Avenham and Miller Park

The Avenham and Miller Parks are neatly adjoining areas being scenic picturesque Avenham valley, conveniently near to Preston town centre, perhaps not though you'd know it through the center associated with the park, within the tranquil setting by the banks of the River Ribble. At five full minutes' walk through the stop and ten full minutes from the coach section along with a car park just 30m away, this is a day that is really very easy to feel just like you have actually got out from the town and into the nation for a while, but with no hefty road time!It's obviously pleasant for household rambling too but cyclists are specially well catered for since the national period routes 6 and 55 pass through the Park linking Preston to Bamber Bridge, Chorley, Blackburn and even up to Lancaster, Morecambe while the Lake District!Walkers and cyclists planning to go seriously come here to generally share the Guild Wheel: a 21 mile route that circles the urban section of Preston and runs over the riverside path directly through the Parks, beginning and finishing at The Pavilion in Avenham Park. Then you will be well rewarded for it, with the whole area having possessed the Green Flag Award continuously since 2008 if you've got 21 miles in you!