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  1. Adventure Golf - Haigh Hall

    18 holes featuring exciting challenges and obstacles. Take a ride on the viking boat, challenge yourself to the oak tree stump vortex hole and simply indulge in the stunning views making this an adventure golf course like no other.
    School LaneHaighWiganWN2 1PE

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  2. Alexandra Park

    Open all year round
    The fifteen acres on which Alexandra Park is laid out, were given by Colonel Hollinshead Blundell. The park was opened by Colonel Blundell in April 1903. When the Colonel died three years later a monument to him was erected in the park. Amenities included two…
    NewtonWIGANWN5 9BN

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  3. Alexandra Park Skatepark

    Wigan Borough currently boasts two top skateparks in Ince (at Walmsely Park) and Newtown (at Alexandra Park, close to the ATS garage and Currys/McDonalds) which feature a mini-ramp, a Wembley gap, flatbank, quarter-pipes, jumpbox, stepped grind-box, grind boxes, a driveway, hipped flatbank, and a hipped…
    Victoria StreetNewtownWIGANWN5 9BN

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  4. Amberswood

    Amberswood and Low Hall were created as a result of mining, but today are areas rich in wildlife and ready to be explored. Amberswood is a 160 hectare nature reserve at the heart of Greenheart. The area consists of a series of small lakes, ponds,…
    Moss LanePlatt BridgeWIGANWN2 3TQ

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  5. Ashfield Park

    With large areas of green spaces and some stunning scenery, the Borough of Wigan is perfect for taking country walks and rambles or for discovering beautiful woodland, lakes and canals. There is lots to see and do in Wigan's Parks and Countryside during the different…
    Ashfield Park DriveStandishWIGANWN6 0EQ

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  6. Ashton Park Skatepark (Jubilee Park)

    No time restrictions, outdoor public facility
    Wigan Borough currently boasts three top skateparks in Ince (at Walmsely Park), Ashton (Jubilee park) and Newtown (at Alexandra Park, close to the ATS garage and Currys/McDonalds) which feature a mini-ramp, a Wembley gap, flatbank, quarter-pipes, jumpbox, stepped grind-box, grind boxes, a driveway, hipped flatbank,…
    Wigan RoadAshton-in-MakerfieldWIGANWN4 9BH

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  7. Astley Street Park

    Astley Street Park is a beautiful and well kept small park with facilities including: playing fields, children's play area, bowling greens, football pitches and pavilion.  
    TyldesleyMANCHESTERM29 7BB
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  8. Beacon Country Park

    Beacon Country Park is West Lancashire District Council's main countryside site, consisting of over 300 acres of rolling countryside on the slopes of Ashurst Beacon which forms a backdrop to the town of Skelmersdale. There is space to walk, run, ride horses or bicycles, fly…
    Beacon LaneUphollandWIGANLANCASHIREWN8 7RU

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  9. Billinge Plantation

    This is one of over 1,000 woods across the UK cared for by the Woodland Trust. Billinge Plantation is 23 acre isolated patch of mature broadleaved woodland planted in the late 19th century, and is a prominent sky line feature. The site contains 3 formal…
    BillingeWIGAN

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  10. Borsdane Wood Local Nature Reserve (LNR)

    Open all year round
    Borsdane Wood is Wigan's first Local Nature Reserve filled with wildlife, flowers and trees are all protected so people can enjoy them all year round. There is a footpath running the whole length with benches to sit on and simply take it all in at…
    At the end of Hindley Mill LaneHindleyWIGANWN2 4BT

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