Sawley - Gisburn Cotes - Swanside - Sawley

William Kembery

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The walk leaves Sawley by the Ribble Way and makes its way across many smallish fields. There are beautiful views. An old pack-horse route is joined, which goes over an attractive arched bridge. This is a relaxing walk characteristic of the Ribble Valley.

England - North England - Lancashire - Ribble Valley

Features

Birds, Flowers, Great Views, Hills or Fells, Pub, River, Wildlife

28/04/2014 - Alec Jackson

NOTE: Part of the walk between WM06 and WM07 is used by the 'Beat Herder' festival each year for three days in July so there would be no access. Check festival website for details.

27/04/2014 - Alec Jackson

Good walk. After crossing the railway (WM12) there are a number of stiles which you would have to lift a medium/large dog over plus a ladder stile you would have to lift any dog over.

27/04/2014 - Alec Jackson

Good walk. After crossing the railway (WM12) there are a number of stiles which you would have to lift a medium/large dog over plus a ladder stile you would have to lift any dog over.

19/02/2013 - mark archer

There appears to be some re-routing from Waypoints 4 to 6 and it might be better to say simply just follow the Ribble Valley footpath. Similarly, at Waypoint 13 it would be better to say turn left down the farm track for 70m then look for the stile on the right that takes you on a path around the farm house here. At Waypoint 15, after passing the solid barn carry on following the hedge until you come to a stile on the left that leads to a faint track going on to the pack-horse bridge, which was a sheer delight to cross! A great walk on a sunny day (at last!).

27/05/2008 - paul whittaker

Great walk views of Pendle fab, note - on slide 803473 in states after the Bungalow turn right this bungalow is now a new house