Rivington Pike

Worked in 1733 from the remaining parts of a reference point stage and pit and from neighborhood stone from the River Douglas and wood from the encompassing slopes, Grade 2 recorded Rivington Pike Tower was once utilized as a chasing lodge by Squire John Andrews, shielding shooting parties out on a dapper from Rivington Hall. Following quite a while of decay and vandalism the castellated best has been remodeled, the rooftop and fireplace supplanted, and the entryway and windows bricked up.

The top of the Pike tower has been absent for a long time, initially, it had a slanting rooftop with a fireplace. In its place is a rusted work that is intended to either stop litter falling into the pinnacle or stop climbers falling in and stalling out.