It’s that time of year again, where Lancashire turns the most beautiful hue of blue.
From now until May, swathes of Lancashire countryside will have bluebells on display - including a hidden gem rated as in the top 10 nationally by the Woodland Trust.
Check out some of the nicest places to go for a stroll this spring nearby in the pages below - but remember, don’t pick the flowers.
In the UK, it is illegal to intentionally pick, uproot, or destroy wild bluebells, as they are protected under the
2. Masons Woods, Fulwood
Masons Woods, off Eastway, Fulwood, comprises mainly mature mixed broadleaf woodland and boasting a rich ground flora. Eight main entrances and a network of linear surfaced footpaths link this site to the surrounding open space and public footpath network. It is one of the Woodland Trust's top 10 bluebell woods. | submit
3. Lytham Hall bluebells
Lytham Hall's wooded areas deliver great blooms every spring. | NW Photo: Dan Martino
4. The Grove, Longton
A short, tree-lined walk can be had at The Grove, Longton. This can be found at the junction of Liverpool Road and Bentley Park Drive. | CM Photo: CM