Aiggin Stone Amble
A challenging 28-mile long distance path which explores the moorland bordering Lancashire and West Yorkshire and which visits many of the area's popular landmarks. With map, statistics, and GPX route file.
Statistics and Files
Grid Ref: SD 934 245
Distance: 28 miles (44 km)
Time: 9–12 hours
Duration: 1 day
Ordnance Survey Explorer Map (1:25,000):
OL21 South Pennines — Burnley, Hebden Bridge, Keighley and Todmorden
Summary
The Aiggin Stone Amble walking route traverses the moorland of the Lancashire and West Yorkshire border. From the beginning in Todmorden the route goes by Dobroyd Castle, Stones, Burnt Hills, Weather Hill, Trough Edge End, Rough Hill, Crook Moor, Clay Pots Hill, Shore, Stubley Hall, Hollingworth Lake, Benny Hill, Clegg Moor, Blackstone Edge, Dick Slack, Warm Withins Hill, Rishworth Moor, Back o'th Height, Baitings Reservoir, Greenwood Clough, Manshead End, Great Manshead Hill, Slate Delfs Hill, Turvin Clough, Hove Yard Wood, Withens Clough Reservoir, Withens Gate, Bald Scout Hill, Coldwell Hill, Langfield Common, Gaddings Dam, Rake End, and Salford before returning to Todmorden.