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WILDSIDE
walks, activities and
events IN CALDERDALE
April 2016 march 2017
Jerusalem Farm Campsite
Jerusalem Farm is situated between Halifax and Hebden Bridge in the heart of the
picturesque Luddenden Valley in rural Calderdale. The campsite is on a flat grassy area
adjacent to Luddenden Brook and Wade Wood, which is designated as a Local Nature
Reserve due to it being a good example of mixed deciduous woodland. The site offers
campers all the basic facilities one would expect on a campsite without being
commercialised and has an added bonus in that the site is not accessible to cars (the car
parking area is a couple of minutes walk from the camping area) which helps create a feeling
of peace and tranquillity on the site. Jerusalem Farm is ideal for people who wish to escape
from the pressures of everyday life and offers visitors the opportunity to get back to nature
in an idyllic setting.
Site open:
Friday 1st April - Sunday 2nd October
P
Jerusalem
Farm
Don’t overshootOnly 20 yards
Points to note: No under 18’s unless accompanied
by a parent or guardian.
Charges
£6 per night for adults
£4 per night for children under 15 (Under 5’s free)
£1 per dog (maximum 2 per party)
£3 Gazebo per night
£1 discount for Passport to Leisure holders
Please contact 01422 883246
for further information.
Jerusalem Farm Campsite
Booth, Halifax, West Yorkshire HX2 6XJ.
BOOTH
Bus
Terminus
Oates
Royd
Mills
MIDGLEY
LUDDENDEN
VILLAGE
Look for a sign
to BOOTH
Toilets
Kershaw
House
HEBDEN BRIDGE
4 miles A646
Pub
Take-away
Pub
LUDDENDEN
FOOT
Not to scale
HALIFAX
4 Miles A646
WILDSIDE
walks, activities
and events
APRIL 2016 - MARCH 2017
Welcome to the Safer, Cleaner, Greener walks
and events programme 2016/17. Thank you to
everyone who has put time and effort into making
the programme possible.
This year’s programme has a number of highlights
including several chances to climb Wainhouse
Tower, more walks from our Walks around the
coming to Ogden Water just before Christmas. For
those of you who like getting your hands dirty, we
have on offer lots of practical days to get involved
in and there are two training courses where you
can learn to weave with willow.
For families we have a variety of family learning
sessions where participants can learn more about
on offer.
We are thrilled that our partner organisations
have been able to offer walks for our programme
again this year. Special thanks to the West
Calderdale Ramblers, Cromwell Bottom Wildlife
Group, Calderdale Bird Conservation Group, CREW
and Calderdale Heritage Walks whose support
is very much appreciated as always. Thanks also
must go to all walk and event leaders; without
whom there wouldn’t be a programme and to
Adam Swift and Chris Sutcliffe who have supplied
PLEASE NOTE
For information about
grading of walk, what
to bring etc. please
refer to page 4 and 5 of
this booklet. For sites
for which we have the
information available,
we have included
postcode details for
those people using
a satellite navigation
system. Please do not
Farm using a postcode you will get lost!
The National Trust at
Hardcastle Crags also
runs a guided walks
programme.
Please telephone:
01422 844518 for details.
Calderdale Heritage
Walks run a programme
of Heritage walks.
E-mail:
CdaleHeritageWks@
aol.com for details or
telephone 01422 201640.
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taking part
PLEASE TurN Off yOur mObILE PhONE
DurINg ThE WALk/EvENT
Most activities are free - see listing for
details.
Dress appropriately for the activity.
Walkers need boots, warm clothing
and waterproofs, except for in summer
when, boots/stout shoes and
you bring waterproofs.
No booking is required unless stated in the
programme.
For walks and events in the countryside,
we would prefer you to leave your dog at
home. If you do bring it please keep it on
a lead at all times. Please note that Open
Access land may have restrictions on dogs
at certain times of the year, which may not
be in force at the time of going to press.
Please also note that some landowners
have banned dogs from Open Access land
permanently (for example Walshaw Dean
Estate and Manshead Hill). Where dogs are
allowed on Access land, they must be kept
on a lead at all times. If in doubt, please
leave your pet at home for the walk.
No unaccompanied children under 16.
Check bus times for ‘bus walks’ and bring
change for the fare.
The pace of our walks is relatively slow. If
anyone gets ahead of the leader then we
will assume that they have left the walk.
Walks are circular unless otherwise stated.
No smoking whilst attending led walks
and activities.
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uSEfuL CONTACTS
Safer, Cleaner
greener Team
01422 284428
(answerphone
halifax visitor Centre
01422 368725
hebden bridge visitor
and Canal Centre
01422 843831
Todmorden Tourist
Information Centre
01706 818181
PLEASE NOTE
Whilst every care is taken on
these walks and activities,
please remember that
everyone taking part does so
at their own risk. We reserve
the right to refuse to allow ill
equipped people to take part
if we feel that to allow them
to do so could endanger
themselves or others.
