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To help you and other participants enjoy events to the full, • Please be sensitive to residents, landowners and grazing animals. please bear the following in mind: • In exceptional circumstances, the leaders may feel it is necessary to cancel the event (e.g. inclement weather, ill health) or ask • Please come suitably equipped. We would recommend people not to participate (e.g. unsuitably equipped). Please sturdy footwear, waterproofs, hats/suncream, bus fare and accept the leader’s advice…they want to keep you all safe. drinks/snacks as a minimum. Check each event for specific • During the event try to always keep visual contact with the leader recommendations. or back-up. • Please let your event leader know of any medical conditions that • Leaders may introduce and give you a briefing about the event may affect your enjoyment of the activity. before setting off explaining terrain/obstacles etc. Please take • Leaders are responsible for guiding their whole party of which any advice the leaders provide. you are a part and, as such, you are subject to the leaders’ • If you would like to drop out of an event at any time decisions made for the good of the party as a whole. please let the leader or back-up know before leaving. • All events are undertaken at your own risk. You are responsible • You will be able to get to most events’ starting points for yourself, children, equipment or dogs (check event details by public transport. Please plan your journey to get to and, if dogs allowed, always keep on leads please). The the start in plenty of time. organisers and leaders cannot accept responsibility for loss or • If arriving by car, please park with damage to personal property and injury however caused. consideration to local residents. • Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times, be well-socialised with • Duration of events are only approximate other dogs and happy with families with young children. depending on the speed of the group. thursday 23/08/18, sunday 27/08/18 & thursday 30/08/18 saturday 08/09/18 1 2 3 Walk and Ride Boost! 4 National Navigation Award Start: Staups Lea Farm, Staups Lane, Nr Blackshaw Head, - Bronze Award PART 1 OL14 8RR Start: Visitor Centre, Rakewood Road, Duration: 4 miles 10:00-13:00 (Gentle) Littleborough OL15 0AQ Boost your enjoyment of the South Pennines Walk and Ride Duration: 4/5 Miles 09:30-17:00 (Moderate) Festival by coming along to this fantastic session where you Provides the candidates with the basic skills of map selection, will have the opportunity to learn more about getting out in the symbol interpretation, scale, orientation, use of handrails, distance Pennine hills. The session is aimed at a wide range of people estimation, compass skills, planning and safety procedures. from beginners and families to ‘Walk and Ride’s’ more seasoned Course spans over two days, second day on 09/09/18 veterans. The session will be on foot (although still relevant to Tel 01254 704898 Telephone for booking form - Joining cyclists) and will start the season gently stretching your legs instructions sent when booking form returned. around the beautiful Stansfield moor. The exact route of our walk Cost: £66 inc certificate and course registration will be gauged according to participants on the day but will not be arduous as focus will be on preparation for and participation in a day out in the South Pennines. Your leader Amy of Splat training is 5 Reaps, Hameldon and Gorple a qualified and experienced Mountain Leader and will be on hand Start: Clough Foot Carpark, Widdop to answer all manner of questions about what you should bring Duration: 9 Miles 10:00-17:00 (Severe) and what events will be most suitable for you. The day will be very relaxed and informal and start and finish at the Splat training Clough Foot to Reaps Cross, Hoar Side Moor, Black Hameldon classroom where tea and biscuits will be obligatory! We hope (refreshments stop) Hare Stones, Dicken Rocks and Gorple that you will find it a useful day whether you Reservoirs Cost: bus fare are a seasoned walk and rider or you have never stepped foot or pedal on . 6 FLY! The South Pennines It’s all about boosting your fun! Kite Festival Kite-making workshop Contact [email protected] Start: Piece Hall, Halifax, HX1 1RE Duration: 10:30-15:00 Join us at The Piece Hall for the Halifax Heritage Festival celebrations. Learn about stories of years gone by in a special oral history exhibition and join one of the guided heritage tours. Families can get involved in creative workshops - have a go at making your own kite to fly today or at FLY! The South Pennines Kite Festival or make a vegetable creature before potato printing a scene to go with them. Booking may be required, visit thepiecehall.co.uk/whats-on Cost: vegetable workshop £3, Kite workshop donations welcome saturday 08/09/18 7 A Different Perspective Start: Meet at canal towpath, at the side of High Corn Mill just off Mill Bridge Nearest postcode BD23 1NJ. From town centre, head towards top of High St near Holy Trinity Church, turn left to Mill Bridge. There are some steps down to towpath that leads to woods Duration: 2 miles 10:30-12:30 (Gentle) Discover the woods through your senses on this family walk with fun, hands-on activities. Led by forest school leader Annie Berrington from Get Out More CIC. Free event but places must be booked in advance. Visit www.getoutmorecic.co.uk/events

8 Todmorden Open Studios Trail Start: Todmorden Tourist Information centre OL14 7BU Duration: Variable 7.5 miles in total - 11:00-17:00 (Gentle) 29TH SEPTEMBER 2018 Use our map and brochure to plan your own self guided walking trail around The Todmorden Open Studios event this weekend. Stroll around art exhibitions in the town centre or head for the hills 11:00-17:00 to visit outlying artists studios. See brochure for venues offering Hunter Hill disabled access. Not suitable for dogs also taking place on the 09/09/18 between Wainstalls and Mixenden Halifax 9 Photo Treasure Hunt Walk HX2 8 Start: Jumbles Car Park, off Bradshaw Road, Bolton BL2 4JS Bring your own water bottle, your own kites and teddy for parachute drop or Duration: 4 miles 13:00-15:30 (Moderate) make a kite on the day. Limited parking on site. Walk through History - fossilized tree, village stocks, Pill Box Keep an eye on our web pages and social media for transport options. and much more on the West to Turton Tower www.walkandridefestival.co.uk returning through the ancient village of Chapeltown. Suitable www.handmadeparade.co.uk for all ages, children must be accompanied by adult. Visit or follow us on Facebook @FLYKiteFestival www.westpennineway.org, contact Christine on 07854 260947 WWW.WALKANDRIDEFESTIVAL.CO.UK saturday 08/09/18 saturday 08/09/18 10 Castleshaw Roman Forts 13 ‘Through the Lens’ Start: Public Car Park Waterworks Road, next to Castleshaw Photographic Exhibition Outdoor Centre, Delph, OL3 5LZ Start: The ‘Hub@, Skipton Town Hall, High Street, Skipton, Duration: 1/2 Mile 14:00-15:45 (Gentle/Moderate) BD23 1AH Guided tour of site - setting of two roman forts on the Chester Duration: Running throughout the Walk & Ride Festival during - York military road. Including 2014-2017 excavation results. No opening hours 10:00-17:00 Monday-Sunday wheelchair access, rough ground, no toilets See description for event number 11

