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Pendle
Blacko

Weets Hill Summit & Trig Point – Occupation Road loop from Barrowford

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United Kingdom
England
North West England
Lancashire
Pendle
Blacko

Weets Hill Summit & Trig Point – Occupation Road loop from Barrowford

Moderate

5.0

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7

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Weets Hill Summit & Trig Point – Occupation Road loop from Barrowford

04:06

14.1km

380m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: April 17, 2026

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1

1.59 km

Shire Horses

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2

2.02 km

Built in around 1890 by local Jonathan Stansfield, Blacko Tower (often referred to as Stansfield Tower) is a notable landmark. Stansfield had intended the circular, rough stone tower as a means to see distant Ribblesdale, though in the end it was not high enough. The story goes that he played down his disappointment by saying: "I've never drunk nor smoked in my life, so am making this as my hobby."

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5.47 km

Weets Pinnacle

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5.47 km

Weets Hill Summit & Trig Point

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Weets Hill rises to 1,302 feet (397 m) above Barnoldswick and features on the Pendle Way, a 45-mile (72 km) loop of the region. It's the second highest point on the walk, behind the eponymous Pendle Hill. Views from the summit are extensive on a clear day, with the Aire Valley, the Ribble Valley and the distant Yorkshire Dales all visible. The famous Yorkshire Three Peaks are arrayed with Inglebrough on the left, Whernside in the middle and Pen-y-ghent on the right. There's also a bench near the trig point, so you can sit back, relax and enjoy the panorama.

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5.48 km

6

7.99 km

Barnoldswick Historic Mill Town

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Barnoldswick is a historic mill town with characterful cobbled streets and plenty of independent shops and cafes. The views from the town into the Yorkshire Dales are exceptional, with both Ingleborough and Malham Cove visible on clear days. There are plenty of places to eat and Alma Cliffe B&B is a good accommodation option for those walking the Pendle Way long-distance trail.

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10.0 km

Occupation Road

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12.7 km

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14.1 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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5.98 km

5.30 km

1.67 km

645 m

424 m

105 m

Surfaces

7.18 km

2.47 km

1.74 km

1.48 km

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