground on high moorland between Darwen and Haslingden
Broadhead Road below Whowells
Broadhead Road below Whowells
Farm access lane near Broadhead
Farm access lane near Broadhead
Pine plantation
Pine plantation
Signs of habitation at Longshoots
Signs of habitation at Longshoots
Broadhead Road View along Broadhead Road.
Broadhead Road
View along Broadhead Road.
Musden Head Moor Looking from the top of the ridge towards Rossendale. Tor Hill stands out in the centre with green fields on top.
Musden Head Moor
Looking from the top of the ridge towards Rossendale. Tor Hill stands out in the centre with green fields on top.
Entwistle Station East Lancashire Line that operates between Manchester and Clitheroe, via Blackburn - single track at this point.
Entwistle Station
East Lancashire Line that operates between Manchester and Clitheroe, via Blackburn - single track at this point.
Top End of Wayoh Reservoir Furthest from the dam, this part of the reservoir is choked with a variety of interesting vegetation
Top End of Wayoh Reservoir
Furthest from the dam, this part of the reservoir is choked with a variety of interesting vegetation
Causeway across Wayoh Reservoir This causeway carries Cross Trees Lane across the still waters of Wayoh Reservoir. Completed in 1876, and extended in 1962 to provide drinking water to nearby Bolton.
Causeway across Wayoh Reservoir
This causeway carries Cross Trees Lane across the still waters of Wayoh Reservoir. Completed in 1876, and extended in 1962 to provide drinking water to nearby Bolton.
Footpath beside Wayoh Reservoir Adopted by the Witton Weavers Way long distance footpath
Footpath beside Wayoh Reservoir
Adopted by the Witton Weavers Way long distance footpath
Pasture and pylon Rough grazing off Moorside Road.
Pasture and pylon
Rough grazing off Moorside Road.
Pasture at Moorside Farm The horse poses for the photographer.
Pasture at Moorside Farm
The horse poses for the photographer.
Strawbury Duck pub Entwistle Station. Note spelling 'bury' not 'berry'.
Strawbury Duck pub
Entwistle Station. Note spelling 'bury' not 'berry'.
View over Wayoh Reservoir Towards Edgworth and Ramsbottom
View over Wayoh Reservoir
Towards Edgworth and Ramsbottom
Along the edge Receding waterline of Wayoh Reservoir
Along the edge
Receding waterline of Wayoh Reservoir
To the Station Manchester - Clitheroe line at Entwistle
To the Station
Manchester - Clitheroe line at Entwistle
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Edgworth Moor is located at Grid Ref: SD7418 (Lat: 53.662831, Lng: -2.3883861)

Unitary Authority: Blackburn with Darwen

Police Authority: Lancashire

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