'Halo' in Haslingden

Parking available

A large, futuristic steel and perspex sculpture in Haslingden, part of the East Lancashire Panopticon series. Designed by John Kennedy, it's illuminated at night by 500 blue LED lights, giving it the appearance of a UFO hovering over the hills. It offers stunning panoramic views and is a popular spot for walkers.

📜 Large steel and perspex sculpture in Haslingden, part of the Panopticon series.
🔍 Designed by John Kennedy, constructed in 2007 on a reclaimed landfill site.

Why Go

🌌 Impressive sculpture, especially at night with 500 blue LED lights.
🚶 Great for walks and fresh air with stunning panoramic views.
📸 Excellent photo opportunities, particularly in misty conditions.

Why Avoid

⬆️ Bit of a climb to reach the sculpture.

💡 Tips

🅿️ Free car park available at the bottom.
🚗 Cars not allowed to park near the Halo; park near St. James’s Church and walk up Higher Lane.

🕒 Hours

Daily, accessible at all times.

Last updated 2 days ago

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