Ramsbottom may have become a property hotspot and a foodie destination in recent years, but thing that remains a constant is the wonderful walking landscape right on its doorstep.

Holcombe Moor and Peel Tower
0 miles from Ramsbottom
A lovely short walk on Holcombe Moor from Ramsbottom with splendid views of the Rossendale moors and on a good day, the Peak District from Peel Tower.
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Great British Life: Musbury Tor by John LenehanMusbury Tor by John Lenehan (Image: John Lenehan)

Musbury Tor
4 miles from Ramsbottom
Standing on the end of a spur of Holcombe Moor, Musbury Tor dominates the skyline. Standing on the summit which is 340 metres high, rewards you with magnificent views.
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Great British Life: River Irwell, Burrs Country Park by Steve BrickstockRiver Irwell, Burrs Country Park by Steve Brickstock (Image: Archant)

Burrs Country Park, Tottington
4 miles from Ramsbottom
Burrs Country Park has a diverse landscape that includes woodlands and wetlands within its 36 acres, this walk follows the route of the Irwell Sculpture Trail northwards.
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Musbury Heights
5 miles from Ramsbottom
Set off from the Clough Head Café and Visitor Centre in Rossendale and go onto explore the landscape around Hog Lowe Pike and Musbury Heights.
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Great British Life: Viaduct at Wayoh Reservoir by Roger SharpViaduct at Wayoh Reservoir by Roger Sharp (Image: Archant)

Wayoh and Entwistle reservoirs
6 miles from Ramsbottom
Head over to the West Pennine Moors and explore the tranquil countryside around the famous series of reservoirs that are surrounded by stunning scenery.
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Great British Life: Footbridge at Naden Brook by John LenehanFootbridge at Naden Brook by John Lenehan (Image: Archant)

Ashworth and Heywood
7 miles from Ramsbottom
Most people pass by Heywood when travelling on the nearby M62, this hidden gem of a walk starts near the Bird at Birtle and you that this is an area well worth a visit.
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All the routes were correct at the time of publication, over time access to certain parts of the walk may be subject to change. We advise you acquire a recent OS map of the area you plan to visit and assure there are no major changes.