Sunday Walk: Pots, Pans and Alderman Hill
Overview
A lovely walk taking in hills, lakes and wonderful panoramic views on a clear day. We ascend Aldermans Hill and take in the Obelisk Monument commemorating Saddleworth's losses in the two World Wars.
Close to the obelisk is the 'Pots and Pans stone'. This has a number of natural circular cavities which some say look like cooking utensils, which can only be seen by clambering up on to the stone.
Lisa is a photographer with a great eye for a good photo opportunity and encourages you to take photos too. You don't have to be an expert and a camera phone is ideal to capture the amazing landscape.
Location & Itinerary
Grade 3/4: Approx 7 Miles - please refer to the walk grading information within the website FAQs HERE which also gives you a list of recommended items to bring with you.
Directions: The Clarence is on the edge of Greenfield at 180 Chew Valley Road where it meets the A635 (Manchester Road/Holmfirth Road) .
Please meet on foot in the Pub Car Park - please do not park in their car park as it is very small. There is some on road parking on Chew Valley Road just outside the pub and the school car park close by is generally open and well used by walkers on a Sunday.
Host & Everything Else
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