Weavers of Haworth

Railway Children Walk

Follows a 10km loop through Bingley's countryside on mostly good paths with gentle to moderate climbs. Suitable for older children who can manage the distance, but too long and potentially muddy for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near farmland. Named after the beloved film shot locally at Oakworth Station, this route connects literary heritage with proper Yorkshire views across Airedale, passing through woodland and open fields where you'll spot filming locations from the 1970 classic.

Calder Aire Link

Connects two major Yorkshire waterways through a mix of canal towpaths and urban paths with mostly flat, easy walking on compacted surfaces. Ideal for families and buggies, perfect for dogs needing a good stretch. Expect industrial heritage alongside the water, with locks, bridges and former mill buildings telling the story of Yorkshire's textile past. A practical linking route that's more functional than scenic but offers pleasant waterside stretches.

Worth Way

Meanders through the scenic Worth Valley in West Yorkshire, following generally gentle terrain with some moderate inclines through former mill villages and open moorland. Suitable for older children comfortable with longer distances, though uneven paths and stiles make it unsuitable for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Links Keighley to Oxenhope via Haworth, offering Brontë heritage sites, steam railway crossings, and stunning Pennine views that capture the essence of literary York

Senior Way

Pennine Way (Calder Valley to Ickornshaw)

National Trails