Route info
| Postcode | BB7 9HN |
| Map Reference | 53.841574, -2.348419 |
| Low Point | 300m |
| High Point | 557m |
| Distance | 9.6km |
| Cows | None |
| Dogs | Fine on a lead |
| Nearby pub | The Wellsprings |
| Nearby hotel |
Route description
- There are various places to park your car at the crest of the road. Head east and look for the memorial stone, remembering the Australian & USA Air Force after two crashes in the 1940’s. Climb up the track for a short distance and join the main track along Pendleton Moor.
- The track climbs steadily in a north easterly direction across Pendleton Moor. It splits in some places but the route is very obvious. Just keep on going!
- Eventually you’ll reach a cairn on the left of track, before the track itself bends to the left and descends slightly into Ogden Clough.
- There is a well trodden path above the stream, although it is not marked on the Ordnance Survey map.
- You meet and cross the steam before going through a gate and ascending onto Barley Moor. The path has been flagged so the journey across the boggy moor is easy going.
- After a little while you pass a stone pile and emerge at the trig point. On a clear day the few across the Ribble Valley to the Dale are fantastic.
- Simply retrace your steps back to the car.
Along the way (things to look out for on your OS map)
Nick of Pendle (or Nick O’Pendle), Chartist’s Well, Apronfull Fell, Badger Wells Hill, Black Hill, Ogden Clough, Beacon or Big End
