Pendle Hill
Hiking Route
· United Kingdom
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Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Can be wet underfoot, very steep sections and very exposed on the summit. Expect livestock. Walking safely information available at www.forestofbowland.com/Walking-Information
moderate
Distance 7.6 km
Barley, on the slopes of Pendle Hill (or Pendleside as it is known), is an ideal village from whcih to start a walk. There are toilets in the car park below the bus shelter and several places to eat.
Downham village is one of the most attractive in Lancashire, featuring several fine 17th and 18th century stone yeomen's houses and cottages. It also has reputedly the best-kept toilets in the whole county! (located in the stable block near the car park). There is a handsome church on the hillside, from where there are stunning views towards Pendle Hill - one of the North of England's best known landmarks, rich in legend and mystery. As with Barley, there are a number of places to eat in the village.
Difficulty
moderate
Technique
Stamina
Highest point
551 m
Lowest point
133 m
Start
Coordinates:
OS Grid
SD 82345 40331
DD
53.858906, -2.269896
DMS
53°51'32.1"N 2°16'11.6"W
UTM
30U 548019 5968070
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Coordinates
OS Grid
SD 82345 40331
DD
53.858906, -2.269896
DMS
53°51'32.1"N 2°16'11.6"W
UTM
30U 548019 5968070
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Arrival by train, car, foot or bike
Difficulty
moderate
Distance
7.6 km
Duration
2:23 h
Ascent
331 m
Descent
418 m
Highest point
551 m
Lowest point
133 m
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Distance
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Duration
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Ascent
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Descent
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Highest point
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Lowest point
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