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Hebden Bridge, Mytholmroyd & The Calder Valley

Churn Milk Joan
A more strenuous walk including some steep paths, taking in both moorland and wooland scenery. On the moor, the tall stone known as Churn Milk Joan is both a local landmark and the subject of a Ted Hughes poem. The stone itself dates from about 1600 and was probably erected to settle a boundary dispute. Hughes commemorated this stone in one of his many poems reflecting on childhood folk tales. This walk has been developed by Mytholmroyd Walkers Action and you can see more routes on their website www.mytholmroydwalkers.org

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW.

Distance	4.5 miles/7.2km	Height Gain	337m
Grade		OS Map Number	OS Explorer map 21 (South Pennines)
Car (Parking)		Stiles
Steps		Circular
Linear
Start Point	Mytholmroyd Railway Station
Nearest Town	Mytholmroyd Station
Public Transport	WYMetro : www.wymetro.com or 0113 245 7676.
Toilets on Route	At refreshment stops
Nearest Refreshments	Pubs/shops/cafés in Mytholmroyd.
Downloadable Map	Download a map for this chosen walk by clicking on the PDF. If you are having problems downloading this file please try right clicking on the PDF icon and select "Save As"...

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