Cock Hill

Hill, Mountain in Yorkshire

England

Cock Hill

On Rudd Lane Heading up towards Withens Clough Reservoir from Cragg Vale, adopted by the Calderdale Way.
On Rudd Lane Credit: Chris Heaton

Cock Hill, located in the county of Yorkshire, is a prominent hill or mountain that forms part of the scenic landscape in this region of England. Standing at an elevation of approximately 397 meters (1302 feet), it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

Situated in the northern part of Yorkshire, Cock Hill is renowned for its rugged terrain, characterized by steep slopes and a rocky surface. This makes it a popular destination for hiking and climbing enthusiasts, who are drawn to the challenge and adventure it presents. The hill is also home to a variety of flora and fauna, including heather, grasses, and a range of bird species, making it an attractive spot for nature lovers.

Cock Hill holds historical significance as well. It is believed to have been used as a strategic vantage point during various periods, including the Roman era, as evidenced by the remains of ancient fortifications found on its slopes. These remnants serve as a reminder of the hill's past and add to its allure for history enthusiasts.

Access to Cock Hill is facilitated by a network of footpaths and trails, allowing visitors to explore and experience its natural beauty firsthand. The hill's location in the heart of Yorkshire also means that it is easily reachable from nearby towns and villages, making it a popular day trip destination for locals and tourists alike.

Overall, Cock Hill in Yorkshire offers a blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and recreational opportunities, making it a captivating destination for those seeking outdoor adventures and a deeper connection with nature.

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Cock Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.699863/-1.9893903 or Grid Reference SE0022. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

On Rudd Lane Heading up towards Withens Clough Reservoir from Cragg Vale, adopted by the Calderdale Way.
On Rudd Lane
Heading up towards Withens Clough Reservoir from Cragg Vale, adopted by the Calderdale Way.
The Hinchliffe Arms Local watering hole in Cragg Vale, passed by on the Calderdale Way
The Hinchliffe Arms
Local watering hole in Cragg Vale, passed by on the Calderdale Way
The Lodge, Cragg Vale Former gatehouse for Cragg Hall, and Grade II Listed Building
The Lodge, Cragg Vale
Former gatehouse for Cragg Hall, and Grade II Listed Building
Old Cragg Hall
Old Cragg Hall
Footpath beside Round Hill Wood (1) Heading towards Cragg Vale
Footpath beside Round Hill Wood (1)
Heading towards Cragg Vale
Footpath beside Round Hill Wood (2) Heading away from Cragg Vale
Footpath beside Round Hill Wood (2)
Heading away from Cragg Vale
Sykes Gate Farm Laithe style farm located at the junction of Blackstone Edge Road with New Road.
Sykes Gate Farm
Laithe style farm located at the junction of Blackstone Edge Road with New Road.
Blackstone Edge Road Section of the B6138 between Mytholmroyd in Calderdale and the A58 at Blackstone Reservoir.
The road climbs unremittingly for over 5 miles without a pause - making it the longest road ascent in England, thus attracting cyclists from far and wide. At this point the three mile mark has been passed, with legs starting to turn to jelly for most of the two wheeler fraternity.
Blackstone Edge Road
Section of the B6138 between Mytholmroyd in Calderdale and the A58 at Blackstone Reservoir. The road climbs unremittingly for over 5 miles without a pause - making it the longest road ascent in England, thus attracting cyclists from far and wide. At this point the three mile mark has been passed, with legs starting to turn to jelly for most of the two wheeler fraternity.
The Lodge An arts & crafts style gatehouse for the now demolished New Cragg Hall
The Lodge
An arts & crafts style gatehouse for the now demolished New Cragg Hall
Garden Shelter A remnant of Cragg Hall, now in Cragg Vale Tennis Club
Garden Shelter
A remnant of Cragg Hall, now in Cragg Vale Tennis Club
Clay Pigeon Shooting Stands Off the track to Higher House
Clay Pigeon Shooting Stands
Off the track to Higher House
Withins Clough Reservoir Catchwater It is hardly visible on Cove Hill
Withins Clough Reservoir Catchwater
It is hardly visible on Cove Hill
Lumb Stone With High Green beyond
Lumb Stone
With High Green beyond
Path by Enclosure Walling The path is on access land on Bell House Moor. The other side of the wall is enclosed fields
Path by Enclosure Walling
The path is on access land on Bell House Moor. The other side of the wall is enclosed fields
Washfold Road View away from Sykes Gate Farm towards Turvin Clough
Washfold Road
View away from Sykes Gate Farm towards Turvin Clough
A View over Cragg Vale Looking west from the top end of Sutcliffe Wood, over the deep trench of Cragg Vale
A View over Cragg Vale
Looking west from the top end of Sutcliffe Wood, over the deep trench of Cragg Vale
Along the Top End of Sutcliffe Wood A faint footpath runs along the top end of these woods
Along the Top End of Sutcliffe Wood
A faint footpath runs along the top end of these woods
Weather Hill Lane Gives access to Weather Hill and Wood Top, high above Cragg Vale
Weather Hill Lane
Gives access to Weather Hill and Wood Top, high above Cragg Vale
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Cock Hill is located at Grid Ref: SE0022 (Lat: 53.699863, Lng: -1.9893903)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Calderdale

Police Authority: West Yorkshire

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 53.699863,-1.9893903
Little Valley Brewery
Craft: brewery
Source: address on bottle of beer & OS OpenData StreetView
Website: https://littlevalleybrewery.co.uk/
Lat/Long: 53.6957112/-1.9919266
Barrier: yes
Lat/Long: 53.6958785/-1.9902858
Defibrillator
Access: yes
Defibrillator Location: outside Craggies Farm Shop
Emergency: defibrillator
Indoor: no
Lat/Long: 53.695622/-1.9907546
The data included in this document is from www.openstreetmap.org. The data is made available under ODbL.

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