11 ‘Through the Lens’ 14 The Overgate Hospice Midnight Walk Photographic Exhibition Start: North Bridge Leisure Centre, North Bridge Street, Start: Marsden Mechanics, Peel Street, Marsden, , Halifax HX3 6TE HD7 6BW Duration: 7 or 13 miles - Midnight-02:00 up to 06:00 (Moderate) Duration: Running throughout the Walk & Ride Festival during This dog and family friendly walk takes in a 7 or 13 mile route opening hours around , with refreshments en-route and a goodie bag A beautiful collection of photographs taken from this year’s at the finish line!Car sharing advised, parking available at ‘Through the Lens’ competition entries. The exhibition aims to show North Bridge (circular route) Register online at visitors the magic of the South Pennines, captured on camera. www.overgatehospice.org.uk or call 01422 387121 Cost: £15 Photographs to include our iconic landscape, its wildlife, its people and the events that take place here in the South Pennines.

12 ‘Through the Lens’ Photographic Exhibition Start: Visitor Information Centre, Butler’s Wharf, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8AF Duration: Running throughout the Walk & Ride Festival during opening hours 10:00-17:00 Monday-Sunday See description for event number 11

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF EVENTS, AND ALL EVENT UPDATES VISIT WWW.WALKANDRIDEFESTIVAL.CO.UK sunday 09/09/18 sunday 09/09/18 15 Shibden Valley Explorer 17 Men’s Memories Walk Start: Shidben Hall Upper Car Park, Pay and Display, on Shibden Start: The Old Library, Waterfoot, Rossendale. BB4 7AW Park Road, Halifax. Nearest Post Code HX3 6XG Duration: 5 1/2 miles 10:00-14:00 (Moderate) Duration: 15 miles - Meet from 09:30am for a 10:00 start. From Waterfoot around the Valley and back. Walk open (Moderate) to ‘Men’. This is a walk for Men to share a special memory with An moderate morning’s exploration of the bridleways around the group. Men are encouraged to bring along a image or object the beautiful Shibden Valley with members of the RSF Off-Road which holds a special memory for themselves. Along the walk Cycle Club (www.rsf.org.uk). Possible refreshment stop en route. each Man will be encouraged to share their image and their The RSF (Rough Stuff Fellowship) is probably the oldest memories. Email [email protected] established Off-Road Cycling Club in the World having been founded in 1955. We run an extensive programme of guided off-road cycle rides for all abilities which can be viewed on 18 The ups and downs of the Calder Valley our website: www.rsf.org.uk Start: Bus station HD6 1AP For further details contact Rob Newton 07941 757685 Duration: 7/8 miles - 10:15-15:15 (Moderate) Assistance dogs only. Family friendly. Circular walk. Bring a 16 National Navigation Award - packed lunch and drinks. Ring leader on 07718 009120 Bronze Award PART 2 Start: Hollingworth Lake Visitor Centre, Rakewood Road, 19 Littleborough Circular Littleborough OL15 0AQ Start: The White House (lower car park), Halifax Road, Duration: 4/5 Miles - 09:30-17:00 (Moderate) Blackstone Edge, Littleborough, OL15 0LG Provides the candidates with the basic skills of map selection, Duration: 10 miles - 10:30-15:30 (Moderate) symbol interpretation, scale, orientation, use of handrails, A circular walk doing a section of the Pennine Way to Warland Reservoir distance estimation, compass skills, planning and safety (lunch stop) then return via Chelburn Moor and Castle Clough. No procedures. Course spans over two days, first day on 08/09/18 children. Far reaching views on mostly good paths with few stiles. Tel 01254 704898 Telephone for booking form - Joining instructions sent when booking form returned. Cost: £66 inc certificate and course registration 20 Todmorden Open Studios Trail Start: Todmorden Tourist Information centre OL14 7BU Duration: Variable 7.5 miles in total - 11:00-17:00 (Gentle) Use our map and brochure to plan your own self guided walking trail around The Todmorden Open Studios event this weekend. Stroll around art exhibitions in the town centre or head for the hills to visit outlying artists studios. See brochure for venues offering disabled access. Not suitable for dogs also taking place on the 08/09/18 To maintain events in this park, please DONATE today. sunday 09/09/18 WHAT S ON AT 21 Nordic Walk & Talk - Australian Family’s ’ 7-year Experience in State of Qatar Start: Bowling Pavilion, Dunwood Park, Smallbrook Road, TOWNELEY Shaw, OL2 7UR HERITAGE AND WOODLAND DAY Duration: 4.5 miles - 11:00-14:30 (Moderate) th Unusual and interesting chance to learn about the Middle East. SUNDAY SEPT 9 12–4pm 2018 Expected time 40 minutes. Children, families/adults welcome. Then borrow our Nordic Walking poles for sociable walk, suitable for beginners, with expert qualified Nordic Walking instructors Jean and John.

