Hall Lee Bank Park and Local Nature Reserve in Westhoughton offers a serene woodland escape ideal for family walks and birdwatching. The park features diverse trails, a river, and a pond frequented by coots, ducks, and other waterfowl. While parking can be challenging, nearby alternatives are available. The park's proximity to Heaton Park makes it a convenient nature retreat within the town. Visitors should be cautious on rainy days as paths can become slippery and muddy. The park includes steps for hill climbing and ramped access at the Victoria Avenue entrance, though wheelchair accessibility is limited to certain areas. Birdsong is abundant, and sightings of kingfishers and deer add to the park's charm. Despite its modest size, Hall Lee Bank Park provides a peaceful and scenic environment, appreciated by both locals and visitors.

Blackley Forest and Local Nature Reserve

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