Warbreck

Standing at just 45 metres above sea level, Warbreck hardly qualifies as a proper peak in the traditional sense. What it lacks in altitude, though, it makes up for in accessibility and surprisingly decent views across the Fylde coast. This gentle rise sits on the outskirts of Blackpool, offering walkers an easy ramble through farmland and coastal scrub without any serious effort required.

Families will find this an ideal introduction to fell walking for younger children - the gradient is forgiving and you'll reach the modest summit in under 30 minutes from most approach routes. The views stretch across to the Lake District fells on clear days, with Blackpool Tower providing a rather incongruous landmark below.

Being so close to the coast, weather can change quickly here, so pack layers even for this short walk. Early morning visits tend to offer the clearest visibility before sea mists roll in. There's no formal parking or facilities, so you'll need to find roadside spots in the nearby villages.

For families staying at Newton Hall Holiday Park or Haven Marton Mere, Warbreck makes a pleasant morning excursion before heading to Blackpool's attractions. It's hardly challenging enough to satisfy serious hikers, but perfectly adequate for stretching legs and getting some fresh air between beach days.