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Viridor Wood


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About Viridor Wood

From Colliery to community woodland, with large open spaces, great views, sulptures and car parking Viridor Wood is an ideal way to spend an afternoon. Linking to the Three Sisters Country Park and the Leeds and Liverpool Canal you can explore further afield from here.Richard Caink's facinating sculptures provide a welcome place to rest and remmember the woodland's past as a coalmine.

How to get there:

Abram, Banfurlong, Platt Bridge, Hindley, and Wigan are the nearest towns or villages.

Mid way between Stubshaw Cross and Bryn Gates on the A58 Bolton Road, buses regularly stop at the entrance to Viridor Wood, and its just a short walk from the local villages. Alternatively there is a car park set back from the road just north of Stubshaw Cross.

OS Grid Reference: SD 598007
For details of public transport visit http://www.transportdirect.info

Start your visit from:

Viridor Car park
Rest on a sculptural seat while in Viridor

Facilities:

Parking

Contact:

Delamere Visitor Centre

01606 882167
e-mail: delamere@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

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For a copy of the visitor information flyer for Viridor click (0.5mb adobe acrobat file)here

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