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Elevation
479m
1,573 ft
Prominence
100m
Coordinates
53.7581, -2.1308
SD914290
OS Map
103
Explorer: OL21N OL21S
The summit features a prominent stone cairn and a trig point, a perfect spot for a photo-op or a cheeky rest amidst the panoramic views.
Primarily composed of millstone grit, the geology of Hoof Stones Height tells the story of an ancient landscape shaped by glacial activity, revealing striations and weathered rock faces.
On clear days, one can see as far as the South Pennines and the rolling valleys of Lancashire. The view to the west includes Pendle Hill, an iconic landmark.
The name 'Hoof Stones Height' refers to the large stones that are said to resemble horse hooves, a nod to local folklore.
Historically, the area was used by local farmers for grazing and has strong links to the industrial heritage of the Pennines.
This gentle ascent follows a well-trodden footpath that meanders through grassy slopes, ideal for casual hikers and seasoned veterans alike.
There is limited parking available at the nearby hamlet of Black Hameldon, where you can find space for around 6-8 cars.
Regularly serviced by local buses from Burnley and Accrington; best to check local schedules beforehand.
Facilities are sparse in the immediate area, but Burnley offers cafes, pubs, and public toilets for visitors.
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