Cliffe Ash, Golcar, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire HD7 4PY. Open Saturdays and Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays. Our volunteers have worked really hard and now all of the period rooms on the upper floor are now open to the public. We look forward to welcoming visitors old and new to our newly refurbished museum. Saturdays and Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays,. From April to October 2 - 5pm. From November to March 1 - 4pm. There might be some supervised activities such.

Hikes on the West Yorkshire hills and further afield. Glen Coe in the snow. Glen Coe In The Snow had a nice ring as a post title, thankfully there was indeed lying snow, albeit from about 500m. Which is almost inevitable, given that it was the second weekend of January. This was, I think, the third time I have stayed in Glen Coe.

Plumbing, heating and electrical. Standedge Tunnel and Visitor Centre. The Industrial Revolution in Marsden. Marsden is a large village about 8 miles from Huddersfield on the West Yorkshire side of Standedge crossing of the Pennines into Greater Manchester. Marsden Moor Estate, which surrounds Marsden on three sides, is in the care of the National Trust and is an area of beautiful scenery ideal with many opportunities for walking.

But it is always good to revisit and take the opportunity to find something new. I find that whenever I visit Pule Hill, the temptation is to head straight for the top. That is exactly what I did on a recent visit with my nephews and niece recently. The Deadmanstone at Berry Brow near Huddersfield, is a nearly forgotten outcrop of rock, throug.

Crossing the Pennines - heritage trail. One of the earliest was the Roman. Road from Chester to York and Ilkley, through the Yorkshire Colne Valley, probably following an old droveway. In the Middle Ages, the packhorse drivers carried commercial goods and domestic products, the routes from Wakefield and Halifax towards Oldham and Manchester crossing at Marsden. The Heritage Trail is a circular walk.

Marsden Walkers Are Welcome- Download our waymarked routes here. 5 Km walk with some steep ascents and descents to the East o f Marsden. 4 Km walk with some steep ascents and descents that explores the outer fringes of Marsden. 8 Km walk to a great viewpoint at the head of the Colne Valley. 5 Km walk to discover the scenic Wessenden Valley and upland reservoirs.