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Meet Eddie Nash at 10.30am at Baildon Railway Station. This circular walk involves predominantly open countryside and woodland walking, with a little urban, along historic tracks and pathways. There are a couple of fairly steep ascents and a few stiles.
Walking boots or stout shoes are recommended.
Please bring a packed lunch.
Walk length is 6.5 miles/ 10.4 km
Walk difficulty is difficult
Free
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