Walk This May For National Walking Month Contact A A A HIGH CONTRAST Text Only « Back to News To mark National Walking month throughout May, we have provided a number of beautiful walking routes within the Lancashire, Merseyside and Greater Manchester areas for everyone to enjoy. Walking is a fantastic way to keep active and maintain a healthy lifestyle as it is fun, flexible and free! Now is the perfect time to get outdoors and spots some signs of spring coming to life in some special places. You can take in the stunning scenery whilst being at one with nature. Greater Manchester There are many scenic routes around the Greater Manchester area, which are used regularly on our social calls with service users and they are a huge hit. Burrs Country Park– Woodhill Rd, Bury BL8 1DA Holcombe Hill– Bury, BL8 4NR Kirklees Trail– Greenmount, Bury, BL8 4SA Nuttall Park– Ramsbottom, Bury BL0 9LU Heaton Park– St Margaret’s Rd, Manchester M25 2GT Lancashire Cuerden Valley Park– Berkeley Dr, Bamber Bridge, Clayton-le-Woods, Preston PR5 6BY Withnell Nature Trail– Railway Rd, Withnell, Chorley PR6, UK Worden Park– Worden Ln, Leyland PR25 3DH Astley Park– Park Rd, Chorley PR7 1RF Rivington Pike– BL6 7SB Merseyside Wavertree Botanic Gardens– Edge Ln, Liverpool L7 9PL Calderstones Park– Calderstones Rd, Liverpool L18 3JB Sefton Park– Sefton Park, Liverpool L17 The Dream Sculpture– Sutton Manor, Saint Helens WA9 4BE Otterspool Promenade– Otterspool Dr, Liverpool L17 5AL For more exciting walking routes please click here. Don’t forget to send in your pictures to marketing@brothersofcharity.org.uk for us to share with everyone. We love to see everyone getting out and exploring!