Ascend this road currently shown as closed due to landslide, but passable to cycles. A short descent leads quickly to a further junction. Turn left at the junction and cycle uphill back to the station car park and cafe. This website uses browser cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website, that's all.
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Part of one of these has been converted into a very small walkers shelter. Pass between the buildings over the stile and footbridge then left at the fence with it's conservation sign. Follow this fence round to the right. You are now walking over the railway tunnel serving the Manchester to Sheffield Line.
On you right is a large spoil heap and a brick smoke chimney converted to a diesel vent. Keep straight on behind a farm to reach a gate with white arrows directing you through the yard to the right of the building and out to the field ahead. Continue straight on, crossing a field with 'no footpath' signs on all the gates left and right. The path leads you to the corner of a barn. Do NOT cross over the fence here but walk up the field with the fence on your right to where some old gates and timber has been stacked, which you should cross over as best you can.
Turn right down towards the farm and the notice regarding your rights of way to cross over the wall on the left using the steps. Then follow the footpath through some woods over a stream to the hamlet of Upper Booth with its friendly signs grid ref Cross over the road into the farm ahead turning right to follow the Pennine Way to Edale.
This is the alternative start to the Pennine Way from Edale, with the finish some miles away at Kirk Yetholm on the Scottish Borders. The path is pleasant walking through the meadows and on reaching Edale village turn right. Follow the road out of the village to pass the Information Centre on your left, the Railway Station on your right and a large car park with toilets on your left. All of these can be used as an alternative start for this route.
When you reach the T junction just past the last car park you should turn right and almost immediately left up the lane over the River Noe to pass Hardenclough Farm.
Climbing steadily, stay on this lane to the end, which is marked by gates to a house - Greenlands.
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