HAWORTH MOOR
Hike across some of the loveliest landscapes in Yorkshire
Haworth Moor is the jewel in the Yorkshire crown!
At the height of Summer, this rugged landscape of Haworth Moor wakens to a stunning bed of purple heather which swiftly vanishes again as fast as it came.
It’s personality is driven by the season and the weather on the day, so don’t get caught out. The weather can change quickly on the exposed tops so do come prepared for all eventualities.
haworth moor
Where Cathy and Heathcliffe ran wild!
Bronte Waterfall
The most popular destination of all the moorland locations and ideal for taking the kids for a picnic. You’ll then be taken through beds of heather via less frequented. trails.
Wuthering Heights
The ruined farmhouse said to have been the location of the Earnshaw family house in Emily Bronte’s classic novel, Wuthering Heights. It is a must-go to location for all Bronte enthusiasts.
Alcomden Stones
A rocky outcrop believed by some to be a place of druid sacrifice and ancient ritual, with a large stone alter. It’s a lovely place to sit for quiet and tranquility with stunning 360 degree views.
Ponden Kirk
A crag of gritstone rock mentioned in Wuthering Heights with The Fairy Cave at its base – dare you enter!
Penistone Hill
A place to park when exploring the moors and ideal for mountain biking and walking the dog.
Ponden Hall
Believed to be the location of Thrushcross Grange and similar to the Wuthering Heights building described.
Care For The Countryside
Thank you in advance for following these basic requests when visiting the moor:
- Park in public car parks like Penistone Hill (for free) and not on residential streets or country lanes. It really helps.
- Don’t use BBQs or open flame stoves of any kind. Our heather moorland is precious and we want to keep it.
- Take your litter home. It’s yours.
- Keep dogs on leads to protect sheep and nesting birds.
