Midgley Moor sits in the triangle between Hebden Bridge, Halifax and Oxenhope, rising to its highest point at White Hill (1463ft or 446 metres). It is heather moorland with a number of standing stones, cairns and other interesting rock formations
There are also superb views across Calderdale to the Stoodley Pike Monument, Heptonstall Moor and Wadsworth Moor.

It is all Access Land, which means on the plus side, you can wander at will but on the downside means there are a number of paths created by common use, which are not shown on the OS maps.
Being moorland, it is relatively featureless and in poor visibility, you would need to have confidence in your compass skills or have GPS

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Elevation 410 m

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Location: Wadsworth, Calderdale, Yorkshire And The Humber, England, United Kingdom

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