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Copy of WMB 107 Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire_Intermediate (Red) Route scubag55 Jan 19th, 09:52 30.4km
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Start/Finish: Hebden Bridge, SD993273 Total distance 30.4km (18.9 miles) Time 2.5-5 hours Maps OS Landranger 103 Blackburn & Burnley, Explorer OL21 South Pennines Summary Relentlessly up and down, with little rest and lots of fun. From the centre of Hebden Bridge, pick up the canal towpath and follow it upstream to Eastwood. Pick up the ‘no through road’ and climb all the way to Great Rock. Bear left on tarmac, then left again towards Cross Stone road before turning right onto the next bridleway. Follow this straight over the next t-junction, through a gate and down to pick up the Calderdale Way. Follow this bridleway along the hill, bearing right to descend just after the farm then up a short climb as towards Todmorden. At the golf course, turn right and then left on the road, before picking up bridleway again at Bean Pole Head. At Rodwell End, bear right and then continue straight ahead onto direct bridleway rather than turning right into the yard. Turn left along the road, taking the Pennine Bridleway as it climbs to the left to the top of Jack Bridge. Climb through Colden then descend on the road to Slack. Take a right between houses and zig-zag down the valley before bearing left to climb steeply again, turning right into Heptonstall at the top. Take a sharp left off the cobbles just beyond the pubs and descend the bridleway to the river. Pick up Crimsworth Dean track and climb, bearing right at the cowshed to cross Lumb Falls and ascend the other side to Keighley Road. Drop briefl y into Peckett Well then take the bridleway right; follow this, with one right turn, all the way to Hardcastle Crags and then to Hebden Bridge via the road.

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