Sep 20, 2016 · Keep on until the track reaches Gorple Stones. This series of little crags is quite impressive as they sit isolated on the open moor. The track reaches a fingerpost.

Gorple Road rises on to the moor, this is a long straight path for almost 4km, but once on the Moor it's worth the effort Half way up there is a great view of Hurstwood Reservoir The Pendle …

A fine walk in variable conditions visiting a number of reservoirs, one of the highest tops in the South Pennines and the dramatic gritstone outcrops of the Gorple Stones.

Apr 30, 2021 · Gorple Stones. There’s a lot of speculation and folk lore around the unusual rock formations lying in the quiet hills around Gorple and Widdop. Unknown to many ramblers who …

Jul 20, 2013 · The walk started at a small lay-by car park near to Gorple Lower Reservoir. I joined the Pennine Bridleway and walked along the dam before joining the Pennine Way, with the …

Walk l109 Gorple Stones and Extwistle Moor from Worsthorne. An old trackhorse route and wild moorland

The Gorple Road running almost due east from Worsthorne near Burnley is one of the finest moorland tracks in the north of England. Leaving behind the last vestiges of settlement it takes …

Walk l109 Gorple Stones and Extwistle Moor from Worsthorne. An old trackhorse route and wild moorland

This highly detailed, easy-to-follow, hand-crafted walk with GPS starts at Worsthorne, is 6 miles long and will take about 3¼hrs. It is graded 4 (Moderate).

Oct 31, 2022 · Continue your journey to the pretty village of Worsthorne, just 2 miles from Burnley, for a 8.5 mile ramble past a number of reservoirs and a series of crags called the …