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Hill walking in Lancashire: Here are 7 magnificent hikes for you to try in our glorious county with stunning scenery

If you’ve ever climbed to the summit of a hill, you’ll be familiar with the feeling of complete satisfaction.
By Jon Peake
Published 12th May 2022, 15:37 GMT

Gazing out on wonderful views for miles around, sweat dripping from your brow and a sense of accomplishment offer ample rewards for your endeavours.

And here in Lancashire there are numerous hills to tackle, by yourself, with friends, a walking group, or with your family.

Here are seven magnificent hill walks for you to try and if you want to find out more about each route and find more great walks, click here

Here are seven magnificent hill walks for you to try and if you want to find out more about each route and find more great walks, click here

This summit has fantastic views of East Lancashire and the Pennines and you may be familiar with the sculpture that sits atop it, The Singing Ringing Tree

5. Crown Point

This summit has fantastic views of East Lancashire and the Pennines and you may be familiar with the sculpture that sits atop it, The Singing Ringing Tree Photo: jpi

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Clougha Pike - another breathtaking Lancashire hill overlooking Lancaster and Morecambe Bay

6. Clougha Pike

Clougha Pike - another breathtaking Lancashire hill overlooking Lancaster and Morecambe Bay Photo: jpi

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Longridge Fell - at 1,148 feet, the summit of this long, sloping hill offers sweeping views in all directions

7. Longridge Fell

Longridge Fell - at 1,148 feet, the summit of this long, sloping hill offers sweeping views in all directions Photo: jpi

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