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Easy walk on level paths
Easy walk, some climbing
Moderate walk for anyone
reasonably active
Harder walk for experienced walkers
walkers only
Bus available to near starting point
Train available to near starting point
Wheelchair and pushchair accessible
Bring lunch
Sorry no dogs with the exception of
guide or hearing dogs
Particularly suitable for families
(strictly no unaccompanied children)
LNR
Walk visits Local Nature Reserve
TyPE Of ACTIvITy
Practical Task - please wear old
clothing that you don’t mind getting
dirty!
Walk - please wear appropriate
footwear and clothing
Event
Training course
Green Flag award winning site
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CALDERDALE HERITAGE WALKS
2016/17
Discover more about Calderdale’s history, how the area evolved and about
life in our towns and villages down the years.
These Guided Walks vary from 2 to 3 hours
and most cost £3 per head.
The summer programme covers locations right across Calderdale from late April to
the end of October with at least one walk on offer every week. In winter there’s
a reduced programme of roughly one walk per fortnight.
A selection of walks are listed in Wildside.
Free programmes from Tourist Information Centres, Libraries, Museums,
Countryside sites and Council Offices within Calderdale.
See full details on the website at:
www.CalderdaleHeritageWalks.org.uk
Email: [email protected] if you’d like to
be added to the Heritage Walks e-mailing list.
Walks organised by Calderdale Heritage Guides
Cyclists Touring Club
Calderdale CTC is the local group of CTC, the national
cycling charity. We ride for fun and enjoyment and we
have rides every week all year round.
Most of our regular rides are free of charge.
They are easy paced and we do not leave
people behind. All our rides include a stop
for coffee and a chat.
Fed up with riding on your own?
Tired of the same routes all the time?
Come and join us !
You can find more information about who we
are and where we ride on our website
www.calderdalectc.org.uk.
Ride reports and photos can be found on our
Facebook page Calderdale CTC.
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The Jungle Experience and
Manor Heath Park
This green flag award winner is a tropical oasis packed
collection of plants from all over the World.
the closing time is 15.30 (closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day.
Cost: £1 per person age 6 years and over.
Schools and community groups catered for by prior arrangement.
For Flutterbites cafe opening times visit
http://www.calderdale.gov.uk/v2/residents/leisure-and-culture/parks-andopen-spaces/parks/manor-heath-park-and-jungle-experience
Fully accessible play area and sand pit.
Formal gardens with plenty of seating, on- street parking nearby.
for more information, contact manor heath Park, manor heath road, halifax
hX3 0Eb. Telephone 01422 365631 or e-mail [email protected]
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The Wainhouse Tower
King Cross, Halifax
Pay a visit, climb the internal spiral staircase, take
in the fantastic view from this fabulously ornate,
77 metres (253 feet high) Victorian chimney!
Opening Times:
Easter Monday
May Day Monday
Spring Bank Monday
Father’s Day Sunday
August Bank Monday
28 March
2 May
30 May
19 June
29 August
11.00 - 16.00
11.00 - 16.00
11.00 - 16.00
11.00 - 16.00
11.00 - 16.00
Adults
£2.50
Children and Passport to Leisure (PTL)
£2.00
Child Passport to Leisure (PTL)
£1.50
Family Ticket
£8.00
Please contact P. Oddy on 01422 365631
for further information or to book a private visit.
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Photo courtesy of Andrew Cowton
Prices
Calderdale Local Access
Forum needs you!
Local Access Forum’s were set up under Countryside & Rights of Way Act
2000 to be bodies which deal with matters relating to “ ... the improvement of
public access to land in that area for the purposes of open-air recreation and
the enjoyment of the area ...”.
The Calderdale Local Access Forum held its first meeting in April 2013.
Meetings are held 4 times per year in Halifax in the early evening.
New members are currently
sought especially people who are
landowners with Rights of Way on
their land or Open Access land, horse
riders, people who enjoy accessing
the countryside who have a disability
and people who are from a Black or
Minority Ethnic Group.
Please contact the Countryside and
Woodlands Service on
01422 284415 or e-mail
[email protected]
if you would like to know more or
would like to apply to join.
Friends of Colden Clough
Practical work days on the 1st
Tuesday of the month. All welcome.
Please contact Dave Wilson on
07720249359 for further information or
e-mail [email protected]
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Countryside Volunteers
Do you have an interest in preserving Calderdale’s
countryside?
Calderdale Countryside and Woodlands Service is responsible for
maintaining and preserving Calderdale’s unique landscape.
