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Agreement Used
Used by:
312 cachers

Lancashire County Council

Agreement Type:

tickAllowed

Landowner

Head Ranger Alan Vickery
countrysideservices@lancashire.gov.uk
All email to be entitled: Geocaching

Negotiator

Dave Edwards (The Wombles)

Start Date

N/A

Renewal Date

N/A

Description

Geocaches may be placed on Countryside sides in accordance with the following arrangements.

Caches may be placed at the 23 countryside locations specified on Leisure and Culture page.

Cinderbarrow Picnic SiteWarton CragCrook O'Lune Picnic SiteConder Green Picnic SiteScorton Picnic SiteFleetwood Nature ParkBeacon Fell Country ParkPreston Junction Local Nature ReserveWithnell Fold Local Nature ReserveMarles Wood Picnic SiteSpring Wood Picnic SiteLancashire Coastal WayLancashire Coastal WayLancashire Coastal WayRibble WayRibble WayRibble WayWycoller Country ParkHealey NabNick O'PendleBlack HillQuarry HillBillington WoodMartholmeAccrington / Baxenden RailwayTroy QuarryHelmshoreForest of BowlandWest Pennine MoorsPennine Bridle WayPennine Bridle WayPennine Bridle WayBronte WayBronte WayLune Millennium Park

Local Nature ReservesPicnic SitesLancashire Coastal WayRibble WayBronte WayPennine Bridle WayForest of BowlandLune Millennium ParkWarton cragCrook O'Lune picnic SiteFleetwood nature parkBeacon Fell Country ParkSpring Wood Picnic SiteWycoller Country park


Except:
Preston Junction Local Nature Reserve
Brandwood Quarry
Facit Quarries
Withnell Fold LNR
Beacon Fell *
Clougha Access Area
Fairsnape
Saddle and Wolf Fell

In addition, permission from the relevant landowner will be necessary for Lancashire Coastal Way, Ribble Way and Bronte Way which are largely not owned by LCC.

A number of these sites are car parks and it is expected that only a micro cache eg 35mm canister would be appropriate at most of these locations.

* Whilst no further geocaches are permitted at Beacon Fell as of 22/5/05, it is recognised that existing caches are in place at this location. Retrospective permission is likely for these caches provided that these requirements followed, including provision of location details specified below.

Caches may be placed at the specified locations and then a map and/or directions are to be emailed to the Head Ranger as above. It may be necessary for caches to be subsequently moved if it is found that the cache has been placed somewhere inappropriate. Please note that emailed details must be standalone and not rely on internet links since internet access may not be available.

Some of these locations have hazardous areas such as cliff drops and therefore all signage must be strictly observed.

All caches are to follow the GAGB guidelines as rules including contact information on the outside of the cache.

Area Covered

England/Lancashire.

Last Modified

1st Apr 2021.

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