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From scenic nature trails and historic landmarks to family-friendly attractions and cosy local cafés, our surrounding area is full of hidden gems.

Pendle Hill

Pendle Hill is famous for its connection to the 1612 witch trials. With stunning views and popular walking routes, it’s a key local landmark for nature lovers, hikers, and history enthusiasts visiting the surrounding Pendle countryside.

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Pendle Heritage Centre

Located in Barrowford, this centre explores Pendle’s unique heritage through exhibitions on the infamous witches and rural life. Visitors can enjoy the tearoom, explore historic buildings, and relax in the beautifully maintained garden spaces throughout the year.

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Barley Picnic Site

This peaceful picnic area in Barley village is the perfect place to unwind after a countryside walk. With ample green space, benches, and nearby footpaths, it’s ideal for families, groups, or solo travellers enjoying nature. Pop by The Cabin, where you can get delicious homecooked food!

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Pendle Sculpture Trail

Set in Aitken Wood, this engaging trail features artistic sculptures inspired by Pendle’s folklore. It blends nature and storytelling beautifully, offering an educational and creative outdoor experience for families, walkers, and curious visitors alike.

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Witches Galore

A quirky shop in Newchurch-in-Pendle offering unique witch-themed gifts, books, and souvenirs. It celebrates the mysterious legacy of the Pendle Witches and makes for a fun and interesting stop along any visit to the area.

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The Pendle Inn

A cosy, traditional pub located in Barley village. It serves hearty pub meals, local ales, and welcomes walkers, locals, and tourists alike. It’s a relaxing spot to recharge after exploring Pendle Hill’s scenic trails.

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Clarion House

A historical tea-room linked to the socialist Clarion movement. Still open to walkers today, it offers drinks, snacks, and a friendly welcome in a peaceful countryside setting with fascinating heritage and local character.

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Black Moss Reservoirs

Located near Barley, the twin reservoirs offer peaceful waterside paths, scenic views, and wildlife spotting opportunities. They’re ideal for gentle walks, photography, or quiet reflection surrounded by rolling Pendle countryside and fresh air.

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Barley Mow

Located in the heart of Barley village, this popular country pub offers hearty meals, a dog-friendly atmosphere, and scenic outdoor seating. Ideal for post-walk refreshments or relaxed group dining in traditional surroundings close to Pendle Hill.

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