Roms Clough

Valley in Yorkshire

England

Roms Clough

Barker Cote Farmhouse Converted to residential
Barker Cote Farmhouse Credit: Kevin Waterhouse

Roms Clough is a picturesque valley located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Nestled within the beautiful countryside, this hidden gem offers visitors a tranquil and serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The valley is characterized by its rolling hills, lush green meadows, and a meandering river that flows through its heart. The river, known as Roms Clough Beck, is lined with ancient woodland, creating a stunning backdrop for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike. The valley is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a haven for wildlife lovers.

Roms Clough is also famous for its walking trails, attracting hikers and ramblers from far and wide. The well-maintained paths wind through the valley, providing breathtaking views at every turn. Whether you're a seasoned walker or a casual stroller, there are routes to suit all abilities. Along the way, you may come across charming stone bridges, rustic farmhouses, and even remnants of old mills, showcasing the valley's rich history.

For those seeking a more adventurous experience, Roms Clough offers opportunities for rock climbing and abseiling. The dramatic cliffs and crags provide a challenging terrain for climbers of all skill levels.

In addition to its natural beauty, Roms Clough is also known for its warm hospitality. The valley is dotted with cozy country pubs and tea rooms, where visitors can indulge in traditional Yorkshire fare and relax after a long day of exploring.

Overall, Roms Clough is a captivating destination that promises a delightful blend of natural wonders, outdoor activities, and a warm community atmosphere.

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Roms Clough Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.788135/-1.9924801 or Grid Reference SE0032. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Barker Cote Farmhouse Converted to residential
Barker Cote Farmhouse
Converted to residential
Nook Farmhouse Named Nook on modern OS maps but originally Upper Sunny Bank Farmhouse with a lower Sunny Bank nearby
Nook Farmhouse
Named Nook on modern OS maps but originally Upper Sunny Bank Farmhouse with a lower Sunny Bank nearby
Head of Crimsworth Dean The track is descending to Grain Water Bridge
Head of Crimsworth Dean
The track is descending to Grain Water Bridge
Grinding Stone Hole Viewed from Thornton Moor Reservoir conduit path
Grinding Stone Hole
Viewed from Thornton Moor Reservoir conduit path
Overflow into Sun Hill Clough From the Thornton Moor Reservoir conduit. Quite a steep masonry spillway
Overflow into Sun Hill Clough
From the Thornton Moor Reservoir conduit. Quite a steep masonry spillway
Deep Dyke from Stairs Lane A badly eroded valley
Deep Dyke from Stairs Lane
A badly eroded valley
View north down Stairs Lane The Thornton Moor Reservoir conduit path crosses where there is a ray of sunshine on the lane
View north down Stairs Lane
The Thornton Moor Reservoir conduit path crosses where there is a ray of sunshine on the lane
Stone Heap Stoop At the top of Stairs Lane, a boundary stone
Stone Heap Stoop
At the top of Stairs Lane, a boundary stone
Winter on the moors Looking from Intake Lane across the Waggon and Horses pub to Hebden Bridge Road and Sun Hill beyond
Winter on the moors
Looking from Intake Lane across the Waggon and Horses pub to Hebden Bridge Road and Sun Hill beyond
Looking over the Worth Valley From a roadside viewpoint on Oxenhope Moor
Looking over the Worth Valley
From a roadside viewpoint on Oxenhope Moor
Inquisitive sheep At one of the locks on the Thornton Moor conduit, March 2023
Inquisitive sheep
At one of the locks on the Thornton Moor conduit, March 2023
Stairs Lane Passing the Stone Heap Stoop at Top of Stairs
Stairs Lane
Passing the Stone Heap Stoop at Top of Stairs
Crossing the Bradford boundary On Cock Hill Moor the boundary between Bradford and Calderdale
Crossing the Bradford boundary
On Cock Hill Moor the boundary between Bradford and Calderdale
Limers Gate The bridleway descending off Naze Hill towards the A6033 Hebden Bridge Road
Limers Gate
The bridleway descending off Naze Hill towards the A6033 Hebden Bridge Road
Robin Delph Flat Rough moorland rising up to Clattering Edge from a disused quarry. There is a gate behind the camera through the fence line in this open access land.
Robin Delph Flat
Rough moorland rising up to Clattering Edge from a disused quarry. There is a gate behind the camera through the fence line in this open access land.
Thornton Moor Reservoir Conduit A deep catchwater for the reservoir which has a permissive bridleway alongside
Thornton Moor Reservoir Conduit
A deep catchwater for the reservoir which has a permissive bridleway alongside
Seat on Limers Gate Overlooking the junction with the A6033 and the Crimsworth Dean valley.
Seat on Limers Gate
Overlooking the junction with the A6033 and the Crimsworth Dean valley.
Waterfall and bridge at Lumb Hole
Waterfall and bridge at Lumb Hole
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Roms Clough is located at Grid Ref: SE0032 (Lat: 53.788135, Lng: -1.9924801)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Calderdale

Police Authority: West Yorkshire

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