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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.
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.
Rochdale
The restored Rochdale Memorial Gardens provide a quality public green space in the heart of Rochdale town centre.
Middleton
Set within 4.9 hectares, Middleton Cemetery, known locally as Boarshaw Cemetery, is an important local facility and green space.
Rochdale
Built in 1892 on the banks of the River Beal, the Ellenroad cotton mill produced fine cotton yarn using mule spinning.
Hopwood, Heywood
Hopwood Park is a small pocket park crammed with facilities and features you would normally only expect in a bigger park.
Healey, Rochdale
Healey Dell is a beauty spot and nature reserve rich in industrial archaeology, 2 miles from Rochdale town centre on the way to Whitworth and Bacup.
Rochdale
Balderstone Park is a lovely informal community park with wide open spaces, which can easily be reached by foot, bus, or car and boasts many facilities including a popular skate park, free parking; accessible play facilities for all ages, and…
There are a number of guided walks you can join in Rochdale borough for free. All walks are guided by a walk leader.
Wardle
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.
Littleborough
Hollingworth Lake Water Activity Centre has been leading the way in the provision of water activities in the Northwest of England since 1989.
Rochdale
The Rochdale Pioneers Museum is widely regarded as the home of the worldwide Co-operative movement.
Blue plaques celebrate famous people, places and historic events in the borough of Rochdale. Purple plaques in Rochdale borough celebrate Dame Gracie Fields and mark places of significance in her life.
Littleborough
This important crossing point hosts the longest railway tunnel, 2869 yards, when built by George Stephenson in 1841, the highest point on the Rochdale, an ancient packhorse route and turnpike road.
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.
Peregrine falcons have been nesting outside the clock tower at Rochdale Town Hall since 2008. Get the latest updates on the falcons during the nesting season.
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
The steep sloping embankment on the left of Rakewood Road is one of the 3 dams constructed in 1798 to form Hollingworth Lake.
Rochdale
Rochdale Town Centre - Blue Plaque Trail takes you to the location of 20 blue plaques erected up to the end of summer 2013, coupled with information on listed and historic buildings of great interest.
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.
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