Where is The Oldham Way?
Q. What is the actual Oldham Way route?
Its not very clear on the OS Explorer Map with the number of trails all crossing each other.
I've done sections of The Oldham Way on the way to work (down the Rochdale Canal). The signs for it are far and few between and I've not worked out where the cut off for it is yet.
Mike Hallard, Manchester
A. The Oldham Way is a 64km (40 miles) circular footpath starting and finishing Dove Stone Reservoir in Greater Manchester, England.
It is waymarked by an owl motif.
For some day walks that include parts of The Oldham Way see Walks on The Oldham Way
Hope this helps
Mike (Editor)
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