Parlick Fell walk is a slice of heaven with stunning views

One area of Lancashire has been named “a little slice of heaven” and it’s 40 minutes from Blackpool.

Parlick Fell has been recommended by TikTok user @jessica_outdoors – have you walked this route?

Sharing a video to the social media platform, @jessica_outdoors filmed herself standing at the top of the hill while the sun set behind her.

@jessica_outdoors not a person in sight for sunrise 🤯🍃  #hike #sunrise #outdoors #morningmotivation #lancashire #hiking #nature @Passenger ♬ Way down We Go - KALEO

Is Parlick Fell worth a visit?

Visit Preston said: “The walk up Parlick Fell and along to Fairsnape Fell is considered to be one of the finest in the Forest of Bowland, boasting stunning panoramic open views of the Lancashire countryside for miles around.”

It added: “Perhaps not one for young kids, but it's a great option for older children and those up for a moderate challenge. Also, don't forget to keep an eye out for the paragliders often seen soaring the skies on a clear day.

“Once back, why not stop off at The Sun Inn in Chipping for some post walk lunch and refreshments.

@rhirob4 📍⛰️✨Parlick and FairSnapeFell - A 14km Circular in the lancashire sunshine. A reasonably easy 500m ascent in total, belting views over the ribble valley and great for sunrise/sunset!  Essentials: your best palz and a brew and biccy!!☕️🍪  #parlickfell #fairsnapefellandparlick #fairsnapefell #lancashirewalks #sunrisehikes #sunsethikes #outdoorlife #hikingadventures ♬ In The Forest (Acoustic Indie No Copyright) - Instrumental - Lesfm & Olexy

“The traditional 17th century dog-friendly village pub includes a wood-fired pizza oven and a lovely garden area for those warm summer days.”

AllTrails has shared the Parlick and Fair Snape Fell Circular walk which is 9km long and takes three hours and 29 minutes to complete on average.

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One walker who has experienced it, commented: “A route with good gains. Not the most dog-friendly of routes (tricky stiles and fences) but good views from the ridge of Lancashire, Yorkshire and the Lakes.”

Another said: “Completed today in early spring sunshine. Much drier than I expected after reading reviews. Paths are quite clear.

“We went up the direct ascent route which was hard going! Good work out and will ache tomorrow. Views are absolutely stunning and better than those from Pendle Hill.”