Ribby Hall Village

Wyre Way (Shard Bridge to Garstang)

Follows the River Wyre along mostly flat, well-maintained towpaths and field edges between Shard Bridge and the market town of Garstang. Generally suitable for families and reasonably accessible for all-terrain buggies, though some sections may be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers peaceful riverside scenery, birdwatching opportunities, and a gentle introduction to the longer Wyre Way trail through Lancashire's countryside.

Preston Guild Wheel

Circles Preston on a 21-mile loop combining canal towpaths, riverside trails and quiet country lanes – mostly flat with a few gentle climbs. Suitable for keen families with older children who can handle the distance in sections, but the full circuit's too long for littlies and only partially buggy-friendly due to towpath surfaces and stiles. Dogs welcome throughout. Offers surprisingly varied scenery from industrial heritage along the Lancaster Canal to pastoral farmland and woodland, plus regul

Lancashire Coastal Way

Follows Lancashire's dramatic coastline from Merseyside to Cumbria, mixing sandy beaches, salt marshes, promenade sections and coastal paths. Terrain varies from flat seafront stretches perfect for buggies and families to uneven dune paths and muddy sections requiring proper footwear. Dogs welcome throughout, though leads advisable near wildlife areas and popular beaches. Offers stunning Morecambe Bay views, birdwatching opportunities, and access to charming seaside towns—tackle it in day-long s

King Charles III England Coast Path: Cleveleys to Liverpool

National Trails

Ribble Way