Hoghton’s waterfall has been recommended as a nice spot for a walk, but that’s not all it has to offer. The village has plenty of history, with Hoghton Tower not only offering a day out in the county ...

Have you visited this Lancashire village with its own waterfall? Hoghton’s waterfall has been recommended as a nice spot for a walk, but that’s not all it has to offer. The village has plenty of ...

Killarney National Park in County Kerry is Ireland's oldest national park and one of its most stunning. Here's what to eat, ...

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Weather like this calls for time spent outside and across Greater Manchester are parks and green spaces which are perfect for ...

Travel 10 beautiful walks with pubs, rivers, waterfalls and more along the way to enjoy this bank holiday weekend Some views are worth travelling for Comments 0 What's On Christopher Megrath Life ...

Wales, with its rivers, waterfalls, lakes and quarries, is a haven for wild swimming. But anyone thinking of going for a dip should make sure that it is safe to swim as there are hidden risks ...

Clumber Park (52 mins away) features more of a weir than a waterfall, but it's a delightful spot just downstream from the ornamental bridge where the River Poulter enters Clumber Lake.

Etherow became one of England’s first country parks in the 1960s. Next to the park’s weir and the Keg Pool is Whitebottom Farm, known for hosting music events including Moovin Festival on the August ...

2024 saw an influx of Bridgeport teenagers to Weir Farm National Historical Park, a 68-acre national park on Nod Hill Road in Ridgefield and Wilton. Kristen Lessard, the park’s management ...

Faux Stone 23" Waterfall Spillway lip weir Pond and, A faux stone waterfall spillway cover made from resin and designed to be attractive and lightweight This decorative faux rock lip helps hide the ...

Despite the adjacent houses being named ‘Waterfall Cottages’, the stream cascading downwards is actually the result of a weir, a relic of the area’s bygone Judson’s Mill.