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Bullion Clough

Valley in Yorkshire

England

Bullion Clough

Trig point at Lad Law, looking north
Trig point at Lad Law, looking north Credit: Bryan Pready

Bullion Clough is a picturesque valley located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Nestled in the heart of the Peak District National Park, it is renowned for its breathtaking beauty and tranquil atmosphere. The valley is situated near the village of Hayfield and is surrounded by rolling hills, lush green meadows, and dense woodlands.

The name Bullion Clough is derived from the Old English word "bullun" meaning a stream or brook, which perfectly describes the main feature of the area. A crystal-clear stream flows through the valley, cascading over moss-covered rocks and creating small waterfalls along its course. The sound of running water combined with the gentle rustling of leaves provides a soothing ambiance to visitors.

The valley is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. It offers a variety of walking trails that cater to all levels of fitness, from leisurely strolls to challenging hikes. The picturesque landscape provides ample opportunities for photographers and artists to capture the beauty of the surroundings.

Wildlife is abundant in Bullion Clough, and it is not uncommon to spot various species of birds, such as redstarts and dippers, as well as small mammals like deer and rabbits. The valley is also home to a diverse range of plant life, including native wildflowers and ancient trees.

Whether you are seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventurous escapade, Bullion Clough in Yorkshire is a destination that offers both natural beauty and recreational opportunities, making it a must-visit location for anyone exploring the region.

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Bullion Clough Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.815484/-2.0814625 or Grid Reference SD9435. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Trig point at Lad Law, looking north
Trig point at Lad Law, looking north
Approaching Lad Law Approaching the south western end of Boulsworth Hill, the trig point on Lad Law.
Approaching Lad Law
Approaching the south western end of Boulsworth Hill, the trig point on Lad Law.
Lad Law The south western summit of Boulsworth Hill, complete with freshly painted trig point.
Lad Law
The south western summit of Boulsworth Hill, complete with freshly painted trig point.
Summit Ridge on Boulsworth Hill Following the exposed concessionary path on Boulsworth Hill between Lad Law and the Weather Stones.
Summit Ridge on Boulsworth Hill
Following the exposed concessionary path on Boulsworth Hill between Lad Law and the Weather Stones.
Weather Stones An assortment of gritstone outcrops on Boulsworth Hill.
Weather Stones
An assortment of gritstone outcrops on Boulsworth Hill.
Little Chair Stones Gritstone outcrops on Boulsworth Hill, passed on the concessionary path
Little Chair Stones
Gritstone outcrops on Boulsworth Hill, passed on the concessionary path
Descending off Boulsworth Hill Following the concessionary path off Boulsworth Hill, towards Spoutley Lumb. Unfortunately the anticipated views of Pendle Hill were somewhat diminished due to haze.
Descending off Boulsworth Hill
Following the concessionary path off Boulsworth Hill, towards Spoutley Lumb. Unfortunately the anticipated views of Pendle Hill were somewhat diminished due to haze.
View from the top Those who make it to the trig point at the 1700'/517m summit of Boulsworth are rewarded with fine views on a clear day.
View from the top
Those who make it to the trig point at the 1700'/517m summit of Boulsworth are rewarded with fine views on a clear day.
Below the summit Rocks on Boulsworth with a distant view of Pendle.
Below the summit
Rocks on Boulsworth with a distant view of Pendle.
Descent from Boulsworth
Descent from Boulsworth
Ruin at Greave. Widdop, Hebden Bridge
Ruin at Greave. Widdop, Hebden Bridge
Gorple Reservoir from Greave
Gorple Reservoir from Greave
Lad Law The trig point just in view
Lad Law
The trig point just in view
Boulsworth trig point
Boulsworth trig point
Weather Stones on Boulsworth Hill
Weather Stones on Boulsworth Hill
Approaching the stile near Great Saucer Stones No path. Surprisingly dry underfoot.
Approaching the stile near Great Saucer Stones
No path. Surprisingly dry underfoot.
Fox Stones Pendle Hill in the distance
Fox Stones
Pendle Hill in the distance
Along the boundary at Whitewall The boundary here is marked by a shallow drain and occasional stones or posts.
Along the boundary at Whitewall
The boundary here is marked by a shallow drain and occasional stones or posts.
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Bullion Clough is located at Grid Ref: SD9435 (Lat: 53.815484, Lng: -2.0814625)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Calderdale

Police Authority: West Yorkshire

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