Ribble Valley

The River Ribble defines the setting of Ribble Valley — its route through Lancashire’s rolling countryside gives this rural borough both its name and much of its character. The Forest of Bowland National Landscape reaches into the valley’s northern and eastern parts, where moorland, dry-stone walls and working farmland shape the terrain. Clitheroe, the main town, is crowned by Clitheroe Castle, whose Norman keep stands above the town centre. Historic market towns and farming communities remain central to life here, while Pendle Hill is a prominent landmark to the south-east. Find related webcams in the surrounding Lancashire countryside to build a fuller picture of Ribble Valley.

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