After a breathless (speaking from personal experience) hike up Rivington, the hills and lakes and beautiful natural scenes are a rewarding view.
Rivington Pike derives its name from Old English, meaning the rough or rugged hill with a pointed eminence, the hill was recorded as Rivenpike in about 1540
At 1,191 feet (363 metres) high, The Pike is the most westerly high point of Winter Hill in the West Pennine Moors
This hilltop print with wide open skies is inspired by vintage travel posters, perfect for hikers, adventurers and dog walkers from Bolton, Chorley and the rest of lovely Lancashire.
The vintage poster-inspired print includes the text "The rugged hiker is rewarded with breathtaking views at Rivington Pike, West Pennine Moors, Lancashire"
The classic, bold landscape print without text gives a grand sense of space in square or tall format to suit your space
