Discover the Great House Barn Tearoom, nestled among the 'lakes and ruins' of Rivington, near Bolton. This hidden gem offers stunning views, delicious food, and a peaceful atmosphere for walkers and visitors.
There's a reason Rivington , near Bolton , is popular with walkers and that's because it ticks so many boxes. Whether you want to head up Winter Hill to Rivington Pike, meander through Rivington Terraced Gardens with their mysterious ruins, caves and waterfalls, or stroll along the sandy banks of Lower Rivington Reservoir, there's something for everyone. There's even a Go Ape if you fancy a bit of swinging through the trees.
And, nestled among the ‘lakes and ruins’ of the area dubbed the ‘Little Lake District’ by the Victorians is the Great House Barn Tearoom. Read more: Things to do with kids Easter 2024 in and around Manchester After a walk to the pike, which revealed stunning views from the top - on a clear day I'm told you can spot Blackpool Tower - it was there we stopped for a well-deserved bite to eat. I've previously grabbed a brew to go from this place and it's rarely quiet, especially at weekends. But this time we decided to sample the food to
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