22 Towneley Heritage & Woodland Day Start: Towneley Hall, Burnley Duration: 12:00-16:00 Dozens of activities for all the family showcasing woodlands and heritage: traditional woodland crafts, working horses, funfair, forest school, birds of prey display, archaeology, bands and re-enactment. Woodland heritage, traditional skills, family activities

23 A Stroll Around Stacksteads Start: Stacksteads car park, Rose n Bowl, Newchurch Road, Stacksteads OL13 0UG Duration: 4 miles 14:00-16:00 (Gentle) A dog friendly and family walk. View sculptures, parks and gardens around Stacksteads, including the Greenway, Rosemount and the path of history. light refreshments provided Phone 07876 844263

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Springwood Nurseries monday 10/09/18 monday 10/09/18 24 Two Towers Walk 27 Health Walk Start: Outside Hare & Hounds, Holcombe Brook, BL0 9RY Start: Car Park, Carlisle Street, Meltham Duration: 11 miles 09:00-15:00 (Moderate) Duration: 10 : 00-11:30 Includes, streams, woods, fields and moorland, remains of Grants Health walk exploring the local area followed by a cuppa in a local Tower on one side of the Irwell Valley, then spectacular views café. Contact Patrice on 01484 851498 or 07779 036788 for more from the top of Peel Tower on the other. Bring packed lunch. information. www..gov.uk/walking Possible to leave the walk half way round at Also on the 17th September. Visit www.westpennineway.org, contact Christine on 07854 260947 28 Marsden Nordic Walk 25 Walking the ‘West Pennine Way’ Start: Marsden National Trust, Old Goods Yard Station Road, Walk 1 of 6 Marsden Duration: 10:15-12:30 (Gentle) Start: Rivington Hall Barn - Rivington. Just north of , Try walking the Nordic way. We will lend you a set of poles and east of Adlington you too can feel the benefits of using your upper body to make Duration: 12-15 miles 09:30-16:30 (Moderate) walking a breeze, even up the hills! For more information and to Walking The West Pennine Way over 6 days with Mick Chatham book a pair of poles contact the office on 01484 847016. - a new 47 mile circular route. The main day’s walking will be www. kirklees.gov.uk/walking Also on the 17th September. circular walks on the West Pennine Way returning on stretch of Witton Weavers Way. A certificate will be issued to all who 29 Langfield Common Heritage Walk complete all 6 sections. For more information call 07792709198 Start: Todmorden train station (OL14 6DN) To Hebden Bridge 26 to Porters Gate train station (HX7 6JE) Duration: 10 miles 10:30-15:30 (Moderate) Start: Padiham Leisure Centre, Station Road, , A high-level linear heritage walk that traces the boundary of BB12 8AD Langfield Common above Todmorden, visiting packhorse tracks, Duration: 11 miles 10:00-16:00 a corpse road, milestones , boundary stones and a medieval deer to top of on an old pack horse route. park. Some rough ground involved. Back down past Hapton Tower then down to Bentley Green and Padiham Greenway to finish.

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF EVENTS, AND ALL EVENT UPDATES VISIT WWW.WALKANDRIDEFESTIVAL.CO.UK monday 10/09/18 tuesday 11/09/18 30 Moorland Sling Walk 33 The Burnley Way round Start: Staups Lea Farm, Staups Lane, Higher Eastwood, Start: village cross roads, Hare and Hounds/Sun Inn, Todmorden, OL14 8RR, Plenty of parking available, bus route BB10 3QH doesn’t reach the farm Duration: 7 miles 10:00-16:00 with stops (Moderate) Duration: 3 miles 11:00-14:00 (Gentle) , Haggate Lane bottom. Briercliffe and Ertwhistle are Come along for a pleasant amble with your babe in arms, bring sun hats some of the interesting places visited on the Burnley Way with a or bobble hats for you and baby and protect yourselves from whatever little history thrown in as well. weather we end up with on the day. I will teach you some map reading skills and what to carry and hopefully you will leave with a little more confidence in getting out there with bambino. Call 07796 872170 34 Lady Blantyre’s Rock Start: Bingley Railway Station, Wellington Street, Bingley, BD16 31 Walk and Talk Club 2NA Car parking next to Station (Fee payable) Duration: 7 miles 10:00-14:00 (Moderate) Start: Queen’s Road Neighbourhood Centre, Queen’s Road, Halifax, HX1 4NE On this walk we pass a place which was of great importance to the old religion of the druids and a monument to a mill owner who Duration: 13:00 - 15:00 (Gentle/Moderate) was genuinely concerned about the welfare of his employees. Also on the 17th September. 35 RSF Off-Road Cycle Ride 32 Wainhouse Wander ‘Saddleworth Circuits’ Start: Meet at Tesco King Cross car park, Halifax. Start: Lime Kiln Cafe, Brownhill Visitor Centre, - on the Duration: 4 miles 13:00-15:00 (Gentle) Huddersfield Canal. Nearest Post Code for Sat Nav:OL3 5NW A gentle 4 mile circular walk taking in the grounds of Wainhouse Tower Duration: 2 x12 miles morning (10:00 for a 10:30 start) and and the surrounding area in Skircoat and King Cross. A chance to meet afternoon (13:00 for a 13:30 start) rides duration 2 hours each. new people and enjoy some local facts and history provided by our walk (Gentle) leader. Suitable for all abilities, part of the HCI Walk and Talk initiative. A gentle, mainly off-road exploration of the Saddleworth countryside with members of the RSF Off-Road Cycling Club (www.rsf.org.uk). Suitable for beginners. If riding with us all day lunch will be back at the Lime Kiln Cafe. Expect to be back from the afternoon ride around 4pm. Two Guided Off-Road Cycle Rides - morning and afternoon (or both). Suitable for beginners. If coming by car please park in the canal-side car park, off Wool Road (A670) Phone Rob Newton 07941 757685 tuesday 11/09/18 tuesday 11/09/18 36 Holmfirth Nordic Walk 40 Back to the Fells! Fell running Taster Start: Holmfirth Sands Recreation Ground (outside the pool), Start: Mytholmroyd Community Centre, Caldene Avenue, HX7 8AF Huddersfield Road, Holmfirth Duration: 4.5 miles 18:30 (Moderate) Duration: 10 : 00-11:30 Have you ever wondered what fell running is all about? Find out Try walking the Nordic way. We will lend you a set of poles and if you with a friendly, supportive group running in our beautiful Pennine arrive at 9.30am there is a half hour practice session before the main landscape. If you are able to run or jog 4mls/6km or you go to walk. The walk will be followed by a cuppa in a local café. Contact the gym regularly to keep up a level of fitness then please come Christine on 07715566816 for more information and to book a set of along and join us! Wear your grippiest trainers and remember to poles. www.kirklees.gov.uk/walking also on the 18th September bring an extra layer for the moors! And do stop for a drink with us afterwards in the Shoulder of Mutton. 37 Health Walk 41 Pop Out Walk Start: Leisure Centre (meet outside the Sports hall entrance), New Street, Slaithwaite, HD7 5AB Start: St George’s Square, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8ET Duration: 10:30-11:30 Duration: 2.5 miles 18:30-19:30 (Moderate) A health walk exploring the local area followed by a cuppa in a This walk is designed to encourage people to pop out after work local café. For more information contact Colin on 01484 841389. for a walk in our lovely countryside. The walk will www.kirklees.gov.uk/walking also on the 18th September start with a steep climb into the woods that surround the town. The ground is uneven and may be muddy after rain, so stout 38 Honley Health Walk footwear is necessary. Start: Honley Library (meet outside the entrance), West Avenue, It is not suitable for pushchairs. Honley, HD9 6HF Dogs will need to be on a lead. Duration: 11:30-12:30 A health walk exploring the local area. For more information contact Peter 01484 321506. www.kirklees.gov.uk/walking also on the 18th September

