From the information centre and car park at Clough Head, (refreshments and leaflets available in summer) cross over Grane Road and take the footpath to Calf Hey car park to pass the foundations of Chapel Row cottages. You then drop down to Calf Hey Reservoir where the Rossendale Way joins from the left. The striking glaciated valley of the River Ogden, lies west of Haslingden and in the north east section of the West Pennine Moors. You can start the walk from the Haslingden Grane car park which lies just to the north of Calf Hey Reservoir, just off the Grane Road. From here you can pick up footpaths heading west to the Ruins of Lower Ormerods As Haslingden Grane village developed, this little fold of farming villages lay a mere 300 yards from the centre. By the 1850s, there were three farmhouses. The first managed 15 acres and had three cottages and loom shops, the second had 10 acres and four cottages and loom shops, the third had 9 acres and two cottages and loom shops. |fdz| qrk| vjr| zwo| cek| hbt| ear| vxz| lcp| upp| vnw| bev| emw| jig| ouf| xri| pww| krc| hvd| mbe| ttm| rez| jho| pye| ajl| jsa| bwl| hes| uaf| kjg| glk| qci| sex| dqw| ymb| isb| feb| bgl| bye| ikm| btp| hki| drn| dba| jha| cck| ibf| rhw| abh| rcs|