Boulder Hill

Settlement in Yorkshire

England

Boulder Hill

View from Wadsley Common Credit: Dave Pickersgill

Boulder Hill is a picturesque village located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated in the heart of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, this small settlement offers stunning views of rolling hills, lush green pastures, and charming stone-built houses.

The village is known for its peaceful and idyllic setting, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers. It is surrounded by vast expanses of untouched countryside, with numerous walking trails and footpaths that allow visitors to explore the natural beauty of the area. Boulder Hill also benefits from its close proximity to the Yorkshire Dales National Park, which offers even more opportunities for outdoor activities and wildlife spotting.

Despite its small size, Boulder Hill boasts a welcoming community and a range of amenities. The village features a local pub, where residents and visitors can enjoy a pint of traditional ale and sample delicious homemade meals. There is also a small grocery store, providing essential supplies for the villagers.

History enthusiasts will find Boulder Hill fascinating, as it is home to several well-preserved historical sites. The village's church, dating back to the 12th century, showcases stunning architecture and offers insight into the area's rich past. Additionally, the nearby ruins of an ancient castle provide a glimpse into the region's medieval history.

Boulder Hill is a hidden gem in the Yorkshire countryside, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its breathtaking landscapes and friendly atmosphere, it is no wonder that this village attracts visitors from far and wide.

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Boulder Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.401677/-1.510242 or Grid Reference SK3289. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View from Wadsley Common

Dave Pickersgill

Benchmark on a house

This cut benchmark is on one of the houses seen across the road from the tram terminus in SK3291 : Middlewood Road and Sheffield Supertram terminus. It is just round the angle, on the 6th and 7th course of bricks. Link

Neville Goodman

A suburban street

A view SW up Langsett Avenue close to no. 96, on which there is a benchmark SK3291 : Benchmark by a drainpipe.

Neville Goodman

Benchmark by a drainpipe

There is a cut benchmark to the right of the drainpipe. Langsett Avenue is an unremarkable, if rather steep, suburban street SK3290 : A suburban street. Link

Neville Goodman

Wardsend Cemetery, Sheffield

Dave Pickersgill

Wadsley Church from Rydalhurst Avenue

Colin Pyle

Worrall Road in Wadsley Grove

Colin Pyle

Who let the geese out?

The geese are usually to be found on or beside the lake in Hillsborough Park but on this occasion they have found something better to eat on the grass bank.

Graham Hogg

Super tram at Middlewood

A tram-train Supertram about to leave the Middlewood stop.

Dave Pickersgill

Wadsley Parish Church

Stephen Ostler

Middlewood Tram Stop

Taken from Langsett Avenue

Stephen Ostler

Middlewood Church

Abandoned and overgrown church in middle of new housing development

Stephen Ostler

Entrance to Hillsborough Golf Club

Stephen Ostler

Hillsborough Stadium Mural

This mural on the wall of the Kop at the home of Sheffield Wednesday is by local artist Luke Horton. A second mural by Luke appeared in April 2023 SK3390 : Hillsborough Stadium Mural

Graham Hogg