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easy section of road

From Blackpool Tower to Fleetwood is a good run (loop) stick to the far left of the Promenade away from the tourists best from 7pm

The crossroads southeast of Wharles offer fabulous lanes whichever way you choose. It's all fairly flat and agricultural, so nice views as well.

Finishing line of the Manchester to Blackpool ride in July for The Cristies charity

Iconic landmark for a photo.

The Blackpool Tower opened in 1894 and is said to be one of the most recognisable buildings in the UK. Illuminated at night and during the Blackpool illuminations it's a fun place to run, especially in the evening when it's all lit up. The seafront offers miles of good running with easy surfaces and flat terrain, but the main areas can be very busy so it's often best early or late.

Bit of a random stop if you're actually on a run but the Big One is an important landmark when running along the Blackpool seafront. It's the UK's highest rollercoaster at about 71.5m and reaches speeds of 85mph.

Probably best not to stop for a selfie at BNFL

Take a seat on the tractor

Gets busy in summer and with good weather. Windy in winter

Super quiet lanes that connect Treales to Inskip. A little rough in places though

Promenade can be hard to negotiate on a bike at peak times.

An iconic Lancashire landmark, at the time of its construction in 1894 Blackpool Tower was the tallest human-built structure in the British Empire at 519 feet (158 m). It wears its primary influence on its sleeve, it's not just Parisians that will notice a passing resemblance to the Eiffel Tower. Today, Blackpool Tower is Grade I-listed. Glamorous events and performances still take place in its ballroom, whilst the Tower Eye viewing platform gives a unique vantage of Blackpool’s seafront.

Excellent place to go running.

When the Blackpool Tower opened in 1894, it was the tallest man-made structure in the British Empire, measuring 518 feet (158 meters) in height. Designed by Lancashire architects James Maxwell and Charles Tuke, the tower is inspired by the Eiffel Tower. When the tower first opened, visitors paid sixpence to ride the lift to the top. Today, you can expect to pay a little more with online tickets for adults costing £23. The tower has lots of attractions including a circus, ballroom, tower eye, dungeon. Opening times vary depending on the day. You can find mor information and tickets, here: https://www.theblackpooltower.com/

Blackpool Tower is a tourist attraction in Blackpool, Lancashire, England, which was opened to the public on 14 May 1894. Inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris, it is 518 feet tall and is the 120th-tallest freestanding tower in the world.