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Todmorden Hebden Bridge Mytholmroyd Todmorden Hebden Bridge Mytholmroyd Todmorden is home to Stoodley The life sized statue, Hebden Bridge, voted as the “fourth Holmes Park, which Lair of 18th century counterfeiting Also on the canalside you Pike monument, and has some of installed next to the funkiest town in the world” and sits between the Rochdale gang the ‘Cragg Vale Coiners’ , can read one of the many The the best mountain bike terrain in Memorial Gardens, has “the greatest town in Europe” is Canal and the River Calder. birthplace of the late Poet Laureate interpretation boards that tell Yorkshire with miles of bridleway gained a wide-spread full of great independent shops, Ted Hughes; Mytholmroyd is the amazing history of the networks. Explore the independent reputation for bringing many of which showcase the Blazing Saddles bike shop home to the World Dock Pudding canal. Close by is the sculpture shops & cafes, thriving markets Championships. of a crow, commemorating good luck to anybody that work of local artists. offers free bike lock hire too the work of poet Laureate and amazing architecture. gives it a friendly pat. for that much needed pit stop. Ted Hughes. Newly opened On the outskirts of the town, The steep and winding Cragg Road, the longest continuous incline in Craggies Café at Cragg Vale Just outside the town centre is Lucky Dog at a favourite stop for cyclists is 4 Stubbing Wharf Pub Centre Vale Park, where you can 3 England, leads from Mytholmroyd, Business park offers a welcome Really Centre Vale Park Stubbing Wharf Pub situated on 5 Coffee Cali cycle friendly pit stop for those enjoy crazy golf, tennis, bowling the banks of the canal. In the town winding its way up to beautiful heather-clad moorland 1,000 feet attempting Cragg Vale. and events throughout the year. there are plenty of cafes to fuel up 6 Calder Holmes Park You’ll also find The Lucky Dog, with coffee and cake, Coffee Cali above. The Dusty Miller pub by 8 Ted’s House as made famous by Derren Brown WEST CALDERDALEis cycling CYCLE friendly withMAP lots of bike 7 Blazing Saddles bike shop the side of the canal offers a warm welcome and good food. in his channel 4 TV show racks to the rear and there’s even 9 Cragg Vale Incline ‘The Experiments’. one smack in the middle of Calder Big TODMORDEN HEBDEN The Buttres to Burnley (M65) BRIDGE to Keighley MYTHOLMROYD A646 68 Centre Vale 3 s A6033 to Hebden Park Hallroyd Rd Burnley Rd 66 Bridge 68 to Oxenhope Patmos River Calde y Rd ellington Rd Heptonstall Rd Midgley Rd W St Georges Sq Birchcliffe and Keighley PBW r eld Rd 68 to Todmorden Erringden Rd Caldene Rochdale Canal Water Melbourne St Water 5 Stansfi 8 tdf Old Gate Avenue 68 Old Town Brunswick St Playing Cycle BS A646 Bridge Gate Midgley Hebden Well Ln to Hebden 68 Fields Market St Albert St Doghouse Lane Bridge 68 BLACKSHAW CP Hebden Moor d Crown St Central St Burnley Rd to Halifax Buckley i River Calder Jerusalem Hope St A646 Wood River Calder 7 Heptonstall WEST CALDERDALE CYCLE MAP Cambridge St 66 Great Farm e Hebble En Blazing New Rd Osbourne Plac Stubb Thrush Hill Rd River Colde App. Rose St Saddles Stocks 10 Halifax Rd Aquaduct Holme St Av A646 Derdale St 68 George St Station AP Shelf Rd Rochdale Canal George