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It’s a bit windy

Air rid blast wall from world war two

Bandstand - information board detailing the first to most recent bandstand

AIR RAID BLAST Wall - World War two blast walls

If you’re driving park on The Cobbles, the road that goes down the side of Morrisons- there’s plenty of room! But the main thing to remember about Folly Dolly is it come after heavy rain! In the summer it can be a tricky rock face, after heavy rain you can hear it miles away.

Ashley Jackson wrote the following quote in 1950 “To see the spirit of Yorkshire and its moors through your eyes is one thing Many people look but only a few will see and feel its very soul.” To share his passion for the ever-changing landscape and allow us to see the beauty of the area through the season, the artist has partnered with the National Trust to install 6 frames around the area. One of which is this one, framing the Wessenden moor and reservoir.

The 3rd of that beautiful chain of reservoir in the Wessenden Valley. The access from Marsden is quite easy as it follows part of the Kirklee Way and Peak District boundary walk but there are a fews steps to reach the chain of reservoir. Not a bad spot for your first water break on a hot Summer's day or warm tea break from the flask in Winter if you are hiking in the area. It stands at the 2.5 miles mark if you started from Marsden and is less busy than its cousins: Butterley Reservoirs and Blakeley Reservoir You will find benches and the views of the valley are superb.

Long steady road climb with good surface! Also the cattle grid has been removed