Low Hall Nature Reserve is described as
Low Hall (LNR) is located right next to Amberswood and, although smaller, is also a very important link in the Wigan Borough wildlife corridor. It has a mixture of woodland and wetland and is rich in wildlife and habitats.
The area is a haven for nesting birds in spring and summer including five RSPB red listed birds, as well as attracting large numbers of Damselflies and Dragonflies. The protected water vole is regularly recorded on site.
https://www.wigan.gov.uk/Resident/Leisure/Greenheart/Low-Hall-Local-Nature-Reserve.aspx
Low Hall is an enchanting Nature Reserve close to the centre of Platt Bridge. With its small body of water and winding twisty paths you’ll soon discover Low Hall has much more to offer than a tranquillity and nature.
Look hard enough you’ll find throughout your walk small fairy doors carved into the foot of some trees, perfectly scaled to allow fairies access to go about their business helping nature.
The paths are mostly good for great access for all, plus with an array of routes throughout, not to mention great parking, Low Hall is a really nice mooch or potter throughout the year
Address: Liverpool Road, Platt Bridge, Wigan WN2 3UA
