The South Pennines: 40 Favourite Walks

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The wild and wuthering South Pennines is where Yorkshire and Lancashire collide, a watershed landscape of great natural beauty which is home to proud and welcoming communities with a heritage of rugged farming and industrial hard graft. This collection of forty walks explores the steep-sided valleys, heather moorlands, craggy hills and gritstone villages which have inspired and attracted writers and artists for generations to this unspoilt upland haven just a stone's throw from some of northern England's largest towns and cities.

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Introduction - Walks

Calderdale -

- Luddenden Dean, - Land of the Coiners, - Great Manshead, - Heptonstall and Jumble Head, - Hebden Bridge and Stoodley Pike - Hardcastle Crags, - Walshaw Moor and Blake Dean, - Widdop and Gorple,

- Colden, Rodmer Clough and Noah Dale, - Gaddings Dam and Langfield Edge, - Rocks and cloughs of Todmorden, - Gorpley Clough and Inchfield Moor

Lancashire's South Pennines -

- Haslingden's Halo and Cribden's crown, - Dunnockshaw and Crowbridge, - Valley of Stone, - The Naden Valley, - Healey Dell and Cowm Reservoir, - Crook Hill and Reddyshore Scout Gate,

- Hollingworth Lake, - Thieveley Pike, - Sheddon Clough and Hurstwood, - Boulsworth Hill, - Exploring Wycoller

Brontë Country and Ilkley Moor -

Valley of the Railway Children, -Nab Hill, - Brontë Bridge and Wuthering heights, - Keighley Moor and Newsholme Dean, - The PInnacles of Earl Crag, - Pinhaw Beacon and Lothersdale, - On Ilkley Moor, - Cow and Calf

Summer Wine and Saddleworth -

- Piethorne Valley, - Romans and Victorians, - Pots and Pans, - Brushes Valley and Swineshaw, Dovestone, - Head of the Holme Valley, - Tunnel End and March Haigh, - Wessenden Valley and Standedge, - Scammonden

Author: Alastair and Matthew Ross
No of Pages: 96
Page Size: 105 x 148 mm
Publisher: Pocket Mountains Ltd
Binding: Paperback (flapped)
Illustrations: Colour maps and photos

Related OS Map :

OL21 South Pennines

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