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.
Walkers can explore medieval settlements at Lumbutts and Mankinholes, and even take a short detour to the iconic Stoodley Pike monument. Designed with link paths**, the Calderdale Way allows for shorter circular walks, making it accessible for all levels of hikers. Whether tackling the full distance or enjoying a scenic section, this route is a fantastic way to experience the rugged beauty and rich heritage of the Pennines.
