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Burnley to Bingley

Lancashire, W Yorkshire

37 km / 23 miles

A high level traverse of the Pennine watershed beginning in the Calder Valley at Burnley and finishing in the Aire Valley at Bingley. For the most part it passes over open moorland, dropping from the 'tops' only to descend into small 'deans' or 'cloughs' or to cross arterial roads. Between the watershed at Gorple and the Altar Road at St. Ives there is no substantial loss of altitude. The highest point of the walk is on Nab Hill, 1479 feet above sea level. This geography makes Burnley and Bingley, deep in their respective valleys, ideal termini.

Details:

Path Type:	Anytime Challenges
Attributes:	Anytime Challenges Challenging Moorland
Start:	SD851306 - Burnley, Lancashire
Finish:	SE104393 - Bingley, W Yorkshire
Web Sites:	Burnley to Bingley

Maps:

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Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2016.
© OpenStreetMap contributors under Open Database Licence.
Rights of way data from selected Local Authorities.
Large scale digital mapping is provided by John Thorn.
At high zoom levels the route is indicative only.

Purchase Ordnance Survey Maps:

OS Landranger	103, 104
OS Landranger Active	103, 104
OS Explorer	21, 288
OS Explorer Active	21, 288

Accommodation within 5 km of this Path:

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Hostel Accommodation

Hebden Bridge Hostel (Information and photos)

3 km

20 km

Walkers are Welcome

Hebden Bridge (Walkers are Welcome)

4 km

20 km

Walkers are Welcome

Mytholmroyd (Walkers are Welcome)

5 km

20 km

Hostel Accommodation

Haworth YHA, Lees Lane, Haworth, Keighley, West Yorkshire

2 km

29 km

Walkers are Welcome

Bingley (Walkers are Welcome)

< 1 km

37 km

Walkers are Welcome

Baildon (Walkers are Welcome)

5 km

37 km

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Connected Paths:

E Routes

E-Route 2 UK Section - Middleton-in-Teesdale to Dover

National Trails (England & Wales)

Pennine Bridleway - Calder Aire Link Pennine Bridleway - Mary Towneley Loop Pennine Bridleway National Trail Pennine Way National Trail

Paths Marked on OS mapping

Bronte Way Burnley Way Haworth-Hebden Bridge Walk Millennium Way - Bradford

Other Paths

Aire Valley Towpath Route Airedale Way Bradford District Fair Trade Way Emily Bronte Walk Great English Walk Leeds and Liverpool Canal Walk Palatine Plod Railway Heritage Trail Stanza Stones Trail Three Ridings on Foot Tops of the North (Carlisle and Cheviot to Cat and Fiddle) Tops of the North (Three Shire Heads to Carlisle) Trans Pennine Way Welcome Way Wild Yorkshire Way Yorkshire Water Way Click to show 13 more Other Paths

Anytime Challenges

Bingley Parish Boundary Walk Bronte Round Harden Hike Manorlands Meander Myrtle Meander Six Trigs Challenge Walk Watersheds Walk (Worth Valley) Click to show 4 more Anytime Challenges

Downloads:

GPX Route File

Burnley to Bingley GPX Exchange Format Route File

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MemoryMap Route File

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Tracklogs Route File

Burnley to Bingley Tracklogs Route File

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Route Profile:

37.7 km (23.4 miles)
929 m (3,048 ft) ascent
445 m (1,460 ft) maximum height

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