Rudstoops Clough

Valley in Yorkshire

England

Rudstoops Clough

Chinook Helicopter passing close to Stoodley Pike Monument A close encounter!
Chinook Helicopter passing close to Stoodley Pike Monument Credit: Colin Park

Rudstoops Clough is a picturesque valley located in the region of Yorkshire, England. Nestled amidst the rolling hills and lush greenery, this enchanting landscape offers a truly idyllic setting for nature enthusiasts and hikers.

Situated in the northern part of Yorkshire, Rudstoops Clough boasts a diverse range of flora and fauna. The valley is home to a variety of plant species, including wildflowers, ferns, and mosses, creating a vibrant and colorful display throughout the year. The abundant wildlife in the area includes birds, such as pheasants and owls, as well as small mammals like rabbits and hedgehogs.

Visitors to Rudstoops Clough can explore its numerous walking trails, which wind through the valley and provide breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The paths are well-maintained and suitable for all levels of fitness, making it an ideal destination for families and individuals alike.

One of the notable features of Rudstoops Clough is the babbling brook that meanders through the valley. The crystal-clear water flows gently over moss-covered rocks, creating a soothing and peaceful atmosphere. This tranquil setting is further enhanced by the sound of birdsong and the gentle rustling of leaves in the breeze.

In addition to its natural beauty, Rudstoops Clough also has historical significance. The valley is dotted with remnants of old stone walls and abandoned farm buildings, providing glimpses into the area's rural past.

Overall, Rudstoops Clough is a hidden gem in Yorkshire, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature and experience the tranquility of a truly unspoiled landscape.

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Rudstoops Clough Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.707835/-2.0147634 or Grid Reference SD9923. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Chinook Helicopter passing close to Stoodley Pike Monument A close encounter!
Chinook Helicopter passing close to Stoodley Pike Monument
A close encounter!
Pennine Way at Doe Stones & view towards Edge End Moor
Pennine Way at Doe Stones & view towards Edge End Moor
Striding onto Erringden Moor Plenty of footpaths to choose from, when walking on this stretch of moorland
Striding onto Erringden Moor
Plenty of footpaths to choose from, when walking on this stretch of moorland
Old Boundary Stone on Erringden Moor There are plenty of these stones forming a line across the moor
Old Boundary Stone on Erringden Moor
There are plenty of these stones forming a line across the moor
Footpath on Erringden Moor Narrow but distinct footpath crossing Erringden Moor
Footpath on Erringden Moor
Narrow but distinct footpath crossing Erringden Moor
On the Edge of Erringden Moor Great view of Cragg Vale and Calderdale from here.
On the Edge of Erringden Moor
Great view of Cragg Vale and Calderdale from here.
On Erringden Moor One of many footpaths that can be found on this stretch of moorland
On Erringden Moor
One of many footpaths that can be found on this stretch of moorland
View towards Stoodley Pike Monument from Dick's Lane
View towards Stoodley Pike Monument from Dick's Lane
Calderdale Way ascending away from Withens Clough Reservoir The long distance footpath initially heading north, before swinging west towards Withens Gate on the Pennine Way
Calderdale Way ascending away from Withens Clough Reservoir
The long distance footpath initially heading north, before swinging west towards Withens Gate on the Pennine Way
Withens New Road Track beside the western end of Withens Clough Reservoir as darkness closes in.
Withens New Road
Track beside the western end of Withens Clough Reservoir as darkness closes in.
Large Outbuilding beside Pasture House The outbuilding is larger than the farmhouse itself, which is concealed from view behind this bulky edifice.
The complex is located beside Withens Clough Reservoir, and seems to be the only sign of habitation in the vicinity.
The outbuilding appears to be a converted barn in need of some repair.
Passed by on the Calderdale Way long distance footpath.
Large Outbuilding beside Pasture House
The outbuilding is larger than the farmhouse itself, which is concealed from view behind this bulky edifice. The complex is located beside Withens Clough Reservoir, and seems to be the only sign of habitation in the vicinity. The outbuilding appears to be a converted barn in need of some repair. Passed by on the Calderdale Way long distance footpath.
Flooded New Withens Road Approaching Pasture House on the Calderdale Way long distance footpath beside Withens Clough Reservoir
Flooded New Withens Road
Approaching Pasture House on the Calderdale Way long distance footpath beside Withens Clough Reservoir
View from Atop the Dam Wall of Withens Clough Reservoir Looking down Withens Clough towards Cragg Vale
View from Atop the Dam Wall of Withens Clough Reservoir
Looking down Withens Clough towards Cragg Vale
Rudd Lane Access lane heading away from Withens Clough Reservoir towards Cragg Vale.
Adopted by the Calderdale Way long distance footpath.
Rudd Lane
Access lane heading away from Withens Clough Reservoir towards Cragg Vale. Adopted by the Calderdale Way long distance footpath.
Beside Withens Clough Reservoir
Beside Withens Clough Reservoir
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
Show me another place!

Rudstoops Clough is located at Grid Ref: SD9923 (Lat: 53.707835, Lng: -2.0147634)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Calderdale

Police Authority: West Yorkshire

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Located within 500m of 53.707835,-2.0147634
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