We are always looking for volunteers to assist us in our work. Volunteer
opportunities include practical work, working with school groups, leading
guided walks, working in the shop at Ogden Water and survey work.
Interested?
For further details, please call Philip Singh on 0784 178 4185 or e-mail
[email protected] who’ll be happy to tell you more.
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Friends of
Calderdale’s Countryside
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The Friends are a group of volunteers who work in partnership with Calderdale
Countryside and Woodlands Service in the protection, enhancement and promotion
of Calderdale’s countryside. The Group is run by a small committee and holds an
Annual General Meeting in December each year to which all volunteers are invited.
The Friends Group was set up by volunteers and staff of Calderdale Countryside
Service, helped with funding from BTCV (now TCV) and the Bearder Trust.
One of the main aims of the Friends is to access funding from grant making bodies
to enable it to carry out projects across Calderdale and support other groups with
similar aims.
Since the Friends were set up a number of years ago it has been successful in
obtaining funds from a range of grant making bodies. This has enabled it to do work
on the permissive riverside footpath at Foster Bridge in Hebden Bridge, improve
and restore disabled access paths at Cromwell Bottom Local Nature Reserve
and undertake improvement work at Beechwood Park in Illingworth. It has also
purchased hedge laying tools and equipment including a moth trap, identification
leaflets, wildflowers, tepee and marquee. One of the Friends most successful
initiatives has been the production of 15 different leaflets of Walks around Villages in
Calderdale. These leaflets have been a great success necessitating the reprinting
of the most popular ones. Following the success of those leaflets the Friends have
also produced five new leaflets this year. The Walks Leaflets are available from
Tourist Information Centres, local libraries and other outlets across Calderdale.
We are always open to suggestions for projects to make improvements, protect,
look after and enhance the beautiful countryside we have in Calderdale and would
love to hear from like-minded people.
Please see our website:
www.friendsofcountryside.weebly.com
for more information and details of how we
can be contacted.
Follow the Countryside and Woodlands
Service on Twitter @CalderCountry
Follow us on Facebook
www.facebook.com/caldercountry
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Download your Walking
with History eTrail Apps!
Pennine Horizons have developed Apps for 12 local history
walks which can be downloaded to your Smart Phone
or Tablet. The Apps contain; map, walk directions, audio
commentaries and historical photographs, allowing you
to explore the area’s unique landscape and outstanding
industrial heritage e.g. explore the Ryburn Valley in the steps
of Sam Hill, the mills of Colden Clough, Packhorse Routes,
and Radical history sites throughout the Calder valley - walks
vary from 2 to 8 miles.
Download the Apps and take yourself for a walk:
www.pennineheritage.org.uk/Trails
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march/april 2016
monday 4 April
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
Saturday 26 march
AmPhIbIANS AT CrOmWELL bOTTOm
E
LNR
Cromwell Bottom Nature Reserve (Grid
Reference SE 124223) at 10.30 for a 10.40
start. Circa 2 mile walk on easy paths
around the nature reserve identifying
and counting amphibian species. Event
lasts approximately 3 hours. Free walk
but donations welcome to Halifax
Health walk provided by CREW (Cardiac
Rehabilitation through Exercise and
Walking), but open to all. Meet Mike
Barnett outside Beechwood Medical
Centre at 13.00 for a walk in the
Ovenden area. Routes vary depending
on weather and the ability of those
taking part but will be between 2 and
5 miles and will often visit Beechwood
Park and Shroggs Park. Contact the
leader on 01422 244302 for further
information. Some routes are accessible
with pushchairs and wheelchairs - call
the leader to check before attending.
Free of charge.
more information on 0771 500 5379.
Tuesday 5 April
Sunday 3 April
bEEChWOOD PArk PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
hIghS AND LOWS Of brIghOuSE
M
Meet David Austin from the Calderdale
Ramblers Association at 10.30 at
Brighouse railway station grid ref:
SE 146 224 for a 6.2 miles walk. Please
contact the leader on 01484 717820 or
0779 048 0058 for more information or
to check if the route is suitable for dogs.
Free of charge.
Meet members of Calderdale
Countryside and Woodlands Service
for a session of practical work in
Beechwood Park, north Halifax. Session
runs from 10.00 – 15.00. Please contact
0776 995 4956 for more details and
meeting point.
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Tuesday 5 April
COLDEN CLOugh PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
The Friends of Colden Clough usually
every month at 13.30. They perform
various tasks including path repairs
and conservation work. They are led
by David Wilson the Upper Valley
David for more information on times
and meeting point on 0772 024 9359.
