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An energetic walk with some steep ascents and descents and spectacular views of Baildon Moor and Wharfedale.
Most of the walk is on paths and tracks which can be muddy. You will require strong footwear and outdoor clothing to suit the season.
This walk is not suitable for wheelchairs, pushchairs and for people with limited mobility.
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