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.
13. Warton Crag, Lancaster
In spring the woods at Warton Crag are an awash with those much-loved dangling blue heads erupting from the ground. These bulbs can conjure in their millions in just one wood giving rise to the famous ‘blue carpets’ which are a springtime delight. Photo: Submitted
14. Photo Neil Cross;Sunshine at Longton Brickcroft
In wooded areas surrounding the two lakes, delicate bluebells can be found - particularly in the area closest to Drumacre Lane. Photo: Neil Cross