These are my 4th Saturday walks which are placed here for your personal use.
If you want to copy them onto another location on the web, please ensure you notify me - do not just steal them.

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Houndkirk and Higger; 6 miles fairly level, some boggy bits
A steep descent and climb back up, which can be avoided.
Route details,
Map

Tankersley and Wortley; 6 miles fairly level, some stiles
You will get lost on this route in the large field - the obvious path goes straight ahead, but yo need to dear left.
Route details,
How to find it and
Map

Tankersley and Thorncliffe Woods; 6 miles, quite steep in places but no sustained hills
Docx,
PDF

Ford and Charnock Hall; 6 miles fairly level, some very boggy bits
A steady climb on good surfaces followed by a very muddy return beside the Moss.
Route details and map,

Wentworth and Keppels Column; 6.5 miles hilly, some boggy bits
Cross the valley twice, so fairly hilly but should get great views.
If there has been heavy rain, the return path changes from a broken concrete track to a racing flood up to 12 inches deep!
Route details,
Map

Dale Dike Reservoir; 5.7 miles fairly level apart from one steep, grassy hill. Probably some boggy bits!
The path shown follows the reservoir edge. If yo go too far up the road and try to cut down again, watch out for the path heading downhill to the ladder stile - do not go up the steep hill!
Route details,
Map

Dam Flask; 4.4 miles with a couple of small hills or the option to just walk beside the reservoir. Probably some boggy bits!
Route details,
Map

Glen Howe Park and More Hall; 4.5 or 6 miles, but lots of climbing. Mainly tracks and roads.
Route details,
Map.
A three mile version is available on the Stone to Steel site, or download here.
More information on Glen Howe Park here.

Strider John
31/11/2019