
From
the car park in Barley walk along the main street past the Pendle
Inn. The path starts about 100 yd after the pub at the beck
on the left hand side of the road. Follow the beck over the
footbridge to the minor road. After the white cottage turn right;
a gentle walk uphill leads to Brown House. Bear right in front
of the house and then sharp left up the hillside towards Pendle
House. The steep climb up the side of Pendle starts behind the
house. At the top of the climb go over the stone stile and follow
the wall a few yards to the ladder stile. (A diversion to Big
End - the highest point on Pendle can be made by going over
the ladder stile before continuing the walk.) Otherwise head
across the moor (bearing 320 deg.) to meet the next ladder stile
(30 min).

After
the stile follow the escarpment to the stone shelter and then
on to the first of two cairns which can be seen in the distance.
The rough path over peaty ground meets a stone wall running
roughly NW-SE; follow the wall at right angles to this one running
approximately NE-SW. The second cairn is found at the end of
this newly repaired wall (35 min).

Now
walk due east towards Odgen Clough. On nearing the Clough cross
over the track and descend a little into the valley to pick
up a narrow path to the right following the contour. A steep
descent to the beck leads to a gate which can be seen from a
distance. The path follows the contour along Ogden Clough to
Upper Ogden Reservoir (40 min).

Just
before the reservoir and at a swing gate, turn left uphill following
the stone wall. The path leads above Upper Ogden Res. to Under
Pendle. Turn right at the black water tank and walk between
the houses; follow the track through the farm complex. On leaving
the farm look for the stile immediately on the left at the beck.
Follow the wire fence to the stile at the end of the field.
The path follows the beck side over a series of stiles to the
footbridge first encountered at the start of the walk. Turn
left at the road for the Pendle Inn (45 min).