Ten places to visit in the Ribble Valley

Old Langho - some good walks over to the river Ribble.
Langho - The Tin Men - iron sculptures perched on top of the hill.
Samlesbury Hall - free to visit 13th century hall with a café and restaurant.
Sabden and the Nick of Pendle - Ski Slope, Wellsprings restaurant and bar, and village.
Sawley Abbey - Cistercian Abbey with areal views of the area.
Gisburn - Circular walk around Gisburn Park Estate with Sika Deer.
Hurst Green and Stonyhurst - 1000 acre rural estate and magnificent college.
Styd Gardens - Quirky gardens with two cafe's and wooden shed style shops.
Whalley - picturesque village and Abbey.

[@worldcooking]

Great video with these gorgeous images of these 10 places in the Ribble Valley! 

[@michaeldenham9681]

If you're ever near Great Mitton near Clitheroe, call into the church there. Inside are tombs and information about the family who owned the Stoneyhurst estate long before it was a school, and who, being Catholic, suffered politically. It ties in well with a visit to Stoneyhurst. So much to see in the Ribble and Hodder Valleys. Thanks.

[@lancsway]

Hi Michael, that's interesting, thanks for the information, I'll pay a visit next time I go to Clitheroe . Our time in the area left us with so many more places now on our list to see, we will have to return soon.

[@CountrysideWalking]

We know the Ribble Valley well and often stay near Gisburn for breaks and walks in the area. I am not familiar with Old Langho. Somewhere perhaps to explore. Nice different graphic styles in video techniques with variation in music and piano styles.

[@lancsway]

Thanks Shanita, I noticed so many more places around Gisburn that we need to explore, so some more trips to that area are on the cards.

[@NorwayHikesTrails]

Some interesting places and nice drone shots. #100 sub. Looking forward to seeing you again soon 👍

[@lancsway]

Thanks for your comments, just need some snow now.

[@stevebamber2239]

I’d get the spelling correct guys for Whalley!

[@lancsway]

Can't believe I missed that one.

[@stevebamber2239]

@@lancsway Easy mistake, non locals still pronounce it that way...

[@KokowaSarunoKuniDesu]

As well as the pronuncation. It's Wall - ee, not wolli.