St Rochdale Canal 66 i Machpelah Nest Lane Cragg HEBDEN AP 68 n Guide AP Dale St Blackshaw Vale 6 Cragg Rd Water St Long Causewa Calder Road BRIDGE 5 Hebden Bridge Cycle Head Holmes Park Climb Factory Golf Club y PBW 9 AP 7 AP AP Bike AP to Halifax 66 Longfi eld Rd The Shop Daisy Brearley4 i Bicycle AP AP Fairfi eld Bank to Oxenhope Woods Den 66 River Elphin A6033 Station Rd Salford B6138 and Keighley PBW Scout Rd 66 to Hebden Bridge 68 6 tdf AP to Rochdale (M62) train station Charlestown AP 66 Water CC WEST CALDERDALE CYCLE MAP WEST 68 tdf Old Town Midgley 68 Horsehold BLACKSHAW CP Great Bride Moor Great Hebden Midgley to Burnley, M65 Stones Back Rock Jerusalem Heptonstall Farm Wood 8 AP Cornholme River Colde 10 AP Luddenden Luddenden- Cragg HEBDENVale Mytholmroyd Brearley to Oxenhope 68 Blackshaw Uppern Cock Hill 5 Hebden Bridge and Keighley Long Causewa HarleyHead EastwoodBRIDGE PBW Sowerby Bridge foot Walsden Coiners Eastwood Golf Club Moor y Wood PBW AP 7 AP Water 68 tdf Old Town 4 i AP Midgley ERRINGDEN CP Scout 68 PBW BLACKSHAW CP Moor tdf Wood Hebden Robinwood 6 AP The Rochdale Canal and Calder & Visit Tuel Lane Lock, Luddendenfoot may only Famed for the Summit The tranquility of MytholmroydAP 66 Rumourstdf of the gang’s Jerusalem Charlestown CC AP HeptonstallHebble Navigation meet at Sowerby the deepest in the be small but there’s more A646 Tunnel and the highest canal belies a murky past involving an activities reached the modestly Farm Cross Bridge and the Wharf area is the 18th centuryHorsehold counterfeiting gang, River Colde country, and the adjacent sculpture and interpretation lock in the country, Walsden Stone authorities, who sent an Flower Scar 10 11 to Halifax heart of the town’s great food and Sowerby Bridge Market. Great Bride boards by the canal-side Holmes is homeGreat to the ever-popular the ‘Cragg Vale Coiners’. This excise man named William Midgley River Elphin Luddenden magnificent drink offer, with theto Burnley Moorings, M65 Pub & StonesHill gang’s activities were said to be so HEBDEN Back Park, a couple ofSourhall pubs and a GrandmaCentreRock Pollard’s Chippy 66 Deighton to investigate. Foot 68 Blackshaw n Kitchen, Temujin Mongolian stir fry restaurant. The village of damaging that they threatened to Swillington AP 5 SowerbyHebden BridgeWo Bridgeod “fryingVale tonight” for over 50 years! Deighton was murdered and 8 Whams Long Causewa Head andBRIDGE Gabriel’s Coffee Lounge. 12 3 wreck Britain’s currency. Cornholme WharfGolf Club Luddenden on the millstone (Not open at the Busweekends) AP the subsequent reward offered Wood y AP 7 AP Park A646AP Luddenden PBW grit flanks of the valley above and the impressiveStation Gordon Rigg for information led to the arrest 4 i i ‘King’ David Hartley and his men Mytholmroyd Brearley Friendly has been a conservation area Garden Centre,Upper with everything Cock Hill of over 30 people, including usedMankinholes ironworking as a cover to clip Stoodley 66 A646 Harley since 1973 and offers some TODMORDEfrom plantsEastwoodN and greenery to crafts, ‘King David’ Hartley, who was 6 AP Eastwood the edges from gold coins,Moor milling Pike AP 66 tdf great views. home furnishings and a café. Oldroyd Top sentenced to deathSunderland and on Charlestown CC Wood the edges back so the change Monument