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Nearing the pike – Stoodley Pike Loop from Hebden Bridge

Idris Sommer

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Nearing the pike – Stoodley Pike Loop from Hebden Bridge

Idris Sommer planned a hike

February 22, 2022

Nearing the pike – Stoodley Pike Loop from Hebden Bridge

Moderate

03:26

11.8km

3.4km/h

320m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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2.58 km

View of Stoodley Pike

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Look towards Hedben Bridge to see the famous double headed horse statue.

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3.31 km

Stoodley Pike Monument

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Coming up the eastern side of Stoodley Pike is the easier option to get to the top of the hill, especially if you come up via the footpath intersection at …

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3.93 km

Stoodley Pike Monument

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Stoodley Pike Monument is a stone obelisk monument erected in 1856 to mark the end of the Crimean War. It sits atop a 1,300-foot (396 m) hill and commands attention …

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9.06 km

Rochdale Canal at Hebden Bridge

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The Rochdale canal crosses the Pennines from Manchester to Sowerby Bridge. It's 31 miles and has 91 locks!
It's a useful walking path, connecting towns with wilder trails and providing a beautiful and accessible trail for all.

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9.53 km

Knife Sculpture, St George’s Square

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Nice little village. Try and get a parking spot coming down the hill into the village (next to all the other cars) as they only have small carparks which you pay for.

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9.57 km

Hebden Old Bridge

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Grade 2 listed. Dates from about 1510, with various repairs and embellishments over the centuries. Plaques record the repairs of 1602 and 1657. Good place for feeding the ducks.

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