Travel Guides
If you have 7 days to spend in Todmorden, there are plenty of things to do. Here are some suggestions:
The market hall is open Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and is the perfect place to shop for local produce and handmade goods. It’s free to enter and explore, and you can easily spend an hour or two browsing the stalls.
The Rochdale Canal runs through Todmorden and offers a beautiful, scenic walk. It’s perfect for a relaxed afternoon stroll or a picnic. The entire length of the canal from Sowerby Bridge to Manchester can be explored in sections, so you can choose how much you want to see.
Centre Vale Park is a large, award-winning park with beautiful gardens, a lake, a playground, and a skate park. You could easily spend a whole day here enjoying the outdoors, having a picnic, and relaxing in the sun.
Todmorden is situated in the heart of the Pennine Hills, and there are plenty of beautiful hikes and walks to be had. Check out the Pennine Way or the Calderdale Way for some scenic routes.
The Stoodley Pike Monument is an iconic landmark that offers stunning views of the surrounding hills and valleys. It’s about an hour’s walk from the town centre, and there’s a small café at the top where you can grab a snack and enjoy the view.
There are several options for places to stay in Todmorden, including traditional bed and breakfasts, self-catering apartments, and holiday cottages. Some popular options include The Queen Hotel, The Bear Backpackers, and The Cottage B&B.