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Hebden Bridge, Mytholmroyd & The Calder Valley
Churn Milk JoanA 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. |
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Distance |
4.5 miles/7.2km |
Height Gain
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337m |
Grade |
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OS Map Number |
OS Explorer map 21 (South Pennines) |
Car (Parking) |
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Stiles |
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Steps |
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Circular |
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Start Point |
Mytholmroyd Railway Station |
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Nearest Town |
Mytholmroyd Station |
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Public Transport |
WYMetro : www.wymetro.com or 0113 245 7676. |
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Toilets on Route |
At refreshment stops |
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Nearest Refreshments |
Pubs/shops/cafés in Mytholmroyd. |
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Downloadable Map |


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