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nice waterfall, just 10 minutes into the walk

What inevitably catches the eye of passing cyclists here are the modern heirs of the beautiful historic windmills. Centuries ago, our ancestors were clever enough to harness the power of the wind for their own purposes, driving millstones and, for example, grinding grain into flour. Often placed in dozens throughout the landscape, this modern and unaesthetic variant—in the past, attention was paid to the architecture of each individual mill—serves to generate electricity. These wind farms are not without controversy, as their construction often lacks consideration for the landscape, and, above all, their slender blades can become death traps for birds.

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The small sacred monument, listed here in the komoot system under the name "Stone Cross Monument," is called "Compston's Cross." It has a base of three tapered brick circles and has stood at this location for more than 120 years. It is likely of older origin, as the stone cross is said to have been relocated here – about halfway between Clough Bottom Reservoir and Clowbridge Reservoir – at the beginning of the 20th century.

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Kamoot seems to have changed the name, it's Lumb viaduct.

Great on a clear day

https://trigpointing.uk/trig/2475

Tree down

Kamoot will send you up the right hand side of the river, cross here it is much easier. Aldo the path just before this area is non existent unless you are a dog or a dear 🤣 try and head down the hill as soon as possible

fascinating magical place

Perfect for cold dipping

Best around the area 😉

They have been updating the jump section and modifying the red route, also putting a blue route

great gravel roads

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Get to know this 9.5-km circular trail near Burnley, Lancashire. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 38 min to complete. This is a popular trail for birding, fishing, and hiking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime.

Give it a go

A trig point with views which are well worth the climb up.

Second largest onshore wind farm in England. Awe-inspiring and other-worldly

On 18th September 1848, the East Lancashire Railway opened a branch from its Manchester-Rawtenstall line at Stubbins Junction, just north of Ramsbottom, heading over the hills to Accrington. Only a single 146-yard tunnel was needed at Haslingden, but the route did demand a number of viaducts.One such was about a mile north of Stubbins, alongside the small community of Lumb. Engineered by J S Perring and Sturges Meek - the latter being a pupil of George Stephenson, it comprises nine segmental arches, each 40 feet in span and boasting red brick soffits. These enabled the railway to reach a height of 60 feet over the River Irwell .The arches are supported by rock-faced sandstone piers.Following closure on 5th December 1966, part of the double-track route became the adopted home of the East Lancashire Railway Preservation Society until it relocated to Bury in 1972.Lumb Viaduct was Grade II listed in November 1984

Clowbridge Reservoir has some great walking trails around the lake plus an orienteering course. It's home to a sailing club and angling association so there tends to be things going on as well as the wildlife.