The Forest of Bowland is a breathtaking expanse of gritstone fells, deep valleys, and peat moorland covering over 300 square miles. As a designated National Landscape, it offers some of the most remote and tranquil wilderness in England. Explore our directory of the sustainable tourism providers, traditional hill farms, and historic country estates that define this majestic upland region.
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Parkers Arms: The Gold Standard of Gastropubs
Celebrated as one of the UK’s top gastropubs, The Parkers Arms is a culinary landmark that puts Lancashire firmly on the map. Chef-Patron Stosie Madi and her team serve unpretentious, exceptional food with a focus on local produce—from charcoal-grilled day boat fish to their nationally acclaimed pies.
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The Inn at Whitewell: A Legend in the Forest of Bowland
Steeped in history since the 1300s, The Inn at Whitewell is a legendary destination for those seeking old-world charm and rural elegance. Perched high above the River Hodder, this award-winning inn offers 25 individually designed bedrooms filled with antiques and character.