Saturday 9 April
CrOmWELL bOTTOm
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
Wednesday 6 April
SPrINg TImE SAuNTEr
E
LNR
at Ogden Water at 10.30 to use your
senses to explore the woods around the
reservoir. £3.10 per child (£2.10 Passport
to Leisure holders).
Service staff and members of the
Cromwell Bottom Wildlife Group to
help manage this unique and diverse
Local Nature Reserve with a variety
of practical activities. Meet at 09.30.
Contact Robin Dalton 0771 286 7619 for
further information.
Sunday 10 April
rOCkS AND mINErALS IN hALIfAX
TOWN CENTrE
Wednesday 6 April
ThE EvENINg NEWTS
LNR
close up look for different species of
this secretive amphibian. Meet 19.30 in
the Cromwell Bottom car park. (Behind
Cromwell House, off the A6025 Elland
- Brighouse Road HD6 2RG – look
out for the brown road sign). Insect
repellent, torch and suitable clothing
recommended. For further information
contact Robin Dalton 0771 286 7619.
No charge.
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E
Meet Alison Tymon from West Yorkshire
Geology Trust at 14.00 outside Halifax
Minster, Kirkgate, Halifax (main porch –
Grid Reference SE 097 252) for a short
walk (c. 0.5 mile) to look at the building
stones of the many notable buildings
in Halifax’s town centre. Please
contact the leader on 01289 305842 or
0783 163 7634 if you need any further
information. Free of charge.
Sunday 10 April
Wednesday 13 April
bIrDS Of A fEAThEr
DIXON SCAr PrACTICAL DAy
M
Mytholmroyd Community Centre grid
ref: SE 012 260 for an 8 mile walk.
Contact the leader on 01422 823491 or
0777 151 7790 for further information
dogs. Free of charge.
monday 11 April
ILLINgWOrTh hEALTh WALk
The Friends of Dixon Scar are a new
group in the Sowerby Bridge Area. They
are a constituted community led group
who are aided by the Countryside and
Woodlands Service. We try to meet up
for community events throughout the
year and on the second Wednesday of
every month depending on the type
of task and who is available. For more
information contact David Wilson
on 0772 024 9359 or check out their
Facebook page!
Saturday 16 April
E
Rehabilitation through Exercise
and Walking), but open to all. Meet
Christine Cox outside Keighley Road
Medical Centre at 13.00 for a walk
in the Illingworth area. Routes vary
depending on weather and the ability
of those taking part but will be between
2 and 5 miles and will often visit Ogden
Water. Contact the leader on 0753 104
7776 for further information. Some
routes are accessible with pushchairs
and wheelchairs - call the leader to
check before attending. Free of charge.
PArk WOOD ELLAND, ITS
bLuEbELLS, WILDLIfE AND hISTOry
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Meet Steve Blacksmith from Halifax
Park Road junction, Elland (Grid
Reference SE 109 217) at 10.30 for a
10.40 start. 2.5 mile walk which is hilly,
muddy and sometimes boggy in places
but well worth it to see the amazing
display of Bluebells if we catch them
right. Plenty of opportunities to learn
about other plants and look and listen
for birds if we don’t! Contact the leader
on 0771 250 05379 if you need further
information. Free walk but donations
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Saturday 16 April
Sunday 17 April
IT hAPPENED 300 mILLION
yEArS AgO
CuNNEry WOOD PrACTICAL DAy
E/M
Geologist) from West Yorkshire Geology
Trust in the car park off Stainland Road,
Stainland (behind the Red Lion but not
the pub car park) at 13.00 for a 2.5 mile
meandering circular route from the car
park to Eaves Top Quarries and back
to look at Millstone Grit rocks and their
features. Dogs welcome but must be
kept on a lead at all times.
Free of charge.
Sunday 17 April
CrOSSLEyS IN NOrTh WEST hALIfAX
E
The family were involved in far more
than just carpets. Their many and varied
contributions to Halifax included
houses, chapels, a major park,
almshouses and much more! Meet
Linda Croft from Calderdale Heritage
Walks at 14.15 at the Hopwood Lane
entrance to People’s Park, Halifax. Cost
£3 (all ages). No need to book, just turn
up and pay on the day.
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12+ LNR
Meet Chris Sutcliffe at Cunnery Wood,
Shibden for a session of practical work
looking after the nature reserve. Session
runs 10.00 – 15.00. Please contact 0776
995 4956 for more information.
Sunday 17 April
mOOrS AND A mEDIEvAL WALL
M
Meet Trish Brennan from Calderdale
Sowerby Bridge railway station car park
grid ref: SE 062 235 for a 7 mile walk.
0790 955 3968. Free of charge.
monday 18 April
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
See Monday 4 April listing for details.
