Upper Abotts Royd Farm and Caravan Park

Calderdale Way

Circles the entire Calderdale district across 50 miles of varied West Yorkshire moorland, valley paths and old packhorse routes. Terrain shifts from steep climbs onto exposed Pennine tops to gentle canal towpaths and woodland sections. Not suitable for buggies; families with older children who can manage distance will enjoy breaking it into day sections. Dogs welcome throughout. Rewards walkers with sweeping valley views, historic mill towns, and genuine northern hill country without venturing t

Hebble Trail

Follows the Hebble Brook valley through West Yorkshire's industrial heritage, mixing leafy riverside stretches with urban sections through Halifax and surrounding mill towns. Generally flat to gentle with good surfaced paths, making it buggy-friendly and suitable for families, though some town sections may be less scenic. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and roads. Worth doing for the contrast between nature and textile history, with Victorian bridges, old mill buildings, and pockets of wild

Calderdale Way Link

Connects West Yorkshire's Calderdale Way to neighbouring trails across mixed terrain with moderate climbs through typical Pennine moorland and valley paths. Suitable for older children with reasonable fitness, but uneven ground and livestock gates make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome on leads near farmland. Worth doing for atmospheric moorland views and linking longer multi-day walking routes across the South Pennines, though best combined with other sections for a fuller day out.

Scout Rock

Pennine Way (Standedge to Warland Reservoir)