At 1,148 feet, the summit of this long, sloping hill offers sweeping views in all directions.
Great spot for mountain biking! Plenty of off piste trails dotted everywhere. Some a lot steeper than other so be aware if you may not potentially have the skills. Great place
This place is very beautiful. Take the forest path up from car park on Birdy brow. Continue all the way through to top of Longridge fell. On reaching the top, after taking in the views, climb over the stone wall styal, turn left and pick up path through dense trees. This is spectacular as parts are very waterlogged causing the trees to contort however, accessible. This part of the world needs rediscovering by everyone.
Good walk and views when at the trig point. A lot of trees down across the path early March 23 so lots of scrambling and finding our way on the way back down. Our cocker loved it, very disappointed with the lack of respect for the countryside, the trail up was littered with poo bags. Surely if you take the time to pick it up and tie the bag you can take it home with you. Totally baffles me that people are that lazy and think other people should clean up after them non the less a good walk even with the rain we had
Lovely walk up but was eaten alive when walking up to the top by flys and no dog bins so there alot of dog poo and pile of filled dog poo bags at the start. Once past all that its an amazing view.
A boggy splosh through mud and puddles brings you to a truly magnificent view across the Trough of Bowland. Watch out for marauding paragliders on your way to the trig point for a well earned flask of tea that never tastes quite as good as in a mug and a sausage roll. Splosh back down, jump in the car, drive home and feel virtuous for being out in the fresh Lancashire air.
I often drive over longridge fell and it's not unusual to see buzzards and kestrels. I've even had a rare glimpse of two red kites. It's not all wildlife though, this shot is of some domesticates foul I saw waddling beside the road, a couple of Call Ducks and a beautiful Cayuga Duck.
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Great spot for mountain biking! Plenty of off piste trails dotted everywhere. Some a lot steeper than other so be aware if you may not potentially have the skills. Great place
This place is very beautiful. Take the forest path up from car park on Birdy brow. Continue all the way through to top of Longridge fell. On reaching the top, after taking in the views, climb over the stone wall styal, turn left and pick up path through dense trees. This is spectacular as parts are very waterlogged causing the trees to contort however, accessible. This part of the world needs rediscovering by everyone.
Good walk and views when at the trig point. A lot of trees down across the path early March 23 so lots of scrambling and finding our way on the way back down. Our cocker loved it, very disappointed with the lack of respect for the countryside, the trail up was littered with poo bags. Surely if you take the time to pick it up and tie the bag you can take it home with you. Totally baffles me that people are that lazy and think other people should clean up after them non the less a good walk even with the rain we had
Lovely walk up but was eaten alive when walking up to the top by flys and no dog bins so there alot of dog poo and pile of filled dog poo bags at the start. Once past all that its an amazing view.
A boggy splosh through mud and puddles brings you to a truly magnificent view across the Trough of Bowland. Watch out for marauding paragliders on your way to the trig point for a well earned flask of tea that never tastes quite as good as in a mug and a sausage roll. Splosh back down, jump in the car, drive home and feel virtuous for being out in the fresh Lancashire air.
I often drive over longridge fell and it's not unusual to see buzzards and kestrels. I've even had a rare glimpse of two red kites. It's not all wildlife though, this shot is of some domesticates foul I saw waddling beside the road, a couple of Call Ducks and a beautiful Cayuga Duck.