Tuesday 19 April
OgDEN WATEr PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
Meet Chris Sutcliffe at Ogden Water to
help with ongoing management and
new projects designed to look after the
wildlife and infrastructure of the nature
reserve. Session runs 09.45 – 15.00. Please
contact 0776 995 4956 for more details.
Thursday 21 April
NuTCLOugh PrACTICAL DAy
The Friends of Nutclough, Hebden Bridge
are a small group who are interested
in the upkeep of this small site centred
around the Ibbot Royd Beck as it runs
through this delightful clough into
Hebden Bridge. Work parties are held
on the 3rd Thursday of every month but
please contact David Wilson on 0772 024
9259 for more information.
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Sunday 24 April
bIrDS AND bEASTS Of WOODS
AND fIELDS
M
LNR
Meet Chris Sutcliffe at 09.00 outside
Mereside Cafe, Shibden Park for a 3
hour walk up and over Beacon Hill
looking at birds and beasties in the
local area. Uphill to start with but lots
of stops. Snack & drink required, bring
binoculars if you have them.
Sunday 24 April
hAmLETS ArOuND CLIfTON
M
Meet Peter Davies from Calderdale
Ramblers Association at 13.30 in
Thornhill Beck Lane car park, Brighouse
grid ref: SE 147 236 for a 5 mile walk.
email [email protected]
for more information or to check if
the route is suitable for dogs.
Free of charge.
monday 25 April
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MAY 2016
Tuesday 3 may
LNR
Sunday 1 may
DAWN ChOruS
E
See Tuesday 5 April listing for details.
monday 9 may
LNR
Meet members of the Cromwell
Bottom Wildlife Group and clear the
head with an early meander around
Cromwell Bottom Local Nature
Reserve listening to the birds on
National Dawn Chorus Day.
Refreshments will be available at the
end of the walk. Meet in the Cromwell
Bottom Car Park HD6 2RG. Free of
charge but donations welcome to the
Cromwell Bottom Wildlife Group. Start
time 05.30.
monday 2 may
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
E
Tuesday 10 may
gOINg bATTy IN ThE PArk
Tuesday 3 may
LNR
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Shelf Village Hall, to learn about
nocturnal wildlife and (hopefully) see
some bats. Insect repellent and torches
recommended.
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Wednesday 11 may
See Wednesday 13 April listing for details.
Wednesday 11 may
NOrLAND mOOr PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
to manage issues on the Reserve.
10.00 – 12.30. Contact Robin Dalton on
07712867619 for meeting point.
Saturday 14 may
Thursday 12 may
SAuNTErINg ArOuND ThE
ShIbDEN vALLEy
M
Thursday 12 may
mOOrLAND bIrDS WALk
10+
Bird Conservation Group and Hugh
Delph Quarry (on the A672, 2.5 miles SW
of Ripponden, just above the boarding
kennels grid reference SE 018161) at 19.15
for a 2 hour moorland walk looking for
the birds, such as Twite, Peregrine and
Merlin, that make the South Pennines
so special. Donations welcomed to
Calderdale Bird Conservation Group.
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M
Meet Chris Sutcliffe on the front lawn
outside Shibden Hall at 10.30 for a 6
mile walk through “Sheep-dene” taking
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WILD DAffODILS AND LITTLE OWLS
rIShWOrTh rAmbLE
green car park (Mill Fold) off B6113 at
the bottom of Ripponden Bank (Grid
Reference SE040197) at 10.30 for a
10.40 start. Walk goes up the Ryburn
on woodland paths, doing a circuit
at Rishworth and returning on a high
contour. We may see the native
a Little Owl or two on a certain wall.
Distance circa 2.5 miles.
Saturday 14 may
CrOmWELL bOTTOm
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
See Saturday 9 April listing for details.
Sunday 15 may
monday 16 may
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
12+ LNR
See Sunday 17 April listing for details.
Sunday 15 may
hEbDEN brIDgE 1750-1900
E
In 1750 there were 5 buildings in what
is now the central part of Hebden
Bridge. But then it started to grow!
Looking at various factors which aided
that expansion in the next 150 years.
Meet David Nortcliffe from Calderdale
Heritage Walks at 14.15 by the Tourist
Information Centre on New Road. Cost
£3 (all ages). There’s no need to book,
just turn up and pay on the day.
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Centre at 13.00 for a walk in the Ovenden
area. Routes vary depending on weather
and the ability of those taking part but
will be between 2 and 5 miles and will
often visit Beechwood Park and Shroggs
Park. Contact the leader on 01422 244302
for further information. Some routes
are accessible with pushchairs and
wheelchairs - call the leader to check
before attending. Free of charge.
