The Clough

Valley in Yorkshire

England

The Clough

The view from Woolley Edge Looking over Savin Royd Wood and the Dearne Valley. On the skyline are the Emley Moor television masts.
The view from Woolley Edge Credit: Graham Hogg

The Clough, located in Yorkshire, is a picturesque valley nestled amidst the stunning natural beauty of the region. Stretching over several miles, this idyllic location is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The valley is characterized by rolling hills, lush greenery, and a meandering river that flows through it, adding to its charm. The Clough is home to an array of wildlife, including birds, deer, and various species of flora and fauna, making it a haven for nature lovers and wildlife photographers.

Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks or hikes along the numerous trails that wind through the valley, taking in the breathtaking panoramic views. The Clough also offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as picnicking, cycling, and fishing, ensuring there is something for everyone.

For those interested in history, the valley is rich in heritage, with remnants of ancient settlements and landmarks dotting the landscape. Exploring these historical sites provides a glimpse into the region's past and adds an educational element to the visit.

The Clough is also well-known for its quaint villages and charming country pubs, where visitors can indulge in traditional Yorkshire hospitality and sample delicious local cuisine.

In conclusion, The Clough in Yorkshire is a captivating valley that offers a scenic retreat for nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and history buffs alike. Its natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and rich heritage make it an ideal destination for a peaceful and rejuvenating experience.

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The Clough Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.628826/-1.5371675 or Grid Reference SE3014. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The view from Woolley Edge Looking over Savin Royd Wood and the Dearne Valley. On the skyline are the Emley Moor television masts.
The view from Woolley Edge
Looking over Savin Royd Wood and the Dearne Valley. On the skyline are the Emley Moor television masts.
One of a myriad of paths on the way to Woolley Edge Trig Point
One of a myriad of paths on the way to Woolley Edge Trig Point
Woolley Edge Trig Point Flush Bracket S1785
Woolley Edge Trig Point Flush Bracket S1785
View from Woolley Edge View Point
View from Woolley Edge View Point
The south side of Wharncliffe Road, Chapelthorpe Wakefield Council built this estate in the 1950s.
The south side of Wharncliffe Road, Chapelthorpe
Wakefield Council built this estate in the 1950s.
Houses on Church Lane, Chapelthorpe The grey house was built before 1890. The white one is more recent.
Houses on Church Lane, Chapelthorpe
The grey house was built before 1890. The white one is more recent.
Hall Lane, Chapelthorpe In the 1800s this was the main road through the village of Chapelthorpe. What is now Church Lane [where it is parallel to Hall Lane] was then Back Lane.
Hall Lane, Chapelthorpe
In the 1800s this was the main road through the village of Chapelthorpe. What is now Church Lane [where it is parallel to Hall Lane] was then Back Lane.
Gawthorpe Hall, Chapelthorpe So-named on the large-scale OS map surveyed in 1850.
Gawthorpe Hall, Chapelthorpe
So-named on the large-scale OS map surveyed in 1850.
Houses on the south side of Wharncliffe Road Built in the 1950s alongside a beck which was then the boundary of the city of Wakefield.
Houses on the south side of Wharncliffe Road
Built in the 1950s alongside a beck which was then the boundary of the city of Wakefield.
Roadworks in Stoney Lane, Chapelthorpe On the south-west edge of Wakefield.
Roadworks in Stoney Lane, Chapelthorpe
On the south-west edge of Wakefield.
Cottages, south side, Stoney Lane, Chapelthorpe Not listed, despite the 1754 datestone.
Cottages, south side, Stoney Lane, Chapelthorpe
Not listed, despite the 1754 datestone.
Public footpath heading north-west to Stoney Lane Shown on the large-scale OS map surveyed in 1850.
Public footpath heading north-west to Stoney Lane
Shown on the large-scale OS map surveyed in 1850.
Cereal field, south of Chapelthorpe In the 1800s the fields around here were dotted with small coal pits.
Cereal field, south of Chapelthorpe
In the 1800s the fields around here were dotted with small coal pits.
Where four fields meet, south of Chapelthorpe And the public footpath turns sharp right [south-west].
Where four fields meet, south of Chapelthorpe
And the public footpath turns sharp right [south-west].
Hall Green, where town and country meet The group of trees are in the back garden of a house in Moorside Crescent.
Hall Green, where town and country meet
The group of trees are in the back garden of a house in Moorside Crescent.
Public footpath heading south-east to Seckar Wood And passing the site of Brownwood Colliery, mapped by the OS as 'disused' in 1891.
Public footpath heading south-east to Seckar Wood
And passing the site of Brownwood Colliery, mapped by the OS as 'disused' in 1891.
Cereal fields, south-west of Woodmoor Farm The distant trees mark the route of a former railway line.
Cereal fields, south-west of Woodmoor Farm
The distant trees mark the route of a former railway line.
Boundary between fields and woodland The northern boundary of Seckar Wood, following Lawns Dike. There is a public footpath along the field edge.
Boundary between fields and woodland
The northern boundary of Seckar Wood, following Lawns Dike. There is a public footpath along the field edge.
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The Clough is located at Grid Ref: SE3014 (Lat: 53.628826, Lng: -1.5371675)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Wakefield

Police Authority: West Yorkshire

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Located within 500m of 53.628826,-1.5371675
Traffic Signals
Traffic Signals: signal
Lat/Long: 53.6299455/-1.5412254
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Low Moor
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