39 Meltham Health Walk Start: Meet in car park on Carlisle Street, Meltham Duration: 13:30-14:30 A health walk exploring the local area followed by a cuppa in a local café. For more information contact Ann on 07779936026. www.kirklees.gov.uk/walking also on the 18th September wednesday 12/09/18 wednesday 12/09/18 42 Walking the ‘West Pennine Way’ 45 Littleborough Walk Walk 2 of 6 Start: Littleborough Railway Station, Littleborough OL15 8AF Start: car park at Tockholes by Vaughn’s Country café, Duration: 5 miles 10:30-14:00 (Moderate) Roddlesworth Information Centre, Tockholes Road, Tockholes, This walk crosses one of the quietest stretches of Littleborough’s BB3 0PA . Parts of the walk are wet and rough underfoot. Duration: 12-15 miles 09:30-16:30 (Moderate) No children. Not suitable for disabled people. WPW including a short stretch of Witten Weavers Way Please bring packed lunch and drinks. See event 25 for further details. Email [email protected] if any further information is required. 43 No Cat’ in Well 46 Marsden National Trust Health Walk Start: Millenium car park, Luddenden Lane, Luddenden. HX2 6PE Duration: 12 miles 10:00-16:00 (Severe) Start: National Trust office (near the train station), Old Goods Yard, Station Road, Marsden, HD7 6DH A lovely circuit of the Luddendean Valley visiting many historical points of interest. Dogs allowed on leads. Suitable for families Duration: 10:45-12:30 with older children with endurance! A health walk exploring the local area. Contact the office on 01484 847016. 44 Walk and Talk with Warren www.kirklees.gov.uk/walking Start: 45 Southgate, at the Bandstand, HX5 0DF Duration: 3 miles 10:15-12:30 (Gentle) Visit a local nature reserve - Cromwell Bottom - birds, bees, trees, pond life, wild flowers, family friendly, easy access Donations welcome for CREW heart support group WWW.PENNINEPROSPECTS.CO.UK WORKING IN AND FOR THE SOUTH PENNINES FOR A THRIVING AND RESILIENT ECONOMY, A SPACE FOR EVERYONE AND A LANDSCAPE FOR THE FUTURE thursday 13/09/18 friday 14/09/18 47 The Bronte Way to Gawthorpe 49 Walking the ‘West Pennine Way’ Start: Barden Mill Marina, Barden Lane, Burnley, BB12 0DX Walk 3 of 6 Duration: 11 miles 09:45-16:00 (Moderate) Start: Rough lay-by at Pick-up-Bank Height, one mile north east Bronte Way, along the straight mile to Weavers Triangle, Ighten of Hoddlesden Manor and . Return via Burnley Way and an old Duration: 12-14 miles 09:30-16:00 (Moderate) ginny track past wood carvings to the Marina bistro. Refreshment Covering a stretch of the Rossendale Way. See event 25 for stops en route and also at end. further details.

48 Above and around Shore, 50 Woodland Wellbeing Walk, Ilkley Calderbrook and Chelburn Start: Meet outside Ilkley train station on Railway Road, Start: Roadside parking at Lydgate, LS29 8HF Blackstone Edge Old Road, Littleborough, OL15 0LQ Duration: 2.5 miles 10:30-13:00 (Moderate) Duration: 7.5 miles 11:00-15:00 (Moderate) A mindful walk on Ilkley Moor for adults. A moderate walk with This circular walk follows parts of the and engaging exercises to connect with nature, reduce stress and feel Way. We drop into Littleborough and head towards more positive. Some steep hills. No dogs. No children. Clough and pass by the foot of Stansford Hill and climb Ringing Free event but places must be booked in advance. Potts towards Summit. Crossing the A6033 we Visit www.getoutmorecic.co.uk/events go above Chelburn Reservoir across the A58 and return to Lydgate via Stormer Hill. No children. Fantastic upland views 51 Holmfirth Health Walk with good paths with inclines. (Upperthong circular) Walk leader Maurine Rush Start: Holmfirth Civic Centre, Huddersfield Road, Tel: 07907 135524 Holmfirth HD9 3AS Duration: 10.45- 12:30 Upperthong circular. A steady climb on a track up to the ancient village of Upperthong returning to Holmfirth via a wooded clough. Rewarding views of the countryside around Holmfirth and of Holme Moss. No stiles. John: 07956 505808 Carol: 01484 661866

