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Bit messy in town but ok when in the park

Beautiful park and lakes lovely place for a stop. Some of the path can be gravel so take care if on road wheels

Beautiful area very peaceful with cracking views

Worden Park As well as offering more than 60 hectares of meadows, woodlands and playing fields, Worden Park also includes a range of attractions in its historic grounds. Situated on the outskirts of Leyland, the park is less than a quarter of a mile from the town centre. The park has held the Green Flag Award since the scheme began in 1997, the only site north of London to have done so. It has a beautiful pond to stop at very pieceful in the morning.

Lovely pond to spend a few moments by watching the ducks & moorhens. With an easy access boardwalk and new paths.

Nice Little park leading to the Brickcroft nature reserve.

This trail follows the course of one of the old railway lines that cross the Ribble and head south. The train line now crosses the river on the viaduct to the west and this path is left for runners and other users. Like all old railway trails it's great to run on: nice surface, flat and car free. This makes a great loop along the river and through Avenham & Miller parks. The parkrun happens on the north side of the river each Saturday and you can use this to warm up away from the crowds or enjoy a longer run.

Avenham & the neighbouring Miller Park lie along the river Ribble on the southern edge of Preston. It was created in the 1860's and has a famous Japanese Rock Garden with unusual ornamental plants & beautiful water features. The riverside path, parkland trails and larger park on the other side of the river make a great place to run. The Preston parkrun is held here every Saturday at 9:00. The junior parkrun takes place every Sunday at 9:00.