Appears to be a fantastic place to let your dog off the lead, amongst ground nesting birds and to let your dog feel the freshness of a wild pooh. I say appear as I dont have a dog but I did get the fortune of stepping in 2 piles of **** and scraping it off with twigs, whilst dodging 3 more and watching some mid 60's considerate lady owner, let her two dogs (one tan and one black.....if your reading this) frolick merrily through the bracken whilst birds flew off in every different direction. A wonderful view to behold.

A lovely open heathland with well-marked trails of different length/ability. Small parking spot next to Windmill pub.

Looks amazing in the summer. Walks around here take at least half an hour and you get a good view of the surrounding hills, farms and houses. A huge shame about the pylons ruining the view though.

Lovely walk. Great little spots to find and explore. Some nice scenery, lots of footpaths and routes to take. Parking available.

If you use Google maps to get here then you will arrive at the Chorley Rd entrance, where there are a couple of lay-bys for parking. It's quite a steep walk up the hill and despite the pylons and the houses and the pylons the place has a real ancient feel to it, almost eerie. It's very quiet with almost no sound of any wildlife, you almost want to whisper. At the top of the hill things get a lot more greener and there are marked paths to explore. Well worth a visit