Holes Clough

Valley in Yorkshire

England

Holes Clough

Approaching "Strines Inn"
Approaching "Strines Inn" Credit: Neil Theasby

Holes Clough, located in Yorkshire, is a picturesque valley that offers stunning natural beauty and a serene atmosphere. Nestled within the beautiful countryside, this valley is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and photographers alike.

The valley is surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, showcasing the region's diverse flora and fauna. Holes Clough is home to a variety of plant species, including heather, ferns, and wildflowers, creating a vibrant and colorful landscape throughout the year. The gently flowing stream that runs through the valley adds to the charm, providing a calming soundtrack to the tranquil surroundings.

Hikers and walkers are drawn to Holes Clough for its extensive network of trails, offering options for both leisurely strolls and more challenging treks. The paths wind through the valley, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and the opportunity to spot wildlife such as rabbits, squirrels, and various bird species.

Photographers are also captivated by Holes Clough's natural beauty, with its picturesque landscapes, cascading waterfalls, and secluded spots perfect for capturing stunning shots. The changing seasons bring different colors and moods to the valley, making it an ideal location for capturing the essence of Yorkshire's countryside.

Visitors to Holes Clough can also take advantage of nearby amenities, including picnic spots, cafes, and visitor centers that provide information about the valley's history, geology, and wildlife. Whether exploring the valley's trails, immersing oneself in nature's tranquility, or capturing its beauty through a lens, Holes Clough offers a truly memorable and enriching experience for all who visit.

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Holes Clough Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.41091/-1.6450818 or Grid Reference SK2390. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Approaching "Strines Inn"
Approaching "Strines Inn"
Entrance to "The Strines Inn" "The building that now houses The Strines Inn was originally a manor house built in 1275. Over the years it was extended and eventually converted into an inn in 1771." - copied from the pub's website.
Entrance to "The Strines Inn"
"The building that now houses The Strines Inn was originally a manor house built in 1275. Over the years it was extended and eventually converted into an inn in 1771." - copied from the pub's website.
Monument on Well On Hoar Stones Road near Eastfield Farm
Monument on Well
On Hoar Stones Road near Eastfield Farm
Fields near Ughill
Fields near Ughill
View north from West Shaw Lane, Ughill Moors
View north from West Shaw Lane, Ughill Moors
View to Dale Dike Reservoir from West Shaw Lane
View to Dale Dike Reservoir from West Shaw Lane
Mortimer Road
Mortimer Road
Walker House Viewed from the other side of Bradfield Dale, with Dale Dike flowing in the trees at the bottom.
Walker House
Viewed from the other side of Bradfield Dale, with Dale Dike flowing in the trees at the bottom.
Blindside Lane The lane is descending into Bradfield Dale.
Blindside Lane
The lane is descending into Bradfield Dale.
Partially cleared forest It looks as though the conifers have been cleared, leaving the broad-leaved trees. This is the southern side of Bradfield Dale.
Partially cleared forest
It looks as though the conifers have been cleared, leaving the broad-leaved trees. This is the southern side of Bradfield Dale.
Footpath in Bradfield Dale Part of the Sheffield Country Walk passing through autumn woodland.
Footpath in Bradfield Dale
Part of the Sheffield Country Walk passing through autumn woodland.
Sheffield Country Walk Heading up Bradfield Dale with Dale Dike Reservoir below the trees to the right.
Sheffield Country Walk
Heading up Bradfield Dale with Dale Dike Reservoir below the trees to the right.
Footpath in Bradfield Dale The path climbs out of the dale on its southern side. It is not as well used as the path which goes round the dale.
Footpath in Bradfield Dale
The path climbs out of the dale on its southern side. It is not as well used as the path which goes round the dale.
Sheffield Country Walk Heading up the dale through land which used to be farmed.
Sheffield Country Walk
Heading up the dale through land which used to be farmed.
Andrew Wood A strip of woodland up the southern side of Bradfield Dale, but it is not very dense.
Andrew Wood
A strip of woodland up the southern side of Bradfield Dale, but it is not very dense.
Dale Dike Reservoir The water level is very low, leaving a lot of the upper reaches bone dry.
Dale Dike Reservoir
The water level is very low, leaving a lot of the upper reaches bone dry.
Path by Dale Dike Reservoir Following the northern side of the reservoir. The water level is very low.
Path by Dale Dike Reservoir
Following the northern side of the reservoir. The water level is very low.
Dale Dike Reservoir The water is at a very low level.
Dale Dike Reservoir
The water is at a very low level.
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Holes Clough is located at Grid Ref: SK2390 (Lat: 53.41091, Lng: -1.6450818)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Sheffield

Police Authority: South Yorkshire

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Nearby Amenities

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Holes Clough
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