Haworth, Bronte Country & Forest Of Trawden

Haworth to Hebden Bridge - walk 1
This walk and Haworth to Hebden Bridge Walk 2 can both be done in reverse, or combined to create a circular walk going out one way and back the other. If you start from the Tourist Information Centre in Haworth the route takes you past Wuthering Heights pub (a good place to stop if you are doing this route in reverse) and Penistone Hill and over Bronte Falls then up the hill to Top Withins, believed by many to be Earnshaw’s house in Emily Brontes’ novel. Stop up there to savour the tremendous views to the north. From there you join the Pennine Way over the SSSI heather moor to Walshaw Dean Reservoirs (a good place to break for a snack or a picnic). Leaving the Pennine Way the path continues up and over the moor to the National Trust Estate at Hardcastle Craggs, a gloriously wooded valley with Hebden Water running through it. If you have time, explore Gibson Mill and have tea and a cake at the Muddy Boots Cafe.

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW.
Distance	10.6 miles/16.9km	Height Gain	m
Grade		OS Map Number	OS Explorer map 21 (South Pennines)
Car (Parking)		Stiles
Steps		Circular
Linear
Start Point	Haworth VIC, Main St, Haworth SE030372
Nearest Town	Haworth / Hebden Bridge
Public Transport	Bus 500 runs from Haworth to Hebden Bridge Station with timetable information from www.keighleybus.co.uk 01535 603284 or METRO on www.wymetro.com 0113 246 7676.
Toilets on Route	Public toilets available in park in Haworth and at Horse Bridge, Hardcastle Craggs, and in Hebden Bridge
Nearest Refreshments	Shops and cafes available in Haworth and Hebden Bridge, and National Trust cafe at Gibson Mill
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