로치데일‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 폭포

round the back of Piethorne res

Tree down

Perfect for cold dipping

Great gravel section linking Denshaw with Dick Hill. Look out for the "waterfall" spillway from Norman Hill flowing into Piethorne Reservoir. Fabulous views throughout.

After a few days rain there is a lovely waterfall next to the car park of the pub, which is nice after a hike

After a few days rain there is a lovely waterfall next to the car park

The spillway is an artificial waterfall channel that allows the water from the Norman Hill reservoir to flow down to the Piethorne Reservoir. It controls the water levels and becomes big and powerful in times of high rain.

The White House stands like a land mark high on the Pennine hills, with panoramic views of the surrounding moors and Hollingworth Lake far below. The old coaching house dates from 1671 and is situated 1,300 feet above sea level. The Coach and Horses (the original name) is where “the young bloods of Littleborough having guarded the mail coach from highway men would seek recompense for their labours with vigorous applications to strong liquors” The famous Pennine way passes this hostelry, which is featured in the Good Pub Guide and CAMRA good beer guide.