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF EVENTS, AND ALL EVENT UPDATES VISIT WWW.WALKANDRIDEFESTIVAL.CO.UK saturday 15/09/18 saturday 15/09/18 52 Guided walk using 906 Bus 54 Walking in the Wake of Emily Bronte Widdop Gate to Gibson Mill Start: Train Station Start: Hebden Bridge Train station Duration: 14.5 miles 10:00-17:00 (Severe) Duration: 3 miles - 11.00-13:15 (Gentle/Moderate) A hearty yomp across the wild moorland Emily loved to roam high Meet for the bus at the train station. Optional 1 mile add on (heads above and Oxenhope. The route takes in Top Withins, down and along the track to Midgehole car park for 906 bus back Alcomden Stones and Ponden Hall. Some boggy areas so good to Hebden). A short walk in woodland and following the route of an footwear essential. Well behaved dogs are welcome. A walk for old railway line used to build local reservoirs. Gibson Mill, a National experienced walkers only. Please bring a packed lunch and plenty Trust property, with facilities and refreshments available at the to drink. Signed copies of Michael Stewart’s new book ‘Ill Will’ will Weaving Shed cafe. Option 1- head back up hill up the stone steps to be available to purchase after the walk. end at the Clough Hole car park, catching the 906 bus back or option [email protected] 2 - add a mile onto the walk by following a wide track that contours along through woodland to Midgehole car park to catch the 906 bus. 55 Marsden Poetry Trail moorland hike The route can be muddy so grippy footwear advisable. Some steep steps. Please contact [email protected] Start: Marsden Mechanics Institute, Peel Street, Marsden, Cost: Bus fare £1.80 approx each way Huddersfield, HD7 6BW Duration: 9.5 miles 10:00-16:00 (Moderate) 53 Marsden Walking Weekend A poetry-themed hike taking in towpaths, hills and open moorland. Walk leader and local artist and poet, David Coldwell, Start: A series of walks over the weekend, full itinerary to follow but the will introduce you to a range poets and poems at specific points first walk will be leaving Marsden Mechanics at 10 am. on the Saturday. on the trail. Search online: ‘Halfwayhike Marsden Poetry Trail’ for Duration: 10:00 running all weekend. Mixed distances (varied) more info. A weekend of walks, talks, outdoorsy stalls, film and food. Organised Email us at [email protected] by Marsden Walkers are Welcome. A mix of walk terrains and lengths. A so we can gauge numbers before the day. great choice of guided walks: from woodland to moorland, both shorter Note: other walk events happening and more challenging. Family-friendly walks included. Stalls from a in Marsden that weekend – host of community and ‘outdoorsy’ organisations and vendors. A short see Facebook / MarsdenWAW mountain trike ramble with Experience Community. Evening food, music for more info. Cost: Free but a and film in The Mechanics. Note: there will be a mix of ticketed (paid) discretionary donation on the and free activities. Full details will be on our Facebook Page : day to WAW funds is encouraged. www.facebook.com/events/446176269185978/ And on our website: marsdenwalkersarewelcome.org Cost: most walks are free but a discretionary donation on the day to WAW funds is encouraged.

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF EVENTS, AND ALL EVENT UPDATES VISIT WWW.WALKANDRIDEFESTIVAL.CO.UK saturday 15/09/18 saturday 15/09/18 56 59 Castleshaw Roman Forts Start: Ogden Reservoir car park, Ogden Road, , Start: Public car park - Waterworks Road, next to Castleshaw Rochdale, OL16 3TQ Outdoor Centre, Delph, Saddleworth OL3 5LZ Duration: 8 miles 10:30-14:30 (Moderate) Duration: 1/2 mile 14:00-15:45 (Gentle/Moderate) The walk leaves the Piethorne Valley and explores the paths Guided tour of site - setting of two roman forts on Chester - of Crompton Moor which is made up of a variety of habitats York military road. Including 2014-2017 excavation results. No including open moorland, plantation pine woodland and dramatic wheelchair acces, rough ground, no toilets quarries. Fine Pennine views are to be had and the walking is on mostly well established trails. No children. Walk leader Dave Kay (Rochdale Ramblers) tel:07944 088699 60 Deerhill Guided Walk Start: Marsden Mechanics Institute, Peel Street, Marsden, 57 Pop out Walk, Longfield Hamlet Huddersfield, HD7 6BW Duration: 6.5 miles 14:00-17:00 (Moderate/Severe) Start: Todmorden Town Hall, Bridge Street, OL14 5AQ Front entrance Some steep ascents and descents. Explore the north-facing high Duration: 2 miles 12:00-13:00 (Moderate) ground east of Marsden. Great views over Halifax, Huddersfield A walk along the canal towpath, on lanes and tracks with a short and Emley Moor. stretch of woodland and field paths. There are several stiles to Email [email protected] so we can gauge numbers cross. Great views. Point of interest including a Quaker graveyard. before the day. Note: other walking events happening in Marsden that weekend – see Facebook / MarsdenWAW for 58 Words and Walking for the Mind more info. Cost: Free but a discretionary donation on the day – Poetry in Motion to WAW funds is encouraged. Start: Meet in Marsden Library, Marsden Mechanics Hall, 61 Night on the Edge 21-23 Peel Street, Marsden, HD7 6BW Duration: 14:00-16:00 (Gentle) Start: Car park below White House pub on A58, Halifax Road, Blackstone Edge, Littleborough, OL15 0LG Poetry in motion. Immerse yourself in nature – appreciate the local area physically, mentally and emotionally including a nature Duration: 3 miles 19:15-21:30 (Moderate) reserve in Marsden, appreciate the physical environment, listen Dusk to night walk on Blackstone Edge. We walk to the trig point to some local poetry to lift your spirits, then over a cuppa, spend at 472m. Gentle ascent of nearly 100m. Uneven terrain, gates. some time listening, sharing and discussing poems about the Booking essential. Headlamp essential. No dogs. local landscape. To book a place please contact Elaine on [email protected] Cost: Free 01484 519053 or [email protected]

