TodmordenHebden Bridge

Todheb three
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By a Slow Ways Volunteer on 07 Apr 2021


Distance

9km/6mi

Ascent

307m

Descent

271m

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Todmorden and Hebden Bridge.

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting Todmorden and Hebden Bridge.

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Todmorden
Grid Ref SD9356224176
Lat / Lon 53.71398° / -2.09902°
Easting / Northing 393,562E / 424,176N
What3Words garden.allowable.bloodshot
Hebden Bridge
Grid Ref SD9922727282
Lat / Lon 53.74193° / -2.01320°
Easting / Northing 399,227E / 427,282N
What3Words lifetimes.estimates.tomb

Todheb Three's land is

Moors 7.2%
Natural grass 25.4%
Pasture 51.3%
Urban 12.7%
Woods 3.4%

Data: Corine Land Cover (CLC) 2018

reviews


Dave Powell

31 May 2023 Spring

Very enjoyable , not accessible to wheelchairs prams etc
Paths are 4/5 and access is K
Very steep and many stiles
Moderately strenuous climbs both ends quite steep , but short , the climb out of Hebden has alternate easier routes using bridleways .
Once up about 30 minute, It’s a relatively pleasant hike with mild undulating footpath , with short road section at Lumbutts for about 1/3. Great views most of the way at first the Hebden bridge and Heptonstall towns then after Studley pike views of Todmordon and the Pennines . We cross over the Pennine way near Studley Pike .
Short but steep descent into Todmordon, and found a cafe and drank coffee . Caught bus back to Hebden , every 15 minutes on a weekday.
It’s not a light afternoon walk as well as the steep ends at Todmordon and Hebden , if the weather changed it would be miserable and cold if not wearing correct gear , there are plenty of escape routes off down in to the Calder-valley
with plenty of busses .


Sneil68

21 May 2021 Spring

This is a great route for views over the Calder Valley, but with steep climbs at both the beginning and end whichever way you walk it. Certainly walking from Hebden to Tod, if the weather is good, many will prefer to climb the extra 200' and follow the Pennine Way to take in the iconic Stoodley Pike, but in fact the Pennine Bridleway on this Slow Ways route provides a gently descending, less exposed and very clear path below the Pike, and passes a good pub too by way of compensation! The c.150 steps up from Tod through modern housing estates are a bit of a killer, but the views along the rest of the route more than make up for this slightly grotty start/finish.


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