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Rochdale
A popular Victorian Park, close to Rochdale Town Centre. Main features are the façade of Falinge Hall and the Mawson designed formal gardens, which are complemented by the restored bandstand.
Rochdale
Rochdale's town centre park, the oldest in the borough, is of great historic interest and contains the statue of John Bright MP.
Heywood
Rochdale borough boasts 10 Green Flag parks, each one different in style, but similar in being well kept and providing a safe place to relax.
Hopwood, Middleton
Centred on Hopwood Hall College, Middleton Hopwood Nature Reserve near Middleton provides a woodland haven for birds and other wildlife whilst the informal paths allow visitors to wander through the woods enjoying their peace and tranquility.
Littleborough
In Victorian times Hollingworth Lake was known as the "The Weighvers' Seaport". Now once again visitors can enjoy many outdoor attractions and an excellent Visitor Centre.
Heywood, Rochdale
Spectacular views are available in the wooded river valleys and hillside areas around the Ashworth Valley.
Newhey, Milnrow
2 miles from Newhey, the 6 reservoirs in the Piethorne Valley are surrounded by open moorland.
Wardle
High in the Pennines above Wardle village, the area around Watergrove Reservoir includes walking trails with spectacular views, bird watching, fishing and a link to the Pennine Bridleway.
Hopwood, Middleton
Hopwood Woods is a haven for birds and other wildlife whilst the informal pathways allow visitors to wander through the woods enjoying the peace and tranquility.
Marland, Rochdale
Between Rochdale and Heywood, Springfield Park is the borough's largest park with landscaped and wooded slopes down to the Roch Valley.
Littleborough
Fancy a new challenge? Then why not "Try a Trail" and have a go at this 10 mile loop from Walsden or extend it to a 20 mile ride by starting from Hollingworth Lake near Littleborough.
Middleton
A Green Flag Award, this lovely little park is located in the town’s conservation area, between the recently renovated Middleton Library and St Leonards Church. It has an elegant bandstand and plenty of seating.
Healey, Rochdale
Healey Dell is a beauty spot and wildlife sanctuary rich in industrial archaeology, 2 miles from Rochdale town centre on the way to Whitworth and Bacup.
Wardle, Rochdale
The Pennine Bridleway is the country's first National Trail for horse riders, mountain bikers, and walkers, and it passes through the rugged Pennine hills near Littleborough.
Heywood
With tranquil gardens and a picturesque lake for visitors to enjoy, Queen’s Park is not only a Green Flag Park, it's also a great day out for all the family.
Littleborough, Rochdale
From Rakewood Road a good view is available down the lake’s embankment and out into Ealees Valley.
Hollingworth Lake, Littleborough
Experience the thrill of windsurfing at Hollingworth Lake.
Newhey, Milnrow
Although known locally as Bluebell Wood, its proper name is Old House Ground Plantation. This mixed woodland provides a valuable habitat here on the high moors, although you can see how severe weather stunts the trees and sometimes blows them over.
Littleborough, Rochdale
The steep sloping embankment on the left of Rakewood Road is one of the 3 dams constructed in 1798 to form Hollingworth Lake.
Alkrington, Middleton
Once part of the Alkrington Hall estate, this area of mature woodland provides an ideal habitat for a wide range of flora and fauna.
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