9walks2.download
Guided walks for people who’d like to get back to where they started
© 2018-2024 9walks2.download
Walk 1 - Heptonstall
It’s generally true of this area that, if you don’t like your current surroundings, don’t despair, because something very different is just around the corner. This route swaps cobbled village streets for stepping stones, ruined farmhouses for ruined churches, mills for open moorland, all within a few miles.Walk 2 - Stoodley Pike
It’s hard to ignore Stoodley Pike if you are in Calderdale, so you may as well visit it. Take some illumination with you - this is one monument that seems not to have undergone a risk assessment. It’s also the site of England’s equivalent of the Rosetta Stone (see right) and, because these hieroglyphs are in Yorkshire, they may still require translation for outsiders.Walk 3 - Luddenden Dean
Most of the ingredients from the first walk are here too, but packed into even fewer miles. It’s hard to believe that Halifax is just a couple of miles away when you are in a valley where bees are entrusted with tending the cemetery and the cat has been ‘i th’ well for many years, yet nobody seems to think this is an inappropriate way to store a cat (or name a pub).Walk 4 - Goyt
This is a great mix of moors, woods and reservoirs with a ruined hall, a shrine and a burial ground thrown in if you are missing signs of (former) life. At one stage you leave the paths behind and take off across the moor, looking for a disused railway - it ran from somewhere to somewhere else. Sheep went half fare. People, increasingly, went by some other form of transport. Walk 5 - Wildboarclough Another long day with a mix of moorland and forest, a few more buildings, a church that isn’t a church, a Wincle that isn’t a winkle, and probably the best peak (the only peak?) in the Peak Distict. The video seems to suggest the roads are very busy. It was a very hot day in August - they aren’t always like that.
£0.59
£0.00
£0.69
Just the Maps
If you need just the maps for this area, so far, on
their own, in one zipped bundle:
£1.49
Pennines (South)
£0.99
£0.99
9walks2.download
Guided walks for people who’d like to get back to where they started
©2018-2024 9walks2.download
South Pennines
Walk 1 - Heptonstall
It’s generally true of this area that, if you don’t like your current surroundings, don’t despair, because something very different is just around the corner. This route swaps cobbled village streets for stepping stones, ruined farmhouses for ruined churches, mills for open moorland, all within a few miles.Walk 2 - Stoodley Pike
It’s hard to ignore Stoodley Pike if you are in Calderdale, so you may as well visit it. Take some illumination with you - this is one monument that maybe hasn’t undergone a full risk assessment. It’s also the site of England’s equivalent of the Rosetta Stone, and, because these hieroglyphs are in Yorkshire, they may still require translation for outsiders. .Walk 3 - Luddenden Dean
Most of the ingredients from the first walk are here too, but packed into fewer miles. It’s hard to believe that Halifax is just a couple of miles away when you are in a valley where bees are entrusted with tending the cemetery and the cat has been ‘i th’ well for many years, yet nobody seems to think this is an inappropriate way to store a cat (or name a pub). Walk 4 - Goyt This is a great mix of moors, woods and reservoirs, with a ruined hall, a shrine and a burial ground thrown in if you are missing signs of (former) life. At one point, you will leave the path to cut across the moor, heading for a disused railway. It ran from somewhere to somewhere else. Sheep went half fare. People, increasingly, went by some other means of transport. Walk 5 - Wildboarclough Another long day with a mix of moorland and forest, a few more buildings, a church that isn’t a church, a Wincle that isn’t a winkle, and probably the best peak (the only peak?) in the Peak Distict. The video seems to suggest the roads are very busy. It was a very hot day in August - they aren’t always like that.
£0.00
£0.69
£0.59
£0.99
Just the Maps
If you need just the maps for this area, so
far, on their own, in one zipped bundle:
£1.49
Problems with the taster clips?
Different browsers seem to handle the
video clips in different ways.
They are .webm files, which should play
directly (in a new tab) in most browsers . If
you are still having problems, here is a link
to download (for free) all the tasters (so
far) for this area in one zipped bundle.
£0.99
9walks2.download
Guided walks for people who’d like to get back to where they started
© 2018-2024 9walks2.download
Walk 1 - Heptonstall
It’s generally true of this area that, if you don’t like your current surroundings, you won’t have to put up with them for long, because something very different is just around the corner. This route swaps cobbled village streets for stepping stones, ruined farmhouses for ruined churches, mills for moorland, all within a few miles.Walk 2 - Stoodley Pike
It’s hard to ignore Stoodley Pike if you are in Calderdale, so you may as well visit it. Take some means of illumination with you - this is one monument that may not have undergone a full risk assessment. It’s also the site of England’s equivalent of the Rosetta Stone (see right) and, because these hieroglyphs are in Yorkshire, they may still require translation for outsiders.Walk 3 - Luddenden Dean
Most of the ingredients from the first walk are here too, but packed into even fewer miles. It’s hard to believe that Halifax is just a couple of miles away when you are in a valley where bees are entrusted with tending the cemetery and the cat has been ‘i th’ well for many years, yet nobody seems to think this is an inappropriate way to store a cat (or name a pub).
£0.59
£0.00
£0.69
Pennines (South)
£1.49
Just the Maps
If you need just the maps for this area, so far,
on their own in one zipped bundle:
Walk 4 - Goyt
This is a great mix of moors, woods and reservoirs with a ruined hall, a shrine and a burial ground thrown in if you are missing signs of (former) life. At one stage you leave the paths behind and take off across the moor, looking for a disused railway - it ran from somewhere to somewhere else. Sheep went half fare. People, increasingly, went by some other form of transport. Walk 5 - Wildboarclough Another long day with a mix of moorland and forest, a few more buildings, a church that isn’t a church, a Wincle that isn’t a winkle, and probably the best peak (the only peak?) in the Peak Distict. The video seems to suggest the roads are very busy. It was a very hot day in August - they aren’t always like that.
£0.99
£0.99
