Holcombe Moor — Attraction in Bury

Now, how on earth do you review a geographical feature, it's like asking someone to give clouds a rating.

OK, I'll give it a go. It's a shade around 1,000 feet. An easy stroll up on a light night via the well kept road on the way up to the farm and the Peel Monument at the top. The best place to park is on Lumb Carr Road on the approach to the Shoulder of Mutton pub. The path through the posh stone houses to the path to the top is clearly marked.

The area is popular with mountain bikers, so look out for them descending at speed. If you are into cycling, it's a tough climb, bettered only by the nearby Rake.

Afterwards, descend into Ramsbottom, and enjoy the cafés, and the Royal Oak pub, with it's fine set of prints depicting the World Black Pudding Throwing Championship. Of course, there's always the East Lancs...

Holcombe Hill in Lancashire offers a serene retreat for nature lovers and weary wanderers alike. Its rolling hills, lush meadows, and captivating views make it an ideal spot for leisurely strolls and peaceful respites. With every step, you're greeted by the beauty of the countryside, and the tranquil atmosphere washes away the stresses of everyday life. Holcombe Hill isn't just a place—it's an escape into nature's embrace, where you can recharge your spirit and immerse yourself in the beauty of the...

The trail its self might be great but having Never been to this area before reliant on google maps and regarding Google maps directions it's terrible took us to a farm via a road unsuitable for general cars to narrow to turn around I'm unsure if there is a car route close to the place we tried in vain to find any where to direct us correctly all other roads in the area said no access there is a carpark i believe outside the village but way to much of an uphill walk for anyone with...