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Longdendale

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Getting there & around

🚆 Mossley railway station🚆 Ashton-under-Lyne railway station🚆 Romiley railway station🚆 Guide Bridge railway station🚆 Brinnington railway station

Nearby attractions

Buckton Castle

Historic5.8 km

12th-century castle in Mossley, Greater Manchester, England, UK

Rhodeswood Reservoir

Nature4.7 km

reservoir in Derbyshire, England, UK

Bleaklow

Nature8.6 km

mountain in Derbyshire, England, UK

Torside Reservoir

Nature6.3 km

reservoir in Derbyshire, England, UK

Black Chew Head

Nature7.6 km

Hill in the United Kingdom

Saddleworth Moor

Nature9.4 km

moorland in northwest England

Woodhead Reservoir

Nature8.9 km

reservoir in Derbyshire, England, UK

Dovestone Reservoir

Nature7.7 km

reservoir in Greater Manchester, England, UK

Dining

Almanac

RestaurantBib Gourmand££3.3 km

What a terrific little neighbourhood spot this is. A bar and restaurant rolled into one, start your visit with a drink from the concise yet quality wine list or classics-with-a-twist cocktail selection. Then turn your attention to the menu of small plates that showcase the kitchen’s unashamedly traditional approach with the likes of mince on dripping toast. Look out for the ‘Orbs of Joy’ – slow-braised Roscoff onions cooked in rich chicken broth – and save room for dessert, especially if that dessert is custard tart.

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The White Hart

Restaurant££8.9 km

This 18C stone pub on the moor is a place that constantly evolves. It’s usually busy but the staff have everything under control and there are comfy bedrooms for those wishing to stay. Dining takes place in the cosy Tap Room or smart brasserie; the appealing menu has a British heart and global influences.

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The Pack Horse

Restaurant££9.5 km

Real ales and regular quiz nights help this traditional stone pub to remain a true village local, where you’ll find walkers and cyclists having a pint in the sunshine out front. The cooking has a similarly classic outlook, with hearty pub dishes executed with a refined touch. Look out for the top-quality meats in the lunchtime grill section or on weekly ‘Charcoal Nights’ – plus the Manchester Egg snack, which has become something of a signature. Characterful open fires mix with warm, contemporary décor, while the genuinely warm and friendly team offer effusive service.

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