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Ward's Stone & Clougha Pike

Ward's Stone & Clougha Pike

Postby poppiesrara » Sat Aug 15, 2020 10:43 pm

Date walked: 09/08/2020

Time taken: 5.75

Distance: 27 km

Ascent: 695m

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Long route to the top of the Forest of Bowland. Surprisingly good dry paths up to and over the high moors, a long surfaced return.

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And on a sweltering afternoon another short stretch of Pennine Way, easy green fields just south of the Dales.

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