Tuesday 17 may
LNR
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Wednesday 18 may
Tuesday 24 may
TWO grEENS
gOINg bATTy IN LIghTCLIffE
M
Meet Philip Singh outside the Olde
White Bear Pub in Norwood Green
at 10.00, for a 4.5 mile walk taking in
scenic views of Coley, Norwood Green
and Shelf. Dogs welcome but must be
kept on lead at all times. Bring a snack
and a drink.
Thursday 19 may
See Thursday 21 April listing for details.
monday 23 may
E
Meet Chris Sutcliffe and members of the
Friends of St Matthews Churchyard at
21.00 at the base of the tower opposite
the Sun Inn (Please do not park in the
pub car park) to learn about bats and
(hopefully) see some hunting around.
Tuesday 31 may
hEDgEhOg DAy
Come along to Manor Heath Park to
learn more about these wonderful
you can help them to survive. Drop in
anytime between 10.00 and 12.00 or
13.00 and 15.00 to learn about ways to
make your garden hedgehog friendly,
take part in some art and craft activities
and hopefully, meet a hedgehog (still
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See Monday 9 May listing for details.
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print). £3.10 charge (Passport to Leisure
holders £2.10).
JUNE 2016
monday 6 June
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
Wednesday 1 June
STrEAm DIPPINg
LNR
about freshwater minibeasts. Wellies
essential plus a change of trousers and
socks! Booking essential – visit
www.calderdalecountryside.
ticketsource.co.uk
£3.10 per child (£2.10 for Passport
to Leisure holders). Insect repellent
recommended.
Free of charge.
Tuesday 7 June
Sunday 5 June
ArOuND NOrWOOD grEEN
E/M
Meet David Austin at 13.00 in Bailiff
Bridge Memorial Park (grid reference
SE 137232) for a 5 mile circular walk to
the pretty village of Norwood Green
pastures. For more information, contact
the leader on 0779 048 0058.
LNR
Tuesday 7 June
LNR
meeting point.
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Thursday 9 June
Sunday 12 June
mID-SummEr mAgIC ON
mIDgLEy mOOr
M
Following the Calderdale Way across
Midgley Moor to Hardcastle Crags.
Returning via Hebden Bridge on
the Rochdale Canal Towpath. Meet
Mike Barnett in Luddenden Car Park
(0L042258) at 09.45 for a 9 mile walk.
Suitable for accompanied children if
they are used to walking the distance.
Contact the leader on 01422 244302 for
more information.
12+ LNR
monday 13 June
E
Saturday 11 June
CrOmWELL bOTTOm
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
Tuesday 14 June
SCArr AND LONg WOOD
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
Meet Chris Sutcliffe on Scarr Bottom
Road, below Scarr Wood at 10.00 for a
session of practical work looking after
the 2 nature reserves. Please contact
0776 995 4956 for more information.
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Wednesday 15 June
Sunday 19 June
vOTES fOr WOmEN
E/M
Facebook page!
Walk in the footsteps of Lavena
Saltonstall, visiting the homes of
Hebden Bridge suffragettes, the
clothing factories where they worked.
Ending in George Square where
Emmeline Pankhurst addressed vast
from Calderdale Heritage Walks outside
Hebden Bridge station at 14.15. This
3-hour walk, includes some hillside
paths, could be muddy. Appropriate
footwear needed. Cost £3 (all ages).
There’s no need to book, just turn up
and pay on the day.
Thursday 16 June
friday 17 June
OvEr ThE EDgE
M
Meet Moy Cash at 10.00 outside
Todmorden Sports Centre, Centre Vale
Park for a 3 mile walk through Buckley
Wood to Todmorden Edge and Dobroyd
Castle with views over the Walsden
Valley.
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monday 20 June
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
Tuesday 21 June
LNR
reserve. Session runs 09.45 – 15.00.
Please contact 0776 995 4956 for more
details.
Thursday 23 June
bOuNDINg ArOuND brIghOuSE
M
Meet Chris Sutcliffe in the formal rose
gardens, Wellholme Park, Brighouse
walk through the countryside around
farms, old lanes and houses.
monday 27 June
E
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JULY 2016
Tuesday 5 July
LNR
Saturday 2 July
OgDEN’S WATEry WOrLDS
E
LNR
Meet Chris Sutcliffe & Robin Dalton at
13.30 outside the classroom at Ogden
Water for a session exploring the
watery worlds around Ogden Water.
We will be pond and stream dipping,
so bring wellies. ). £3.10 charge
(Passport to Leisure holders £2.10).
Booking essential – visit
ticketsource.co.uk
monday 4 July
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
Free of charge.
Tuesday 5 July
LNR
meeting point.
