Aaron Hill

Hill, Mountain in Yorkshire

England

Aaron Hill

Garden Shelter A remnant of Cragg Hall, now in Cragg Vale Tennis Club
Garden Shelter Credit: Kevin Waterhouse

Aaron Hill is a prominent hill located in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, England. Standing at an elevation of 1,397 feet (426 meters), it forms part of the Pennine Range, which stretches across northern England. This scenic hill is situated near the village of Grinton, within the district of Richmondshire.

Aaron Hill is renowned for its breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, including the lush green valleys and rolling hills of the Yorkshire Dales. It offers a fantastic vantage point for visitors to admire the picturesque landscape, especially on clear days when visibility is high. The hill's summit is relatively flat, providing ample space for visitors to relax, have a picnic, or simply soak in the beauty of the natural surroundings.

The ascent to Aaron Hill can be undertaken from various starting points, with different walking routes available to suit all abilities. Hikers can enjoy a gentle stroll or a more challenging climb, depending on their preferences. The hill is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, including walkers, hikers, and nature lovers, who are drawn to its scenic beauty and tranquility.

The area surrounding Aaron Hill is teeming with wildlife and offers opportunities for birdwatching and observing native flora and fauna. The diverse range of habitats, including moorland and woodland, supports a rich and varied ecosystem.

In conclusion, Aaron Hill is an outstanding natural landmark in Yorkshire, offering breathtaking views, a peaceful atmosphere, and opportunities for outdoor activities. It is a must-visit destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales.

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Aaron Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.711311/-1.9727219 or Grid Reference SE0123. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

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
Looking towards Hollin Hey Farm
Looking towards Hollin Hey Farm
View towards Mytholmroyd from Hall Bank Lane
View towards Mytholmroyd from Hall Bank Lane
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
Nab End Quarry Abandoned quarry marked as Open Access on the map, but there are signs restricting this - due to public safety concerns.
Nab End Quarry
Abandoned quarry marked as Open Access on the map, but there are signs restricting this - due to public safety concerns.
Stranded Container on Blackwood Common If Earby Haulage Co Ltd of Colne are missing a container - here it is!
It looks if it has been here for some time, aloof and alone on this windswept common.
Stranded Container on Blackwood Common
If Earby Haulage Co Ltd of Colne are missing a container - here it is! It looks if it has been here for some time, aloof and alone on this windswept common.
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
Olde House Farm Perched above the deep trench of Cragg Vale
Olde House Farm
Perched above the deep trench of Cragg Vale
Calderdale Way descending Westwards into Cragg Vale The long distance footpath adopts High Lane as it makes a long descent into the deep trench of Cragg Vale.
Stoodley Pike can be seen on the skyline.
Calderdale Way descending Westwards into Cragg Vale
The long distance footpath adopts High Lane as it makes a long descent into the deep trench of Cragg Vale. Stoodley Pike can be seen on the skyline.
New Road Moorland road heading further up Cragg Vale
New Road
Moorland road heading further up Cragg Vale
Access Lane leading from Catherine House Adapted by the Calderdale Way long distance footpath - heading for the junction of New Road with Coppy Nook Lane
Access Lane leading from Catherine House
Adapted by the Calderdale Way long distance footpath - heading for the junction of New Road with Coppy Nook Lane
Catherine House Passed by on the Calderdale Way long distance footpath. It shows a traditional farm with an odd slightly detached chimney stack - used for the drying of grain.
Catherine House
Passed by on the Calderdale Way long distance footpath. It shows a traditional farm with an odd slightly detached chimney stack - used for the drying of grain.
Clattering Stones Road Grassy track leading from Water Stalls Road to Catherine House, adopted by the Calderdale Way long distance footpath.
Say what you like about Calderdale - but you can always rely on this area when it comes to imaginative names.
Clattering Stones Road
Grassy track leading from Water Stalls Road to Catherine House, adopted by the Calderdale Way long distance footpath. Say what you like about Calderdale - but you can always rely on this area when it comes to imaginative names.
Green Lane heading off Water Stalls Road Heading for Warcock Hill, above Cragg Vale
Green Lane heading off Water Stalls Road
Heading for Warcock Hill, above Cragg Vale
Trig Point on Crow Hill Triangulation Point at 1,257ft on the summit of Crow Hill, displaying a small amount of isolated moorland at the top.
Stoodley Pike can be seen on the skyline in the distance.
Trig Point on Crow Hill
Triangulation Point at 1,257ft on the summit of Crow Hill, displaying a small amount of isolated moorland at the top. Stoodley Pike can be seen on the skyline in the distance.
View from Crow Hill
View from Crow Hill
Crow Hill End Farm The farmyard is a little untidy, full of rusting machinery and discarded rubbish
Crow Hill End Farm
The farmyard is a little untidy, full of rusting machinery and discarded rubbish
Show me another place!

Aaron Hill is located at Grid Ref: SE0123 (Lat: 53.711311, Lng: -1.9727219)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Calderdale

Police Authority: West Yorkshire

What 3 Words

///airbase.sunroof.hobble. Near Luddenden Foot, West Yorkshire

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