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF EVENTS, AND ALL EVENT UPDATES VISIT WWW.WALKANDRIDEFESTIVAL.CO.UK sunday 16/09/18 sunday 16/09/18 62 Marsden Walking Weekend 64 Bronte Mountain Bike Challenge Start: A series of walks over the weekend, full itinerary to follow Start: Oxenhope Community Centre, Oxenhope, BD22 9LH but the first walk will be leaving Marsden Mechanics at 10:00 Duration: Four different routes – 35 miles, 28 miles, 22 miles and on the Saturday 15 miles, 9.00am, (varied) Duration: 10:00 15 September and running all weekend. Grade varies, from the extremely difficult 35 mile route to the Mixed distances (varied) gentle, family friendly 15 mile route. The Bronte Mountain Bike A weekend of walks, talks, outdoorsy stalls, film and food. Challenge, sponsored by All Terrain Cycles, is a popular event Organised by Marsden Walkers are Welcome. A mix of walk with routes suitable for all standards of mountain bike and terrains and lengths. * A great choice of guided walks: from cyclo-cross rider, set upon the Pennine Moors. All entry fees go woodland to moorland, both shorter and more challenging * towards supporting Sue Ryder’s Manorlands Hospice care in the Family-friendly walks included * Stalls from a host of community local area 2-7 hours (depending on time competitor takes to and ‘outdoorsy’ organisations and vendors * A short mountain complete route) trike ramble with Experience Community * Evening food, music Entry can be booked online at www.sueryder.org/ and film in The Mechanics * Note: there will be a mix of ticketed get-involved/events/all-events/2018/september/bronte- (paid) and free activities. Full details will be on our Facebook mountain-bike-challenge Cost: £25 Entry or £15 depending Page: www.facebook.com/events/446176269185978/ And on on challenge our website: marsdenwalkersarewelcome.org Cost: most walks are free but a discretionary donation on the 65 An Introduction to Hill Walking day to WAW funds is encouraged. in the Calder Valley 63 Cycle ride to Start: The Rescue Post, Thrush Hill Road, Mytholmroyd, HX7 5AQ Start: Bull Green Car Park Duration: 4 miles 09:45-13:45 (Moderate) (Opposite Wetherspoons ‘Barum Top’), Halifax A practical introduction to map reading with members from Duration: 60 miles 6 hours 08:45-14:45 (Moderate/Severe) Calder Valley Search and Rescue Team, so you can start enjoying A hilly road cycle ride with a mid-morning coffee stop at Scar Top; the hills safely. In this 4 hour beginners’ session we will cover: option to return home for around lunchtime under the guidance Basic map features, simple route planning and what to take with of an experienced rider. Otherwise carry onto Foulridge returning you on a day walk in the local area. Please bring: walking boots / by late afternoon. Route may change on the day depending on shoes with a grippy sole, small rucksack containing: waterproof weather and participants. facebook.com/groups/ctccalderdale jacket & trousers (if you have them), a hat, a spare warm layer, for information. Averaging 10 – 12 mph ride speed, depending on snacks and a drink the hills, so we can chat and enjoy the scenery. We will not leave Advance booking only via [email protected] anyone behind. Bring lunch, snacks and drinks or money for stops.

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF EVENTS, AND ALL EVENT UPDATES VISIT WWW.WALKANDRIDEFESTIVAL.CO.UK sunday 16/09/18 66 From Portsmouth to Holme - and back Start: Roebuck, Burnley Road, Portsmouth, Cornholme, Todmorden, OL14 8PY Duration: 7 miles 10:30-16:30 (Moderate/Severe) Walking the Burnley Way to above the Irwell Valley, onto the Ram Inn then over ‘The Scouts’. Back to the Roebuck for refreshments. Keighley Walking 67 Saddleworth Saunter Start: Between The Kingfisher pub and Tesco, A635 Chew Valley Festival Road, Greenfield (park in Chapel Road, off Chew Valley Road), OL3 7AE Duration: 8.5 miles 5 hours 10:30-15:30 (Gentle/Moderate) 1 7 t h - 2 3 r d S e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 8 A wide variety of scenery – riverside, bridleways, field paths, woodland, quiet lanes and towpath. Dogs allowed on leads. A wide and varied range of walks taking 68 Art From Nature taking inspiration from Andy Goldsworthy place throughout the week catering for all Start: The Artworks, Shaw Lane, Halifax, HX3 9ET abilities and ages. Park strolls to Duration: 12:30-14:00 demanding hikes in the hills surrounding A family workshop exploring 2D & 3D drawing & collage techniques using natural, recycled and man-made materials, led Keighley. by Sarah O’Boyle. All resources provided. You might like to go for a walk before the event and bring inspiration from what you find Look out for further information and such as photographs (but please be aware of picking up anything unsavory – critters, monsters and ‘mud’). Visit our Open Studios publicity nearer the time or email and other activities. via Artworks website Cost: donation monday 17/09/18 [email protected] for further details 69 Walking the ‘West Pennine Way’ Walk 4 of 6 Start: Meet in lay-by on B6214 north of Ramsbottom Duration: 12-15 miles 09:30 -16:00 (Moderate) See event 25 for further details. monday 17/09/18 wednesday 19/09/18 70 Dementia-friendly Towpath Walk 73 Ogden Water to Haworth Start: Copley Lane Bridge, Copley, HX3 0UF. Meet at the canal Start: Ogden Water car park, off the A629 Keighley Road. Nearest towpath by the bridge. Post Code for Sat Nav: HX2 8XZ Duration: 2.5 miles 12:00-15:00 (Gentle) Duration: 25 miles. Meet from 9.30am for a 10am start Dementia-friendly walk open to all including dogs. Follow the 10.00 -16:00 (Moderate) canal path to the Watermill pub at Salterhebble (via the halfway A moderate off-road ride to Haworth for lunch with members of the point at Salterhebble Locks). Time for you to buy and enjoy a RSF Off-Road Cycling Club returning via bridleways, part of the relaxed lunch - returning to Copley when everyone is ready. The Great Northern Railway Trail and quiet country lanes. Not suitable towpath is a well-maintained generally level tarmac surface except for beginners. Adults only. for approx 50 metres of cobbles with a short slope at Salterhebble For further details contact Rob Newton on 07941 757685 Lock and a short slope from canal to street at the Watermill. Seats provided between Salterhebble Locks and The Watermill. We have a minibus available to convey people who don’t wish to do 74 Walking the ‘West Pennine Way’ the whole walk (minibus can call at Copley Bridge, Salterhebble Walk 5 of 6 Locks, and the Watermill pub). Start: Jumbles Country Park just west of A676 For further details please contact June on 01422 706373 Duration: 12-15 miles 09:30-16:00 (Moderate) or 07920 549131. Cost: donations welcome With Mick Chatham. See event 25 for further details. tuesday 18/09/18 75 Todmorden Circular Walk 71 Stonebreaks to Lees Start: Todmorden Gordon Riggs Garden Centre car park, Start: Lees Library, Thomas Street, Lees. OL4 5DA to park at the back of the car park. Duration: 3.5 miles 10:00-11:40 (Moderate) Duration: 8.5 miles 10:00-14:30 (Moderate) A walk along an old railway track to Stonebreaks past some rare Starts Todmorden Gordon Riggs Garden centre, Mary Townley breed chickens, geese, and goats returning to Lees along old an Loop, Chelburn Moor, Light Hazzels and Warland Reservoirs and railway track. Gaddings Dam. Packed lunch and drinks required. No children, unsuitable for people with disabilities. Email [email protected] if any further 72 Sir Jonas, Higham and The Sabden Valley information is required. Start: Leisure Centre, Park Road, Padiham, BB12 8AD Duration: 9 miles 10:00-16:00 (Gentle) Looking at places associated with Sir Jonas Moore - the founder of Greenwich Meantime - and halls, farms and hamlets in the Sabden Valley. wednesday 19/09/18 wednesday 19/09/18 76 Ramsbottom Circular 78 Marsden Health Walk Start: Car park at Burrs Country Park, Woodhill Road, Start: Mechanics Hall/Library & Info point, Peel street, Marsden, Bury. BL8 1DA. HD7 6BW Duration: 11 miles 10:00-15:30 (Severe) Duration: 11:00-12:00 The walk will visit Summerseat, Peel Tower (with a challenging Health walk exploring the local area. ascent), Nangreaves and part of the Irwell Sculpture Trail. For Colin on 01484 841389 www.kirklees.gov.uk/walking experienced walkers. Bring packed lunch. No children, unsuitable for people with disabilities. Email [email protected] 79 Words and Walking for the Mind if any further information is required. – Trails and Tales of a Tiger 77 A walk including Cowm Park Reservoir Start: Meet outside Holmfirth Library, 47 Huddersfield Road, Holmfirth, HD9 3JH Start: The disused station at Broadley, off Station Road, Duration: 12:30-14:30 (Moderate) near OL12 8RT. Go through the swing gate between the bridges and down to the disused railway line. Trails and tales of a tiger. Find out about Fenella, The Holmfirth Tiger - walk the streets where Fenella walked, then come together Duration: 7 miles 10:30-14:30 (Moderate) to find out local stories of the tiger who adopted Holmfirth as her Varied terrain including roads, tracks and paths, which can home town from 1939 -1950. A stroll around Holmfirth then back be muddy. The walk includes Healey Dell viaduct, part of the to the library for a cup of tea and listen to legendary tales about a Rossendale Way, and Cowm Reservoir. No children, unsuitable for tiger who travelled from Africa to become a pet loved by locals, or people with disabilities. Email [email protected] share your own memories and tales of this time. if any further information is required. To book a place please contact Elaine on [email protected] or 01484 519053

