Burnley to Colne (Lancashire) from undefined1.5: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Northern Rail

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15m

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3-4.5

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9m

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1.5-3

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Distance: 12 km

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The Burnley Bus Company

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35m

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9m

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Traveling From Burnley to Colne (Lancashire)

The journey from Burnley to Colne offers a delightful contrast, with Burnley’s industrial heritage and vibrant urban life shifting to Colne’s quaint charm and scenic countryside.

Best Neighbourhoods in Colne (Lancashire)

Colne offers charming neighborhoods that appeal to diverse interests and experiences.

Foulridge

• Known for stunning views of the Pendle Hill.

• Home to scenic walking trails along the canal.

Colne Town Centre

• Features a mix of independent shops and cafes.

• Hosts lively market days with local produce.

Trawden

• Offers picturesque countryside scenery and fresh air.

• Renowned for its arts and crafts community.

Best Times To Visit Colne (Lancashire) Attractions

Planning your visit to Colne can enhance your experience at these highlights.

Colne Market

Visit on a Thursday morning for a vibrant atmosphere and fewer crowds.

Pendle Hill

Early mornings during weekdays offer serenity and stunning views.

The ACE Centre

Evenings and weekday performances feature local talents in a cozy setting.

Colne (Lancashire) Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Colne experiences a temperate maritime climate with mild summers and cool winters, making it enjoyable to visit at any time of the year. Late spring and early autumn provide the most pleasant weather, ideal for exploring the picturesque surroundings and outdoor activities.

Dining in Colne (Lancashire)

A visit to Colne calls for trying the locally sourced lamb dish at The Muni, where the cozy atmosphere and focus on fresh ingredients create a distinct dining experience compared to Burnley’s more urban eateries. The rich flavors and countryside charm of this restaurant showcase local produce, offering a refreshing contrast to the culinary scene in Burnley.