Clough Head

Settlement in Yorkshire

England

Clough Head

Holmes Lane looking East Taken from beneath the railway station at Sowerby Bridge.  Wainhouse Tower can be seen in the distance - reputedly the tallest folly in the world.
Holmes Lane looking East Credit: Chris Heaton

Clough Head is a small village located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated on the eastern edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the village offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts.

The village is characterized by its quaint and traditional stone cottages, which give it a charming and picturesque atmosphere. The local community is tight-knit and friendly, with a population of around 300 residents.

Clough Head is known for its close proximity to several notable landmarks and attractions. One of the most prominent features is the nearby Clough Head Fell, a stunning hill offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. This makes it a popular spot for walkers and hikers, who can explore the numerous trails and paths that crisscross the area.

In addition to its natural beauty, Clough Head is also home to a number of historic sites. The local church, St. Mary's, dates back to the 12th century and is an architectural gem, featuring beautiful stained glass windows and a well-preserved interior.

The village boasts a small but vibrant community, with a few local shops and pubs providing essential services and a place for residents and visitors to socialize. The annual Clough Head Village Fair is a highlight of the calendar, bringing together locals and tourists for a day of festivities, music, and entertainment.

Overall, Clough Head offers a peaceful and idyllic retreat for those seeking to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Yorkshire countryside, with its stunning landscapes and rich history.

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Holmes Lane looking East Taken from beneath the railway station at Sowerby Bridge.  Wainhouse Tower can be seen in the distance - reputedly the tallest folly in the world.
Holmes Lane looking East
Taken from beneath the railway station at Sowerby Bridge. Wainhouse Tower can be seen in the distance - reputedly the tallest folly in the world.
Holmes Road heading West Heading towards Sowerby Bridge
Holmes Road heading West
Heading towards Sowerby Bridge
End of Platform 2, Sowerby Bridge Station The lines heading east in the direction of Leeds.
End of Platform 2, Sowerby Bridge Station
The lines heading east in the direction of Leeds.
Tunnel under the Railway, Sowerby Bridge Holmes Road emerging from a short tunnel under the railway as it meets Station Road
Tunnel under the Railway, Sowerby Bridge
Holmes Road emerging from a short tunnel under the railway as it meets Station Road
River Ryburn in Sowerby Bridge Looking upstream from Station Road, just before the Ryburn drains into the River Calder
River Ryburn in Sowerby Bridge
Looking upstream from Station Road, just before the Ryburn drains into the River Calder
Sowerby Bridge's very own Flat Iron Building A stunted version of its more famous twin in New York. This is the former Royal Hotel, now known as The Royal Lofts wedged between Sowerby Street and West Street.
Sowerby Bridge's very own Flat Iron Building
A stunted version of its more famous twin in New York. This is the former Royal Hotel, now known as The Royal Lofts wedged between Sowerby Street and West Street.
Bridge Street, Sowerby Bridge Leaves West Street, to cross the River Ryburn before climbing steeply to become Scar Head Road.
Bridge Street, Sowerby Bridge
Leaves West Street, to cross the River Ryburn before climbing steeply to become Scar Head Road.
Top of Scar Head Road
Top of Scar Head Road
Path descending towards Scar Head Road Partially cobbled footpath, somewhat smothered in vegetation on the flanks of the Lower Ryburn valley near Sowerby Bridge
Path descending towards Scar Head Road
Partially cobbled footpath, somewhat smothered in vegetation on the flanks of the Lower Ryburn valley near Sowerby Bridge
View from Harper Royd Lane Looking north over the Calder Valley and the town of Sowerby Bridge
View from Harper Royd Lane
Looking north over the Calder Valley and the town of Sowerby Bridge
Hole 6 on Ryburn Golf Course 409 yards, Par 4 challenge on this scenic golf course high above the Ryburn Valley.
Hole 6 on Ryburn Golf Course
409 yards, Par 4 challenge on this scenic golf course high above the Ryburn Valley.
Scene on Ryburn Golf Course
Scene on Ryburn Golf Course
Footpath on Norland Moor
Footpath on Norland Moor
Calderdale Way on Norland Moor Someone has constructed a bell shaped cairn, here on the edge of Norland Moor - although have cheated a bit by using mortar.
Calderdale Way on Norland Moor
Someone has constructed a bell shaped cairn, here on the edge of Norland Moor - although have cheated a bit by using mortar.
Calderdale Way crosses Stepping Stones onto Norland Moor The long distance footpath crosses a narrow watercourse onto Norland Moor
Calderdale Way crosses Stepping Stones onto Norland Moor
The long distance footpath crosses a narrow watercourse onto Norland Moor
Calderdale Way approaching Greetland Moor A circular long distance walk of roughly 50 miles in length around Calderdale in West Yorkshire. The walk encircles Halifax, Hebden Bridge and Todmorden following packhorse ways and sections of stone causeways.  It passes through hillside villages, high moorland and old mill towns.
Some sections are very steep and narrow valleys are traversed.
Calderdale Way approaching Greetland Moor
A circular long distance walk of roughly 50 miles in length around Calderdale in West Yorkshire. The walk encircles Halifax, Hebden Bridge and Todmorden following packhorse ways and sections of stone causeways. It passes through hillside villages, high moorland and old mill towns. Some sections are very steep and narrow valleys are traversed.
Calderdale Way on Greetland Moor Follows the edge of Greetland Moor beside the boundary of North Dean Wood
Calderdale Way on Greetland Moor
Follows the edge of Greetland Moor beside the boundary of North Dean Wood
Defibrillator opposite Tuel Lane, Sowerby Bridge This one is unusual in being built into the wall of a building.
Defibrillator opposite Tuel Lane, Sowerby Bridge
This one is unusual in being built into the wall of a building.
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Clough Head is located at Grid Ref: SE0622 (Lat: 53.69441, Lng: -1.91061)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Calderdale

Police Authority: West Yorkshire

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