| this relaxed, rural inn is 6 miles from beacon fell country park, 9 miles from the harris museum and art gallery, and 11 miles from the 14th-century samlesbury hall. other amenities include a stylish restaurant, a rustic bar and a tap room for bar games. understated, traditional rooms provide desks, free wi-fi and flat-screen tvs, as well as tea and coffeemaking facilities. check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. the inn offers free full english breakfast. there's also a beer garden and secure bike storage
Manchester Airport 58 min
Brockholes (20 min)
Wetland and woodland nature reserve, home to rare bird species, with a floating visitor village. Ribble Steam Railway and Museum (28 min)
Faithfully maintained locomotives dating back more than 100 years, plus steam train rides. Beacon Fell (16 min)
Expansive hill on a lush, country preserve providing hiking trails to its summit & panoramic views. Trough of Bowland (28 min)
This scenic valley & 968-ft. pass within an Area of Outstanding Beauty is a popular place to cycle. Samlesbury Hall (21 min)
Cosy huts & a cottage in a 14th-century manor house-turned-guesthouse offering dining & tours. Clitheroe Castle (22 min)
Remains of a 12th-century castle keep, chapel & jail, with an adjoining museum & surrounding garden. Whalley Abbey & Gatehouse (25 min)
Ruins of the gatehouse for a 14th-century Cistercian abbey that was one of the country's richest. Beacon Fell Country Park (16 min) Bowland Wild Boar Park (14 min)
Rural wildlife park offering animal feeding, tractor rides, plays areas, riverside walks & a cafe. Clitheroe Castle Museum (22 min)
Hilltop castle with displays tracing local history, a 12th-century keep, extensive grounds and cafe. Hoghton Tower (28 min)
Fortified Medieval hill-top manor house with gardens, kids' activities, monthly market and a shop. Harris Museum, Art Gallery & Library (24 min)
Building with Greek-themed murals and sculptures, displaying textiles/history/photography/fine art. Forest of Bowland (35 min)
Sprawling, scenic wilderness area featuring forests, hills & moorland with trails & grouse shooting. Browsholme Hall and Tithe Barn (18 min)
Sumptuous 16th-century home and gardens, still lived in by the family. Open Wed and Sun summer only. Pendle Hill (43 min)
Rising 557 m. above sea level, this famous hill features a Bronze Age burial site & paragliding. | 
