Distance: 27km; Ascent: 990m; Dry, sunny but windy; with Lynsey
It had been less than two weeks since we had arrived in Marsden after our first two days on the Pennine Way and today we were back for 4 days walking over the unusually early Easter weekend, this time with our new tent on its first proper outing.
From Marsden station our map showed a named trail, the Station to Station Walk, leading westwards to rejoin the Pennine Way. Therefore after leaving the station we followed the towpath of the Huddersfield Narrow Canal, and then a minor road before picking up the bridleway marked as the Station to Station Walk at Close Gate Bridge. We ascended westwards up onto the moorland to meet the Pennine Way where it crossed the A640.
Near the summit of White Hill |
After passing the Aiggin Stone we descended further to reach the A58, followed by a more level section of path alongside a succession of reservoirs: Blackstone Edge Reservoir, Little Hazzles Reservoir and Warland Reservoir before heading for the obvious landmark of Stoodley Pike.
On route to Stoodley Pike |
Written up in July 2012 from photos and memories
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