Penistone to Denby Dale

A station-to-station walkYorkshireNorth of England

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20060724 017 Penistone Looking Towards Sheffield
20060724 017 Penistone Looking Towards Sheffield by 15038

The hidden Gunthwaite valley, bridleways and a packhorse bridge, past the 16th-century Gunthwaite cruck barn and 29-arch Penistone Viaduct, ending at the 'Pie Village' of Denby Dale. The trail's longest section.

Gunthwaite Hall barn: A 16th-century Grade I listed close-studded cruck tithe barn still in agricultural use today.

Denby Dale Viaduct: A 21-arch stone railway viaduct opened in 1880, built alongside an earlier timber viaduct of cobweb appearance.

Penistone
Penistone by Neil@photos dot com

Warnings: Steps onto Acre Lane can be overgrown.

The New Market Building Penistone Yorkshire 1
The New Market Building Penistone Yorkshire 1 by woodytyke
Deer at wentworth castle
Deer at wentworth castle by Andy Coe

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Walk details: Penistone Line Trail / Penistone Line Partnership (PDF).

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