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Elevation
449m
1,473 ft
Prominence
55m
Coordinates
53.7403, -2.1959
SD871271
OS Map
103
Explorer: OL21S
The summit features a well-maintained trig point and a small stone cairn, providing a perfect spot for a photo-op. The views from the top are particularly breathtaking, making the climb worth every footstep.
Thieveley Pike is predominantly composed of gritstone, which is renowned for its durability and is particularly prominent in the South Pennines region. This area showcases geological layers formed during the Carboniferous period, creating fascinating rock formations and a varied topography.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy expansive views of the surrounding South Pennines, including landmarks such as the Manchester skyline on a clear day and the rolling hills of the Peak District.
The name 'Thieveley' is thought to derive from 'Thief Wood', hinting at a nefarious past where smugglers may have used the area for clandestine activities.
Thieveley Pike has historical significance as a viewpoint for the local population and has been a significant mark for navigation since the 19th century.
A popular circular walk starting from the nearest car park, offering a mix of woodland paths and open moorland.
There is a small car park at the end of Thieveley Pike Road, which accommodates around 10 vehicles. It's advisable to arrive early during weekends to secure a spot.
Regular bus services run to the nearby village of Colne, from where it's a short walk to the start of the hiking route.
There are no facilities directly on the mountain, but Colne offers several cafes, restaurants, and public toilets.
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