This circular walk leaves the attractive village of Gargrave on the tow path alongside the Leeds-Liverpool Canal as far as East Marton.
The return to Gargrave is on the world-famous Pennine Way, with the opportunity to see at East Marton the bridge on the bridge!
The Pennine Way was in April 1965 the first national trail in England and covers 256 miles between Edale in Derbyshire across the Pennines all the way to Kirk Yeatholm in Southern Scotland. As such it remains to this day one of the UK’s most iconic long-distance walls
