Bronte Country

Aside from its elevated position, isolated from any other high land, Boulsworth Hill on its own has little to recommend it. However combined with Trawden and in particular Wycoller it becomes the focus of an excellent walk. The Walk Wycoller is a small village with a ruined hall, a pretty stream and a reputation as

There is a large bleak area of high moorland that marks the Pennine Way between Hebden Bridge and Haworth. On this particular walk there are 4 reservoirs all with straight forward walking around them.

Penistone Hill, just outside Haworth, is mentioned in Wuthering Heights as somewhere that Heathcliffe worked. The remnants of the mines are still there but its the views that make the walk appealing.

Reservoirs, moors, golf courses and a wind farm add character to this walk on Ovenden Moor from Oxenhope. Ogden Reservoir is particularly impressive.

Follow the footsteps of the Bronte Sisters on the classic Wuthering Heights walk. Pass the Bronte Bridge and waterfall before heading up to Top Withins and back via the reservoir at Stanbury.

The Railway Children walk follows the many location where the famous book was filmed. It also covers the village of Haworth and showcases the industrial heritage of the area.