Yorkshire Beauty

Surrounded by true Yorkshire history, the stunning countryside of the Pennines, and the deep ravined valleys of Calderdale; the area is popular with walkers, cyclists, country lovers, and those just in search of a contrast to a hectic lifestyle. Although nestled in the centre of the town near the ‘Yorkshire Bohemian’ shops for which Hebden Bridge is quite famous; the countryside can be easily accessed by foot straight from the doorstep of the inn. And that same doorstep has frequently offered a place of respite to many attempting the Pennine Way, or the more recent Tour De France cycle route.

Local Attractions…

Haworth - 9 miles
Haworth hosts the famous cobbled street and associations with the Bronte Sisters; the most famous of which being Charlotte Bronte for her classic ‘Wuthering Heights’. Haworth is also the headquarters for the stunning Worth Valley Stream Railway, staffed by volunteers.

Salts Mill - Saltaire, 12 miles
As a World Heritage Site, Salts Mill is almost definitely worth a visit. Originally built by Sir Titus Salt for the wool and cotton trade, the mill and surrounded area has been protected and developed into a superb mix of art galleries, shops, and cafes.

Stoodley Pike - 3 miles (walk-able)
Originally built to remember the end of the Napoleonic Wars; Stoodley Pike is a towering structure that sits on the top of the hills over-looking the Calderdale Valley - dominating the local skyline.

The Pennine Way and Hardcastle Craggs
The Pennine Way runs less than a mile away from Hebden Bridge, and can be accessed via the routes through the picturesque National Trust site of Hardcastle Craggs and Gibson Mill.