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Hills Clough

Valley in Lancashire

England

Hills Clough

Shore Moor Crook Hill Wind Farm on Shore Moor.
Shore Moor Credit: Peter McDermott

Hills Clough, located in the county of Lancashire, England, is a picturesque valley renowned for its natural beauty and serene environment. Nestled amidst the rolling hills and lush greenery, Hills Clough offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life.

The valley is characterized by its charming countryside, with meandering streams, dense woodlands, and open fields. The area is abundant with diverse flora and fauna, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. Visitors can expect to encounter various species of birds, small mammals, and even occasional deer sightings.

Hills Clough is also home to several walking and hiking trails, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities. The well-maintained paths cater to both casual strollers and more experienced hikers, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The valley's idyllic setting also makes it a favored spot for picnics and family outings.

The nearby villages of Hills Clough offer a glimpse into traditional rural life, with charming cottages, local pubs, and friendly residents. The area has a rich history, with evidence of ancient settlements and industrial heritage visible in the landscape.

In summary, Hills Clough, Lancashire is a picturesque valley boasting natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and a peaceful atmosphere. It provides a perfect retreat for those seeking solace in nature or looking to explore the region's rich history and heritage.

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Hills Clough Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.65993/-2.1219121 or Grid Reference SD9218. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Shore Moor Crook Hill Wind Farm on Shore Moor.
Shore Moor
Crook Hill Wind Farm on Shore Moor.
Watergrove History Wall, greater (northern) part The Watergrove History Wall, situated on the east side of Watergrove Reservoir at the southern end of the reservoir, includes several date stones from Watergrove village buildings and surrounding farmsteads that were demolished during the construction of Rochdale Corporation's Watergrove Reservoir in the 1930s. The image is a composite of 18 photographs produced using Microsoft's ICE (Image Composite Editor) software. The wall is approximately 170 ft long; this image is the northern 110 ft part. The wall is divided by adjacent fencing. The 60 ft lesser (southern) part of the wall is illustrated in the Geograph: <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5163265" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5163265">Link</a>
Watergrove History Wall, greater (northern) part
The Watergrove History Wall, situated on the east side of Watergrove Reservoir at the southern end of the reservoir, includes several date stones from Watergrove village buildings and surrounding farmsteads that were demolished during the construction of Rochdale Corporation's Watergrove Reservoir in the 1930s. The image is a composite of 18 photographs produced using Microsoft's ICE (Image Composite Editor) software. The wall is approximately 170 ft long; this image is the northern 110 ft part. The wall is divided by adjacent fencing. The 60 ft lesser (southern) part of the wall is illustrated in the Geograph: Link
Watergrove History Wall, lesser (southern) part The Watergrove History Wall, situated on the east side of Watergrove Reservoir at the southern end of the reservoir, includes several date stones from Watergrove village buildings and surrounding farmsteads that were demolished during the construction of Rochdale Corporation's Watergrove Reservoir in the 1930s. The image is a composite of 6 photographs produced using Microsoft's ICE (Image Composite Editor) software. The wall is approximately 170 ft long; this image is the southern 60 ft part. The wall is divided by adjacent fencing. The 110 ft greater (northern) part of the wall is illustrated in the Geograph: <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5163240" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5163240">Link</a>
Watergrove History Wall, lesser (southern) part
The Watergrove History Wall, situated on the east side of Watergrove Reservoir at the southern end of the reservoir, includes several date stones from Watergrove village buildings and surrounding farmsteads that were demolished during the construction of Rochdale Corporation's Watergrove Reservoir in the 1930s. The image is a composite of 6 photographs produced using Microsoft's ICE (Image Composite Editor) software. The wall is approximately 170 ft long; this image is the southern 60 ft part. The wall is divided by adjacent fencing. The 110 ft greater (northern) part of the wall is illustrated in the Geograph: Link
Steward Barn The remains of Steward Barn above Watergrove Reservoir.
Steward Barn
The remains of Steward Barn above Watergrove Reservoir.
Higher Slack Brook Higher Slack Brook above Watergrove Reservoir.
Higher Slack Brook
Higher Slack Brook above Watergrove Reservoir.
Watergrove Reservoir The valve tower at Watergrove Reservoir.
Watergrove Reservoir
The valve tower at Watergrove Reservoir.
The Filter House The Filter House beneath Watergrove Reservoir.
The Filter House
The Filter House beneath Watergrove Reservoir.
Watergrove Reservoir Sailing Club House at Watergrove Reservoir.
Watergrove Reservoir
Sailing Club House at Watergrove Reservoir.
Ramsden Road Remains of the Little Town farmstead alongside Ramsden Road.
Ramsden Road
Remains of the Little Town farmstead alongside Ramsden Road.
Watergrove Reservoir View looking across Watergrove Reservoir from the dam.
Watergrove Reservoir
View looking across Watergrove Reservoir from the dam.
The summit of Cuckoo Hill, Littleborough A nice little hill, without a spot height on the map, but a little over 325m.
The summit of Cuckoo Hill, Littleborough
A nice little hill, without a spot height on the map, but a little over 325m.
View from Cuckoo Hill, Littleborough A path climbs up Allenden Hill, which is 50m higher than Cuckoo Hill, but does not have a proper summit.
View from Cuckoo Hill, Littleborough
A path climbs up Allenden Hill, which is 50m higher than Cuckoo Hill, but does not have a proper summit.
Path along the edge of the moor, Littleborough The area on the left side of the hill is Pasture House Plantation, although there are not many trees at present. It is part of what used to be Calderbrook Moor but was enclosed by 1850.
Path along the edge of the moor, Littleborough
The area on the left side of the hill is Pasture House Plantation, although there are not many trees at present. It is part of what used to be Calderbrook Moor but was enclosed by 1850.
Shore, St Barnabas
Shore, St Barnabas
Littleborough Community Primary School, Calderbrook Road
Littleborough Community Primary School, Calderbrook Road
Higher Shore Road, Littleborough
Higher Shore Road, Littleborough
Bus turning triangle, Shore, Littleborough The King William IV is at the end of the road in Shore.
Bus turning triangle, Shore, Littleborough
The King William IV is at the end of the road in Shore.
Cote Lane, Shore, Littleborough
Cote Lane, Shore, Littleborough
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Hills Clough is located at Grid Ref: SD9218 (Lat: 53.65993, Lng: -2.1219121)

Unitary Authority: Rochdale

Police Authority: Greater Manchester

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