White Coppice Stone Bridge – View of Rivington Reservoir loop from Preston England Temple

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White Coppice Stone Bridge – View of Rivington Reservoir loop from Preston England Temple

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White Coppice Stone Bridge – View of Rivington Reservoir loop from Preston England Temple

04:35

17.0km

220m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 3, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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2.22 km

White Coppice Stone Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Deep clough which is the site of an old quarry which you can walk down and after some wet weather there will be nice little waterfalls.

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4.12 km

Anglezarke Reservoir North-East Shore

Highlight • Viewpoint

The section of the walk known as The Goit is a quadmire after heavy rain (even in summer months), so be prepared!

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4.58 km

View of the Lake

Highlight • Viewpoint

5.40 km

View of the Old Quarry

Highlight • Viewpoint

impressive views of rock face

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6.41 km

Yarrow Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

This reservoir is named after the River Yarrow and is set within the stunning landscapes of the Yarrow Valley, a peaceful rural area with superb views all around.

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6.76 km

Yarrow Reservoir

Lake

9.94 km

View of Rivington Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

North of this dam is the upper Rivington Reservoir, the lower reservoir is to the south. There are also two more reservoirs to the north which form this chain of …

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10.5 km

Upper Rivington Reservoir

Highlight • Structure

Constructed between 1852 and 1857 this is the middle of the three reservoirs in the valley. There are nice footpaths all around the reservoir and further up the valley.

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10.8 km

Upper Rivington Reservoir

Lake

11.6 km

Anglezarke Bridge and Reservoir Viewpoint

Highlight • Lake

Knowsley Lane crosses over Rivington but it has wonderful views of the water and the other side there are steps that the water runs down. which is interesting to view

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