Pan Tod Beacon is a 360-degree panoramic viewing platform situated on a hilltop in Todmorden, West Yorkshire, England. It offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, including the Calder Valley and the Pennine hills. The beacon is a prominent landmark and a popular spot for walkers and nature lovers. On a clear day, visitors can see as far as the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales. The site also features a memorial plaque and a series of information boards that provide insight into the local history, geology, and wildlife.
Stumbled upon this place while exploring the area on a cheeky getaway with my wife. She took a photo of the view from the top of the beacon. The highest point at forest of Dean it said. Would be perfect for a picnic on a warm day.
Beautiful views well maintained, shame the same cannot be said about the public footpaths routes. Not 300m away, marked on an OS Map but are overgrown, partially blocked to stop digs using the says and in effective are unusable. It's disappointing for such a beautiful part of the Forest.
Great views and several interesting monuments. Highest point of the Forest of Dean. You can drive right to the top of the beacon so no walking required.
What a lovely traditional pub, the staff are lovely. Food reasonably priced, portioned well very tasty. Dog friendly.
Lovely view, great little sledging spot too
Wonderful views. Local Historical Information. Beacon
Wheelchair-accessible car park
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Stumbled upon this place while exploring the area on a cheeky getaway with my wife. She took a photo of the view from the top of the beacon. The highest point at forest of Dean it said. Would be perfect for a picnic on a warm day.
Beautiful views well maintained, shame the same cannot be said about the public footpaths routes. Not 300m away, marked on an OS Map but are overgrown, partially blocked to stop digs using the says and in effective are unusable. It's disappointing for such a beautiful part of the Forest.
Great views and several interesting monuments. Highest point of the Forest of Dean. You can drive right to the top of the beacon so no walking required.
What a lovely traditional pub, the staff are lovely. Food reasonably priced, portioned well very tasty. Dog friendly.
Lovely view, great little sledging spot too
Wonderful views. Local Historical Information. Beacon
