Now the days are getting longer, nature lovers across the region may be looking for a new location to explore.
One beauty spot just an hour from Manchester may be the perfect spot.
Nestled in the Peak District national park is the village of Bamford.
With a humble population of just over 1,200, it's also home to some stunning nature.
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Head first to the Ladybower Reservoir, a huge expanse of water surrounded by forest and walks beloved by tourists and locals alike.
The walk to the reservoir from Bamford is only half an hour long and you'll be surrounded by nature throughout, making for a truly rejuvenating walk.
TripAdvisor reviewers say the expanse of water is "truly beautiful" and that the walk is "very calming".
For a bird's eye view of the water, take a detour and head up to Bamford Edge.
The rocky overhang provides the perfect vantage point to take in the breathtaking nature.
Google reviewers say it's got "Absolutely stunning views. Bit of a climb to reach it but we’ll worth it if you can make it. Will definitely return."
When you start to get hungry, head back into the village for some outstanding food.
The Anglers Rest describes itself as "more than a pub" and serves up toasties, wraps and full English breakfasts.
They've also got a range of beers, real ales and wines to quench your thirst, MyLondon reports.
Reviewers say it's "A brilliantly run community pub" with "Great beer on tap and lovely food."
For classic pub grub in a stunning setting, head to the Yorkshire Bridge Inn.
One reviewer asked "Why can't more pubs be like this?" and another said the "food was brilliant".
And at the Ladybower Inn, expect pies out of this world.
The 18th-century coaching inn serves all the pub classics, and the food really has people talking.
"Have to say the steak and ale pie I had was one of the best I've eaten," said one person and another added "the steak and ale pie here is the best one I remember having".
