With a wealth of history underfoot, Hebden Bridge has some of the finest views in West Yorkshire and plenty of pubs and cafés to keep you going along the way, walking is probably the best way to experience Hebden Bridge. Potter around town, strike out for Stoodley Pike or amble along the canal.

whether you’re the proud owner of some red socks or just fancy a stroll to the next pint there’s something to suit.

We’ve put together a few of our favourite walks as well as some suggestions of starting points for you to put together your own route. Grab your boots, OL21 OS map and a waterproof (it is Yorkshire afterall) and go explore.

Follow Your Nose not all who wander are lost. These are some of our favourite places to spend a couple of hours just putting one foot in front of the other.

Hannah Nunn meadow blog
Up To The Meadows By Hannah Nunn

Hebden Bridge is at it’s most luscious and green right now. The leaves are fresh [...]

12
Jun
Photographer and mapmaker blog
The Map maker and the Photographer

Chris Goddard and his dog Alfie, at The ruins of Staups Mill  –   All Photography by [...]

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12
Jun
hebden bridge loop
The Hebden Bridge Loop

The Hebden Bridge Loop is a walk of two halves.  For the Pennine wayfarer, the [...]

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10
May
Hillside
Horsehold and London Road – Moderate Walking Route

This route makes up for it’s relatively short length with a good helping of elevation. [...]

12
Apr
woodland landscape
Eaves Wood and Colden Clough – Leisurely Walking Route

Eaves Wood is a hidden gem. Criss-crossed with old stone steps that wind their way [...]

12
Apr
walking around hebden bridge and beyond
Heptonstall Moor – Challenging walking route

This is a big one so pack your sarnies before you leave. This route tries [...]

12
Apr
hannah nunn - ferns
Finding inspiration on walks with Hannah Nunn

One of the things I love most about living in the middle of Hebden Bridge [...]

27
Jan