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A moorland walk on the edge of West Yorkshire, lead by an experienced, empathetic guide and qualified Mountain Leader.This walks goes from Walsden across Langfield Common to Stoodley Pike, a memorial commemorating Napoleon's abdication in 1814, and return via the Pennine Bridleway.
We'll also pass Gaddings Dam, a popular bathing spot and site of the infamous Todmorden Beach. Bring your swimmers if you fancy a dip enroute!
Most of this walk is on old packhorse routes / moorland tracks with some canal paths and tarmac roads. It may be muddy and marshy in places.
Approx. 9 miles / 15km, 1000ft / 300m climb.
Expected to take approx. 5 hours.
Well behaved, friendly dogs are welcome, but will need to be on leads for a lot of the route due to livestock. They must also be agile or small enough to get over stiles easily.
Children aged 8+ are welcome
Please ensure you have read and agreed to our Terms and Conditions and GDPR Privacy Notice prior to booking.
Further instructions and kit list will be emailed to you before the date.
As with all Abigail's Trails, this is a small-group guided walk led by a professional Mountain Leader. Spaces are limited and cost £15 per person.
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