was unnoticeable, and making April 28th 1770. PastureAP SOWERBY AP ERRINGDEN CP Scout Deacon Boulder River Calde Horsehold Jerusalem Farm Local Nature 1 Grandma Pollards Chippy counterfeitPBW coins from the shavings BRIDGE Great Bride 10 tdf Wood Clough Great Robinwood to Bacup Midgley Reserve & camp site 66 whilst returning the clipped coins Hill 68 r to Burnley, M65 Stones and Rawtenstall 2 Gordon Riggs into circulation. Wood AP Back Rock A646 11 Holmes Park AP AP Shade Lumbutts Wood 8 Cross AP Mankinholes Stone 9 Cornholme SOWERBY BRIDGE Flower Scar 11 to Halifax AP Luddenden River Elphin Luddenden Hill Gauxholme Cragg Vale Sowerby Mytholmroyd Sourhall Brearley 66 Foot Upper Centre Swillington Cock Hill Gorpley Reservoir A58 3 Vale Whams Harley Eastwood TODMORDEN CP AP PBW Moor A613 iew Withens Clough Eastwood 9 Church V Park Bus AP Wood Tuel Lane A646 n Wood Tuel Lane Lock Old C Station Reservoir APCroft i HEBDENN Deepest a Friendly ws l St A58 e Canal ERRINGDEN CP in the y Scout 66 A646 PBW 66 UK 12 Wharf Mankinholes Stoodley ROYD CP River Rybur Rochdale Cana tdf WoodTODMORDEN Robinwood Market T n 1 Pike Hollins Mill Lane ower Hill Oldroyd Top Gaddings Dam Sunderland Calder & Hebble Navigatio Old Cawsey AP Monument A646 66 MAP KEY Pasture SOWERBY River Calde Cross AP 66 Deacon Boulder Stone BRIDGE Triangle Flower Scar 11 to Halifax Clough River Elphin 66 Hill Lower to Bacup 66 NationalLuddenden Cycle Network Route 66 68 r Hill Walsden AP Langfi eld Common Hollins andr Rawtenstall Wood Sourhall 66 Holmes Road Foot 68 Centre Swillington River Calde Shade Lumbutts AP Vale Whams AP Mankinholes 3 9 Rough Bus AP Jubilee 68 National Cycle Network Route 68 Park A646 Wood Rooms Norland Station Station Rd Gauxholme Cragg VTualerley Holes and Higher Sowerby Hey i Leisure Friendly Moor 68 st St Centre Wood We Walsden House Moor Victoria Road Gorpley Reservoir PBW 66 A6462 TODMORDEN Mankinholes Stoodley A58 Pennine Bridleway TODMORDEN CP AP PBW Moor Oldroyd Top Pike Withens Clough Sunderland n Monument 68 Reservoir Pasture SOWERBY HEBDENN Access Point River Calde Warland A58 AP Deacon AP Boulder BRIDGEAP ROYD CP visitcalderdale.com Clough Reservoir River Rybur to Bacup 66 Hill r tdf 1 68 Gaddings Dam Bottomley and Rawtenstall Wood Shade Lumbutts MAP KEY 1 Points of Interest AP tdf AP Mankinholes 66 Triangle 9 Knoll 66 National Cycle Network Route 66 Walsden Gauxholme Cragg Vale tdf 2014AP Tour De France RoutSowerbye Langfi eld Common Hill Warland 68 Gorpley Reservoir Noon B6138 TODMORDEN CP AP PBW Withens Clough 68 National Cycle Network Route 68 Hill Light Hazzles Rough 68 Railway Station 66 Norland Reservoir n Reservoir White Holme Hey HEBDENN AP Turley Holes and Higher Moor Barkisland Walsden A58Shore Moor House Moor Reservoir Wood Ripponden ROYD CP PBW Pennine Bridleway 2 Tourist Information Centre Moor River Rybur PBW tdf 1 i tdf Gaddings Dam A6033 MAP KEY to Littleborough, Access Point Easy Flat Cycling Warland Rochdale and 66 AP AP to Littleborough, Ripponden to Rochdale Triangle Reservoir Rochdale and M62 and M62 National Cycle Network Route 66 tdf 66 Walsden AP Langfi eld Common The Calderdale West CycleBottomley Map highlights in pink 1 Points of Interest the areas that offer easy fl at cycling.
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