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3About Hare Appletree
Hare Appletree is a small Lancashire village positioned between Lancaster and the Forest of Bowland, accessible via country lanes off the A683. The elevated location provides excellent views across the Lune Valley, whilst the surrounding area offers about 40 EV charging points for those exploring the region. The village's unusual name derives from a long-vanished apple tree that once marked medieval hunting boundaries.
Where is Hare Appletree on the map?
Hare Appletree is in England, at 54.016, -2.719 - about 11 km south of Caton Green.
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EV Chargers in Hare Appletree
- M6, Lancaster350 kW
- Aldcliffe Rd, Lancaster50 kW
- Burton West, Lancaster50 kW
- Caton Road, Lancaster50 kW
- Caton Road, Lancaster50 kW
Data source: OpenChargeMap
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Play a pub crawl round in Hare Appletree
Nine holes from pub to pub through the real streets of Hare Appletree. Every cup is a bar somebody actually drinks in.
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What is the closest airport to Hare Appletree?
The closest airport to Hare Appletree is Manchester Airport, 101 km (about 1 h 16 min by car).