The Borough of Wyre lies in the north west of England, in the Red Rose County of Lancashire.
Nestled between the Fylde Coast in the west and the wilds of the Forest of Bowland in the east, it is a fantastic area to take a walk or stroll.
Barnacre with Bonds
- Bluebells and Woodlands Delights Walk (Forest of Bowland)
- Calderbank Legstretcher (Forest of Bowland)
- Cobble Hey Legstretcher (Forest of Bowland)
- Delph Quarry Circular Walk
- Mills along the Brock Walk (Forest of Bowland)
- Peewits and Pheasants Walk (Forest of Bowland)
- River, Hill and Valley Walk (Forest of Bowland)
- Three Parishes Walk (Forest of Bowland)
- Water of the Fylde Walk (Forest of Bowland)
Bilsborrow
Cabus
- Claylands Circular Walk No 1, Ghyll Wood
- Claylands Circular Walk No 2, Wyreside
- Claylands Circular Walk No 3, Nicky Nook
- Claylands Circular Walk No 4, Grizedale Bridge
- Claylands Circular Walk No 5, Ratcliffe Bridge
- Claylands Circular Walk No 6, Gubberford Bridge
Churchtown
Garstang
- Garstang and Barnacre Circular Walk
- Garstang and The Lancaster Canal Circular Walk
- Greenhalgh Castle Walk
Knott End-on-Sea
Little Eccleston
Pilling
Poulton-le-Fylde
Preesall
Scorton
Thornton Cleveleys
Miles without Stiles
A number of routes are available also for buggies and mobility scooters
- Green Trail 1 hour Wyre Estuary Country Park
- Scorton – ‘The Priory’ Trails
- Wyresdale Wheels for All
- Yellow Trail 30 minutes Wyre Estuary Country Park
Walkin’ Wyre events
The latest Walkin’ Wyre Brochure is available here. It contains a diary of all scheduled health walks in the area. Alternatively check out the online Walkin’ Wyre Diary.