Wednesday 6 July
LNR
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Wednesday 6 July
Saturday 9 July
hALIfAX hArrIErS hELEN
WINDSOr 10k rOAD rACE
WILLOW ChICkENS SCuLPTurES
Meet at Greetland All Rounders Sports
Club, Rochdale Road, Greetland,
Halifax, HX4 8PS (grid reference
SE071213), for a 19.15 start.
running club is £10 (plus £2 if entering
on the day) and £12 (plus £2) for
organised by Halifax Harriers. Runners
need to be aged 15+ to take part. Visit
http://www.halifaxharriers.co.uk/
club/club-races/helen-windsor-10k/
for more details or to book on-line.
Entries may be accepted on the night if
numbers allow.
LNR
Come to Ogden Water for a chance to
learn how to weave with willow and
make your own chicken sculpture to
take home with you. Course run by
Nature. Time: 10.00 – 15.00. Cost £50
per person (maximum of 8 places
available). Suitable for beginners and
more advanced weavers and possibly
suitable for people with disabilities,
contact tutor for more information.
for details: 07588 944166, email joe@
creativewithnature.co.uk, website
www.creativewithnature.co.uk
Booking essential – deposit required.
friday 8 July
Saturday 9 July
WhIrLAW PANOrAmA
CrOmWELL bOTTOm
PrACTICAL DAy
E/M
Meet Moy Cash outside Todmorden
Sports Centre at 10.00 for a 3.25
mile walk to Bents Clough and on to
Whirlaw.
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LNR
Sunday 10 July
Tuesday 12 July
bASIC NAvIgATION DAy
SCArr AND LONg WOOD
PrACTICAL DAy
M
LNR
Meet David Austin for a 5 mile walk from
Brookfoot near Brighouse learning how
to read a map and navigate by various
techniques, including using a compass.
Limited numbers so please call the walk
leader on 01484 717820 or 07790 480058
Wednesday 13 July
and place. Free of charge.
monday 11 July
details.
E
Wednesday 13 July
WILDLIfE, WATEr AND PEAT A mOOrLAND WALk
M
moors, and in this walk, led by Moors
for the Future Partnership, we will
look for moorland wildlife and see the
effects of conservation work carried
out on damaged areas of the moor.
Since 2003 they have been working to
protect the most degraded moorland
landscape in Europe, improving
and enhancing the blanket bog and
moorland fringe habitats. We will look
at how these improvements affect
wildlife, water, peat and people. Meet
at 14.00 in the Windy Hill Transmitter
car park (grid reference SD 98291
14168), on the A672 near junction 22 of
the M62 (border between Calderdale
and Rochdale). The walk will take
approximately 2 hours and cover a
distance of around 3 miles. Some
rough terrain, so walking boots and
appropriate outdoor clothing essential.
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Thursday 14 July
Wednesday 20 July
DOWN AND ArOuND frOm OgDEN
ThE NATIvES Of NOrLAND mOOr
M
E
Meet Chris Sutcliffe at 10.30 outside the
Ogden Water Visitor Centre for a 7 mile
walk over moors, though valleys and
Ogden Water.
Meet PeachySteve and Robin Dalton
in the Recreation Ground car park,
Norland at 18:00 for a gentle walk
around the Moor and an introduction to
the native and not-so-native plants that
are found locally.
Sunday 17 July
12+ LNR
Thursday 21 July
Saturday 23 July
monday 18 July
LOWEr COLDEN
E/M
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
Tuesday 19 July
LNR
30
The early phases of the Industrial
Revolution happened here. Visiting
the sites and hearing the stories
of the early water-powered textile
mills - some of which converted to
Calderdale Heritage Walks at 14.15 by
Hebden Bridge Parish Church (just
off the main road approx 0.4 miles
west of Hebden Bridge centre). Stout
footwear needed. Cost £3 (all ages).
There’s no need to book, just turn up
and pay on the day.
monday 25 July
E
Wednesday 27 and Thursday 28 July
PubLIC ArT gOES WILD
Help make a large scale piece of public
art using litter and recycled materials
at Ogden Water. Suitable for families
with school age children. Details still to
Please e-mail countryside@calderdale.
gov.uk
Saturday 30 July
yOur LOCAL bIg buTTErfLy COuNT
E
LNR
Cromwell Bottom Nature Reserve (Grid
Reference SE 124223) at 10.30 for a 10.40
start. Circa 2 mile walk on easy paths
around the nature reserve identifying
a chance to view the spectacular
approximately 3 hours. Free walk but
Society. Contact the leader for more
information on 0771 500 5379.
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AUGUST 2016
Tuesday 2 August
LNR
monday 1 August
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
taking part but will be between
2 and 5 miles and will often visit
Beechwood Park and Shroggs Park.
