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Nice place to visit on bike, they have a cafe to eat in or out they sell ice cream, cake the usual. more for walkers and runners around the lake.

The Witton Weavers Way is four loops which link together to create a 33 mile (53km) long distance footpath. The whole thing is a big loop from Witton Park, Lancashire. This section walks between Turton Heights and the reservoir.

If you enjoy hiking alongside pristine rivers and the sound of babbling brooks, then walking alongside the Bradshaw Brook is the place for you. There is also a weir here across the whole brook as the water comes out of Jumbles Reservoir.

You can prop your bike up and walk around the outside of the medieval house for free and enjoy coffee and cake on one of the outdoor tables. Pretty place and worth a stop.

This casemate is of type FW3/24. During World War II, these bunkers were used for the defense of the United Kingdom against a possible enemy invasion. They were built in 1940 and into 1941.

Amazing ice cream sold in the cafe, don't miss out

beautiful views from the top

Nice little food cabin at Turton Tower

Excellent gravel track to Turton Tower for cafe stop

Not many of these left now, a reminder of our past.

Turton Tower is a Grade I-listed manor house that was built in the Middle Ages. It has seen many alterations and additions since its origin as a two-storey pele tower. Today, you can pay to visit and there's also a tea room, gift shop and adventure playground.

Grade I listed manor house built in the late Middle Ages. Appears not to be open to the public at the moment (due to the coronavirus), but if you are interested, www.turtontower.co.uk.