Reaps Bottom

Valley in Yorkshire

England

Reaps Bottom

Raistrick Greave Farmhouse ruin dating back to the 17th century.
Raistrick Greave Credit: Stephen Shaw

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Raistrick Greave Farmhouse ruin dating back to the 17th century.
Raistrick Greave
Farmhouse ruin dating back to the 17th century.
Pennine Way Packhorse route above Graining Water.
Pennine Way
Packhorse route above Graining Water.
Reservoir Road. This road links Gorple Lower Res to Gorple Upper Res.
Reservoir Road.
This road links Gorple Lower Res to Gorple Upper Res.
Reaps Cross The cross has been vandalized in the past but still has a presence on Reaps Edge high on  Heptonstall Moor.
Reaps Cross
The cross has been vandalized in the past but still has a presence on Reaps Edge high on Heptonstall Moor.
The Pennine Way near Clough Head Hill
The Pennine Way near Clough Head Hill
The Pennine Way near King Common
The Pennine Way near King Common
The Pennine Way joins the Pennine Bridleway near Reaps Level
The Pennine Way joins the Pennine Bridleway near Reaps Level
The Pennine Way near Gorple Cottages
The Pennine Way near Gorple Cottages
The Pennine Way crossing Graining Water
The Pennine Way crossing Graining Water
The Pennine Way near The Ridge
The Pennine Way near The Ridge
The Pennine Way near Clough Foot
The Pennine Way near Clough Foot
Confluence of Graining and Alcomden Waters At Blake Dean
Confluence of Graining and Alcomden Waters
At Blake Dean
Black Dean Overlooking the site of a railway trestle bridge built in conjunction with the construction of the Walshaw Dean Reservoirs. The masonry of the piers remains and the evident line of the trackbed earthworks across the valley shows the height of the trestle bridge
Black Dean
Overlooking the site of a railway trestle bridge built in conjunction with the construction of the Walshaw Dean Reservoirs. The masonry of the piers remains and the evident line of the trackbed earthworks across the valley shows the height of the trestle bridge
Reservoir Access Bridge Across Graining Water to give access to Gorple Reservoirs. It is also used by the Pennine Bridleway
Reservoir Access Bridge
Across Graining Water to give access to Gorple Reservoirs. It is also used by the Pennine Bridleway
Holme Ends Farmhouse A listed building recently renovated as residential
Holme Ends Farmhouse
A listed building recently renovated as residential
Gorpley Lower Reservoir Spillway
Gorpley Lower Reservoir Spillway
Old Tramway Route Used in conjunction with the building of the Gorpley Reservoirs. The lower reservoir is in the distance
Old Tramway Route
Used in conjunction with the building of the Gorpley Reservoirs. The lower reservoir is in the distance
Shooting Butts in Ling Hollow The butts lead up to the summit of Standing Stone Hill
Shooting Butts in Ling Hollow
The butts lead up to the summit of Standing Stone Hill
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Reaps Bottom is located at Grid Ref: SD9430 (Lat: 53.771216, Lng: -2.0848357)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Calderdale

Police Authority: West Yorkshire

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 53.771216,-2.0848357
Reap's Cross
Historic: wayside_cross
Lat/Long: 53.7687507/-2.0870839
Heptonstall Moor
Place: locality
Lat/Long: 53.7703686/-2.0909561
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