Exploring SE0023
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Contents
- 1. Introduction
- Links to maps
- 2. The roads
- Along the !B6138 road
- Church Bank Lane
- Coppy Nook Lane
- Footpaths to the north-west of Cragg Road
- Footpath 85
- Footpath 86 - Castle Gate, Sunny Bank Lane, Upper Lumb Lane
- Footpath 86(A)
- Footpath 86(B)
- Footpath 86(C)
- Footpath 88
- Footpath 88(A)
- Footpath 88(B)
- Footpath 89
- Footpath 90
- Footpath 90(A)
- Footpath 90(B)
- Footpath 90(C)
- Footpath 117
- Footpaths to the south-east of Cragg Road
- Footpath 91
- Footpath 91(A) - New Lane
- Footpath 91(B)
- Footpath 105
- Footpath 106
- Footpath 106(A)
- Footpath 106(B)
- Footpath 107
- Footpath 109
- Footpath 110 - Bent Close Lane
- Footpath 112
- Footpath 112(A)
- Footpath 112(B)
- Footpath 112(C)
- Footpath 113
- Footpath 113(A) - High Lane
- Footpath 113(B) - The Deacon Hill path
- Footpath 114
- Footpath 114(A)
- Footpath 114(B)
- Footpath 114(C)
- Footpath 114(D)
- Footpath 115
- Footpath 116 - Four Gates End, Marshaw Bank
- Footpath 131 Kirby Cote Lane at Owlet Hall
- Bibliography
Footpath 112
Footpath 112(A)
Footpath 112(B)
I thought at the time that this path is blocked by the retaining wall. The rights-of-way map suggests that it goes up the slope from the corner of the yard, but it does not look to be an easy scramble. It is part of the Calderdale Way, but it seems that people walk along the driveway of Plod Well (FP112 and FP113) instead. | |
Footpath 112(C)
The northern end of this path is rather difficult. From the foot of the lane shown in the previous image, the route of the path goes steeply down the hillside through bracken. You will cross an unofficial path that comes through Deacon Hill Wood and joins Footpath 114. I suggest that you follow FP114 to the NNE, and when you reach the stile and notice, about keeping dogs on a lead, double back to the left and follow the trodden path until you get to the end of the barbed-wire fence that is on your right. You have then reached FP112 and can turn right down the hillside, bearing a little to the right so that you can scramble down a steep bit where the hillside has been terraced long ago. Further left there is a rough retaining wall. Then find your way around the trees; you can certainly o round the left side of them, or might be able to follow the wall to the right - I haven't tried that. Oast the trees you can see a house, Fair View. The path is between a stone wall and a fence on the left side of the house. It is used for dumping garden refuse, but was clear in early December 2013. This image shows the end of the path at New Lane. |
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