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Opening Hours

monday - thursday
12pm-10pm
friday - sunday
12pm-11pm

Food Service Times

monday - thursday
12pm-8pm
friday - saturday
12pm-8.30pm
sunday
12pm-7pm
01706 823 336
416 Whalley Road, Shuttleworth, Ramsbottom, BL0 0EG

EXPLORE RAMSBOTTOM

THINGS TO DO AROUND US

You’ll find The Duckworth Arms between Ramsbottom, Bury and Rawtenstall, right on the edge of the countryside but close enough to the action. Whether you are here for a walk, a family day out, or just a good pint and plate of grub, there is loads to see and do nearby.

Local Towns Nearby

Ramsbottom is a proper market town with charm by the bucketload, where you can climb up to Peel Tower for stunning views, pop into the shops on Bridge Street, or hop aboard the East Lancashire Railway for a nostalgic ride through the valley. Bury is known for its world-famous market, the Fusilier Museum, Bury Art Museum & Sculpture Centre, and a buzzing food and drink scene. Rawtenstall marks the end of the East Lancs Railway and is home to Friday night street food stalls, independent shops, and scenic spots for walks.

Things to do nearby

Peel Monument, standing proudly over Holcombe Moor, this 128ft tower offers incredible views across the North West. Nuttall Park, a local favourite for walks, picnics and family time. Visit Bury Website

East Lancashire Railway, steam and diesel trains running from Bury to Rawtenstall, stopping right in Ramsbottom. Ideal for a day out. East Lancs Railway Website

The Fusilier Museum, dive into over 300 years of Lancashire Fusiliers history. Great for families and local history buffs. Fusilier Museum Website

Burrs Country Park, 36 hectares of green space with walking trails, picnic spots and part of the Irwell Sculpture Trail. Great for dogs and kids alike. Burrs Country Park Website

The Met Theatre, live music, comedy, and theatre in the heart of Bury. The Met Website

Walks & Outdoor Adventures

The Three Towers Walk is a challenging 21 to 33 mile route linking Peel Tower, Darwen Tower, and Rivington Pike, not for lightweights, but the views and the pint after are worth every step, while plenty of shorter local trails around Holcombe Hill and Shuttleworth offer a gentler wander if you prefer.

Getting Here

We are easy to reach, right between junctions on the M66, with connections to the M65 via the A56. Close to Ramsbottom train station via the East Lancashire Railway, and well-linked by local buses and taxis.

Local Area

THE GREAT OUTDOORS

Take in the stunning countryside and local scenery with family and your four legged friends. Visit the Peel Tower monument which stands at 128ft high and offers stunning views over Manchester.

RAMSBOTTOM CENTRE

Enjoy visiting independent shops and local markets during a trip to Ramsbottom town centre.

EAST LANCS RAILWAY

Enjoy a day with the family taking a ride on the East Lancs Railway, passing through the breathtaking, scenic countryside.

Our Brewery

If you’re interested in exploring more of our beers, check out the JW Lees website where you can find out about the full range. From classic cask ales like the iconic Manchester Pale Ale and JW Lees Bitter to our craft lagers – there’s something for everyone. We also have our seasonal cask ales and The Boilerhouse microbrewery where we experiment with innovative flavours. There’s a huge selection of JW Lees ales and lagers from over 190 years’ brewing experience.

Find Us

Duckworth Arms
416 Whalley Road,
Shuttleworth,
Ramsbottom,
BL0 0EG

 

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