The Calderdale Way is a stunning 50-mile circular route that winds through the hills, moors, and valleys of Calderdale, West Yorkshire.

This long-distance footpath offers a mix of challenging ascents and rewarding panoramic views, following old packhorse trails and traditional stone causeways. The route encircles Halifax, Hebden Bridge, and Todmorden, passing through historic villages and former mill towns along the River Calder.

This route travels on beautiful and challenging trails around the William H. Harsha Lake in East Fork State Park. The entire loop is 33-ish miles. The trail is named after the famous world walker from Bethel, Ohio. This is the state park system's longest and most challenging trail. The route follows some mountain bike trails, hiking trails, and a tiny bit of paved bike trail. You will cross several creeks, giving you a chance to cool off. Some you can cross on rocks and keep your feet dry but there are three crossings where you should plan to get wet.