Today's photo is a view of Quick Edge rather than a view from it. The photo is taken from Brown Edge, the highest part of the hill behind Hartshead Pike. It is looking eastwards across Quick Edge towards the mass of Alphin Pike. Brown Edge is a fairly easy walk along grassy paths from the centre of Mossley. Good views are also to be had from Quick Edge, although the walk from Mossley is up a surfaced lane.
To the left of Alphin Pike can be seen Dovestones Reservoir which is beyond Greenfield.
Brown Edge is 308 metres (1010ft) above sea level, the part of Quickedge in the photo around 280 metres (918 ft) and the summit of Alphin Pike is 469 metres (1538 ft).
It may seem surprising that such a dramatic highland view can be found from a viewpoint less than 4 miles from the centre of Ashton.
See Google Aerial View of this location.
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Nice one Martin - I did a post about Quick Edge from the opposite direction recently on Ackworth born.
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