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF EVENTS, AND ALL EVENT UPDATES VISIT WWW.WALKANDRIDEFESTIVAL.CO.UK thursday 20/09/18 friday 21/09/18 80 Roam & Rhyme 83 Walking the ‘West Pennine Way’ Start: Sutton-in- Park Pavilion, Main Street, Sutton in Walk 6 of 6 Craven BD20 7JS [Park opposite St Thomas’s Church] Start: Permission granted to park in San Marino car park, 1/2 Duration: 2 miles 09:15-11:15 (Gentle/Moderate) miles south of Belmont on A675 Bring a favourite poem or write one yourself celebrating the joys Duration: 12-15 miles 09:30-16:30 (Moderate) and benefits of walking, good health or the countryside to share Up Winter Hill. See event 25 for further details. with others on a delightful woodland walk in Sutton Clough and around the village of Sutton-in-Craven. Contact Andy Glen, [email protected] 84 Woodland Wellbeing Walk or phone 01535 632734. Cost: £1 donation invited Start: Meet outside Keighley train station on Road, BD21 4HP 81 Moorland Heritage Walk Duration: 2.5 miles 10:30-13:00 (Moderate) on the West Pennine Way A mindful walk in the woods for adults. A moderate walk with engaging exercises to connect with nature, reduce stress and feel Start: Clough Head Information Centre/Café, Grane Road, more positive. Some steep hills. No children. BB4 4AT Free event but places must be booked in advance. Duration: 12 miles 09:15-15:15 (Moderate) Visit www.getoutmorecic.co.uk/events Invigorating walk over moorland by reservoirs and ancient Deer Park, with landscape steeped in reminders of their industrial past, magnificent views all the way. Large car park. Bring packed Community Rights lunch and drink. Visit www.westpennineway.org, contact CROWS Of Way Service Christine on 07854 260947 CROWS volunteers improve and repair paths and bridleways in the Upper 82 Romans, Monks and Weavers Calder and Ripponden areas. To report a problem with a Start: Delph Bridge (chippy), Saddleworth OL3 5DH path: Delph is off the A62 • fill in a simple contact form at www.crows-coop.co.uk/contact Duration: 4.5 miles 13:00-16:30 (Gentle) • email us at [email protected] Guided walk in Castleshaw Valley. Roman forts, medieval grange, • message us via woollen clothiers, water powered mills, reservoir navvies. facebook.com/crowspaths No dogs. Mostly on field paths. Many stiles. To support our work: • use the Just Giving buttons at www.crows-coop.co.uk • text CROW42 £5 (or other amount) to 70070 friday 21/09/18 saturday 22/09/18 85 Holmfirth Health Walk (Cartworth 87 Outdoor First Aid - part 1 Moor and Washpit circular) Start: Bradshaw Scout Headquarters, Bradshaw, Bolton. Start: Holmfirth Civic Centre, Huddersfield Road, Holmfirth, HD9 3AS Duration: 09:00-18:00 Duration: 10:45 -12:30 A practical two day course designed for people who use the outdoors Cartworth Moor and Washpit circular. Following an old track up to for pleasure. This course is suitable for individuals, teachers, outdoor Cartworth Moor then lanes back to Holmfirth via Washpit. Views of instructors, mountain bikers...in fact anyone. Joining instructions sent Holme Moss and the textile industry past and present. No stiles. when booking form returned. Part 2 on 23rd September. John: 07956 505808 Carol: 01484 661866 Telephone for booking form. Tel 01254 704898 Cost: £132 inc certificate and course registration 86 An Evening of Adventure 88 Mountain Training – Hill Skills - part 1 Start: Saddleworth Cricket Club, Calf Lane, off Road (near Royal George pub), OL3 7HY Start: Grane Rd, Haslingden, Rossendale BB4 4AT Duration: 19:00-22:00 Duration: 5 miles 09:00-18:00 (Moderate) Three inspirational speakers share their stories of epic adventure, This might be for you if you have some experience of hill walking from cycling-touring across Europe, to ultra-running challenges in but aren’t confident about planning walks, navigating and the deserts of north Africa, the jungles of South America and the understanding the equipment required. Candidates need to frozen wastes of the Arctic. See website for full details register with Mountain Training. Joining instructions sent when www.journeymanguides.co.uk booking form returned. Part 2 on 23rd September. Online: www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/495325 Cost: £10 Telephone for booking form. Tel 01254 704898 Cost: £60 inc certificate and course registration

