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

• Bilsborrow Pub Walk

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

• Churchtown Pub Walk

Garstang

• Garstang and Barnacre Circular Walk
• Garstang and The Lancaster Canal Circular Walk
• Greenhalgh Castle Walk

Knott End-on-Sea

• Knott End Circular Walk

Little Eccleston

• Cartford Hotel Pub Walk

Pilling

• Pilling and Lane Ends Circular Walk

Poulton-le-Fylde

• Poulton Town and Country Trail
• Poulton Town Walk

Preesall

• The Fernhill Pub Walk

Scorton

• The Priory Scorton Circular Walk

Thornton Cleveleys

• Stanah Circular Walk
• The Skippool History Trail
• Wyreside Trail

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.

A new mountain area weather forecast for the Yorkshire Dales will provide hill walkers with clearer information to help keep them safer, whilst making the most of the spectacular countryside.

Dales Forecasts

For the first time Met Office forecasts will be provided for the Yorkshire Dales National Park in addition to comprehensive forecasts already provided for the Brecon Beacons, Peak District, Snowdonia, Lake District, and West and East Highlands.

The forecasts include a colour coded hazards forecast to highlight key risks on the mountains, details on the risk of precipitation, and the latest synoptic chart. The forecasts will be updated twice a day to give users the latest information on the expected conditions in the mountains.

Mark Allum, Access Projects Officer at the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority said “The Yorkshire Dales is a fantastic area for outdoor activities; and whether you are a hill walker, caver or mountain biker an accurate forecast is a critical piece of information.  The weather in the Dales is often very different to what is happening in Leeds or York, so this specific mountain weather forecast is very welcome.”

Pat Boyle, Public Weather Service Manager at the Met Office, said: “The weather in the Dales can change with little or no warning and an unprepared walker can quickly find themselves at risk. Whether it’s a well-planned expedition or a spur of the moment decision to go to the hills, it is important to check the forecast first”.