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City Centre Village turn right, follow Golgotha At Go through Dunsop Bridge then turn right to the Trough the Trough Dunsop Bridge then turn right to Go through and Lancaster. of Bowland In Newton Village turn left Dunsop Bridge. In Newton to Follow signs to Newton, past the Parker Arms (B6478). the Parker past Newton, signs to Follow Follow signs for the Castle & Museum and take the Castle time to signs for Follow Abbey 4 Whalley is just town. market this historic explore a worthwhile diversion. and makes Clitheroe miles from of and the Trough Waddington to Then take the B6478 Bowland. Turn left to Clitheroe following the A671. left following Clitheroe to Turn Go past the Assheton Arms and follow the road to the left, to the road Arms and follow the Assheton Go past left.and keep Keep straight on through Barley Village past the Pendle the Pendle Village past Barley on through straight Keep bends sharpInn, the road left Downham. to Turn right past Witches Galore, go up the hill. Galore, Witches right past Turn Follow the A682 out of Barrowford to Blacko. Blacko. to the A682 out of Barrowford Follow left Roughlee. at the sign to Turn carry the crossroads Newchurch. At on to straight The starting point for the Pendle Witch Trail is at Pendle is at Pendle Trail Witch The starting the Pendle point for near Nelson. Heritage in Barrowford Centre, Drive past Bay Horse pub in Roughlee and at the end of the Horse pub in Roughlee Bay past Drive the where Barrowford into Blacko turn right through road Heritage Centre. finishes at Pendle Trail Go through Newchurch in Pendle. Turn left past Witches left Witches past Turn in Pendle. Newchurch Go through on to go straight the crossroads Lane. At Jinny down Galore Roughlee. Follow road to Barley and follow signs to Burnley. signs to and follow Barley to road Follow Turn right in front of Hudsons Ices, following the road the road of Hudsons Ices, following right in front Turn going left Downham after climb the bridge to through down the hill. On departure follow the main street to the A671 to the A671 to the main street On departure follow Chatburn. On arrival in Clitheroe follow signs for Castle and Museum Castle signs for follow On arrival in Clitheroe Whalley town. market this historic and take explore time to a and makes Clitheroe Abbey 4 miles from is just worthwhile diversion. After the Trough of Bowland turn left of Bowland Dunsop Bridge to After the Trough the village and turn right pass through and at Newton Waddington. through Pass Clitheroe. signs to following From the City Centre, turn left at Dalton Square in front in front turn left the City Centre, Square at Dalton From via the Clitheroe signs to Hall and follow of the Town of Bowland. 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