89 Ponies for People Open Day Start: Peers Clough Farm, Peers Clough Road, Lumb, Rossendale BB4 9NG. Take care, single track lane Duration: 10:00-15:00 drop in A family-friendly opportunity to visit the farm, get hands on with Fell ponies, and have a ride. Stalls. www.peerscloughpackhorses.co.uk

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF EVENTS, AND ALL EVENT UPDATES VISIT WWW.WALKANDRIDEFESTIVAL.CO.UK saturday 22/09/18 sunday 23/09/18 90 Saddleworth Aircraft Wrecks 92 The Cragg Challenge 2018 Start: The Clarence Inn, Chew Valley Road, Greenfield, Start: Mytholmroyd Community Centre, Caldene Avenue, Saddleworth, OL3 7DD Mytholmroyd, HX7 5AF Duration: 12 miles 10:15-16:15 (Severe) Duration: 10 miles 09:00-14:30 events over the day (Moderate) Following routes from the popular Saddleworth Discovery Walks Cycle climb (Cragg Vale), 5Km, 10 Km or 10 Mile Runs, 5 Mile guidebook, this challenging walk crosses high moorland terrain, school relay, 5km, 10Km or 10Mile Walks. Events on the ‘longest visiting the sites of several WWII aircraft wrecks. Steep ascents & continuous incline in ’, through Cragg Vale. Walks and exposed moorland terrain. Suitable clothing, footwear and packed runs of 5K, 10K and 10 miles using the road up and down the hill. lunch required. Car parking in Greenfield. Cycling event is an 5 mile ascent of the hill. School relay ascent, Booking not required but please email interest to 5miles. Fully closed road, café and other spectator activities at [email protected] start/finish line. Online www.cragg15.uk Donations welcome to Oldham Mountain Rescue Team Cost: Event entry £5 to £18, proceeds to charities supported by The Cragg Challenge. Spectator entry free. 91 Hebden Bridge Loop on the Pennine Way 93 Bolton Abbey Ride Start: St Georges Square, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8ET Duration: 7.5miles 10:30-14:30 (Moderate) Start: Outside Bull Green House, Halifax, HX1 5AB The Hebden Bridge loop includes steep climbs to Heptonstall, Duration: 60 miles 08:45-16:00 (Severe) up the Colden Valley on historic causey stones crossing the Hilly road ride to Bolton Abbey on a mixture of main and quiet Packhorse Bridge to Blackshaw Head. roads at an average 10 to 12 miles per hour. Taking in Charlestown and then towards Horsehold and back to Hebden on tracks and cobbled paths. Superb 94 Circular views. Several stiles to negotiate. Start: Nino’s restaurant car park, Red Lees Road, , Stout shoes/boots required. Burnley BB10 4RQ Not suitable for pushchairs. Duration: 7 miles 11:00-15:00 (Moderate) Well controlled dogs welcome. A scenic walk along a section of the Burnley Way and around 2 Bring a picnic lunch. reservoirs taking in history, the sci-fi-like landscape of ‘hushings and sheddings’ and passing through the hamlet of Hurstwood where 16th century poet Edmund Spencer once lived. Mostly well established paths with some slight inclines. Not suitable for young children.

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF EVENTS, AND ALL EVENT UPDATES VISIT WWW.WALKANDRIDEFESTIVAL.CO.UK sunday 23/09/18 95 Mountain Training – Hill Skills - part 2 Start: Grane Rd, Haslingden, Rossendale BB4 4AT Duration: 5 miles 09:00 18:00 (Moderate) If you have some experience of hill walking but aren’t confident about planning walks, navigating and understanding the equipment required. Candidates need to register with Mountain Training. Joining instructions sent when booking form returned. Part 1 on 22nd September. Telephone for booking form. Tel 01254 704898 Cost: £60 inc certificate and course registration

96 Outdoor First Aid - part 2 Start: Bradshaw Scout Headquarters, Bradshaw, Bolton. Duration: 09:00-18:00 A practical two day course designed for people who use the outdoors for pleasure. This course is suitable for individuals, teachers, outdoor instructors, mountain bikers... in fact anyone. Joining instructions sent when booking form returned. Part 1 on 22nd September. Telephone for booking form. Tel 01254 704898 Cost: £132 inc certificate and course registration

97 Cider-ling around Honley

Start: St Mary’s Church, Church Street, Honley, Huddersfield, HD9 If anyone is short of equipment for this year's Walk and Ride Festival 6AH (possible parking on Green Cliff at top end of Church Street) get in touch with [email protected] and we’ll Duration: 6 miles 11:00-16:00 (Moderate) see if we have something to help you get out and about!

A walk in the south of Huddersfield, hilly in parts, Like/Follow Gift Your Gear on Facebook/Twitter for more information: and with light refreshments towards the end at the Cider Press, https://twitter.com/giftyourgear Deanhouse. Bring a packed lunch. Single people especially welcome. https://www.facebook.com/GiftYourGear

http://giftyourgear.com/ Virtually every event in the festival is accessible by public transport – many have been designed to allow you to reach the start by bus or train in good time. Be sure to check times before travelling. The following resources will help you plan your day.

Northern www.northernrailway.co.uk www.tfgm.com 0800 200 6060 0161 244 1000

West Yorkshire All South Pennines travel www.wymetro.com www.traveline.info 0113 245 7676 0871 200 223

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