description Anglezarke Moor Overview
Anglezarke Moor is upland moorland in the West Pennine Moors of Lancashire, England, above Anglezarke Reservoir and near the settlements of Anglezarke and White Coppice. The area includes high ground around Great Hill and Spitlers Edge, with routes linking the moor to nearby reservoirs and other West Pennine ridges. Public footpaths and bridleways cross the landscape, which is used for walking and other outdoor recreation.
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Where is Anglezarke Moor?
Anglezarke Moor is in the West Pennine Moors of Lancashire, England. It lies above Anglezarke Reservoir near Anglezarke and White Coppice.
What landmarks are on Anglezarke Moor?
The upland includes high ground around Great Hill and Spitlers Edge. Walking routes also connect the moor with nearby reservoirs and settlements.
Can you walk across Anglezarke Moor?
Yes. The moor has routes linking it with Anglezarke Reservoir, White Coppice, and other nearby countryside paths, although walkers should expect exposed upland weather.
What type of landscape is Anglezarke Moor?
It is open upland moorland in Lancashire, with rough grass, heath, and broad views over the surrounding West Pennine landscape. The area differs from enclosed farmland because much of the high ground is open and windswept.
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