Very relaxing, lots of birds to see swans ducks, herons and more. Well maintained and cared for.
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Kitty Pickersgill ★★★★★
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Yoshi Dinoton ★★★★★
Such a beautiful and peaceful nature reserve, massively underrated compared to the likes of Pennington Flash. Very, very, quiet, hardly anyone there so the atmosphere is blissful and you can sometimes see animals you don't normally, hardly any rubbish lying about, either. Paths are well kept and not too long to walk around the perimeter of the nature reserve, but still feels far enough from built up areas that it makes you feel at one with nature. Lots of variety in species, when I was walking around, I saw ducks, swans, squirrels, dragonflies and even some fish! Also plenty of benches and space for a picnic. Well worth the time to come here. Even though there are no toilets, I will definitely be back.
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Daniele Tomkute ★★★★★
Nature Reserve truly is a hidden gem. The place is pristine and tranquil, offering an unspoiled panorama. The rich biodiversity is fascinating, making it an excellent spot for wildlife enthusiasts. Safe trails provide an opportunity for gentle walks with family. Everyone can enjoy glimpses of flora and fauna without disturbing their habitat. Even with mild facilities, my visit was rewarding and I recommend it to those appreciating serene walks amongst nature.
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Sharon ★★★★★
Beautiful place , very peaceful pram and wheelchair friendly. No toilets . If your lucky you might see a deer . Look for the carvings and the fairy doors . You can't buy food here but a few picnic benches and normal benches take your own .
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Michael Black ★★★★★
Absolute hidden gem. The reserve which now forms part of the Wigan and Leigh National Nature Reserves. Fantastic work carried out by local volunteers in maintaining and improving the site,all of whom work hard to fundraise and improve the site. Look out for events and guided walks throughout the year,encouraging everyone of all abilities to participate and enjoy the environment which form part of Low Hall's flora and fauna. Low hall is the perfect place to endulge in 'Woodland Bathing' ,let yourself unwind and soak up the sights,sounds and smell of this beautiful place. The meadows have recently been mowed and are now on course to reach their maximum pristine condition over a period of 3 to 4 years. Hats off to the Committee and Friends of Low Hall members in helping Low Hall to become a premier green space in the local community. Take photographs and leave only footprints. Leave no trace and please take all your litter to the bins provided, that includes dog waste. Thanks.
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Jennifer Carpull ★★★★☆
Lovely place to walk! (If it has been raining bring wellies!) Lots of boards with information on including about the old station on the land. There was not a lot of parking but the car park was near enough empty on a Saturday so wasn’t an issue. Dropped a star for the amount of litter in some areas of the lake which was a shame.
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James ★★★★☆
A nice short walk around the trail though unfortunately several trees are uprooted and crossing part of the footpath and many other areas. It’s as though it’s unkempt, maybe due to limited or no funding. Good size car park. Handy for a short walk.
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Simon Mason ★★★★★
Beautiful place to walk your dog. It could do with more litter/dog waste bins though i noticed there was hardly any... Long pathways through woodland with a lake in the centre. Lots of different wildlife
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M K ★★★★★
First time visiting here and me and the family really enjoyed it, the paths have been well maintained so made it easy to walk around. There is quite a few benches around and near the main pond they have a couple of picnic benches. The swans and ducks there seemed really friendly and we managed to hand feed 2 of the swans. Spent around 3 hours there and still feel like we haven't seen all this place as to offer.
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FAQs
What is the address of Low Hall Local Nature Reserve?
Low Hall Local Nature Reserve is located at Platt Bridge, Wigan WN2 3UA, UK
How can I get to Low Hall Local Nature Reserve?
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