Contact the leader on 01422 244302
Thursday 4 August
mEADOWLAND bug huNT
LNR
Countryside & Woodland Service at the
front of Shibden Hall at 10.30 or 13.00
for a session of minibeast hunting in
Cunnery Wood and the surrounding
meadows. Cost £3.10 per child (£2.10 for
Passport to Leisure holders).
monday 1 August
grASShOPPErS AND SmALL
COPPErS
E
Meet Chris Sutcliffe at 14.00 at the
junction of Shroggs Road & Hebble
Lane, Brackenbeds for a session
exploring the grasslands and capturing
mini-beasts. Cost £3.00 per child (£2.00
for Passport to Leisure holders). No
need to book, just turn up!
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Sunday 7 August
A STrOLL TO JuDy’S gArDENS
Imagine a sunny Sunday in 1850s.
gardens at Horse Close Bridge. Friends
have an update on what they found.
Cost £3 (all ages). There’s no need to
book, just turn up and pay on the day.
Meet Mary Twentyman from Calderdale
Heritage Walks at 14.15 by Norwood
Green War Memorial.
monday 8 August
Wednesday 10 August
E
monday 8 August
ArT IN ThE PArk
Countryside & Woodland Service at the
car park off Bridlestiles, Shelf Hall Park
at 10.30 for a morning session of art
& crafts using natural materials. Cost
£3.60 per child (£2.60 for Passport to
Leisure holders).
details.
Saturday 13 August
CrOmWELL bOTTOm
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
monday 15 August
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
See Monday 1 August listing for details.
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monday 22 August
E
Tuesday 23 August
PESky PIrATES
Wednesday 17 August
LET’S gO fLy A kITE!
permitting!) on Norland Moor. Park in
Norland car park (next to the swings)
area. Look out for the large white
marquee. Charge £3.60 per kite made
(£2.60 for Passport to Leisure holders).
Drop in anytime between 10.00 and
12.00 or 13.00 and 15.00. Contact Robin
Dalton on 0771 286 7619 for further
information.
Thursday 18 August
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Come along to Ogden Water and have
a go at making a pop-up pirate and a
raft for them to sail the seven seas on.
Booking essential (limited numbers)
– visit www.calderdalecountryside.
ticketsource.co.uk 2 sessions, one in
the morning and one in the afternoon.
£3.60 (£2.60 Passport to Leisure
holders) charge per person.
Wednesday 24 August
fLOur, fLAT brEAD AND fIrE
LNR
Ogden Water and learn how to make
and enjoy your homemade bread for
lunch. Children welcome but must be
closely supervised by a responsible
adult! 11.00 – 14.00. £3.60 (£2.60
Passport to Leisure holders) charge
per person). N.B.This event is suitable
for adults as well as family groups.
Booking essential (limited numbers)
– visit www.calderdalecountryside.
ticketsource.co.uk
SEPTEMBER 2016
Tuesday 6 September
LNR
monday 5 September
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
meeting point.
Wednesday 7 September
LNR
Thursday 8 September
Tuesday 6 September
fOur hALLS
M
LNR
Meet Chris Sutcliffe at 10.30 in the car
park at Bridlestiles, Shelf Hall Park,
Shelf, for a 6 ¼ mile walk through
historic halls and houses.
35
friday 9 September
Saturday 10 September
A WALk OvEr mIDgLEy mOOr
CrOmWELL bOTTOm
PrACTICAL DAy
M
LNR
Meet Moy Cash outside Midgely Village
Shop (the old Coop) at 10.00 for a 3.75
Midgely Moor to see the heather in
Pennine Prospects’ Walk & Ride
Festival 2016 10 September-25
September 2016 inclusive. For
details visit:
http://www.pennineprospects.
co.uk/projects-programmes/
south-pennines-walk-ridefestival-2013
Saturday 10 September
WALShAW DEAN CIrCuIT
Sunday 11 September
TrEES IN ThE TOWN CENTrE
E
Halifax Town Hall for a 2 hour walk
looking at the trees around the Town
Italian Alder and Cucumber Tree? Free
of charge.
M
Blake Dean (wide road below the old
chapel) grid reference SD958314 for a
5 mile good stride round the Walshaw
Dean Reservoirs above Hardcastle Crags
on easy tracks/paths beside the grouse
moors. Last year we saw a Marsh
Harrier and countless tiny toads and
froglets! Contact the leader on 0771 500
5379 if you need any further information.
36
monday 12 September
E
Tuesday 13 September
SCArr AND LONg WOOD
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
See Thursday 18 August listing for
details.
bAT TALk AND WALk
bATS IN ThE bELfry
E
Meet Calderdale Countryside &
Woodland staff and members of St
Hipperholme) to learn more about bats
and nocturnal wildlife that live in the
local area. Meet outside the church at
19.30. Outdoor session including short
Torches & warm clothing required.
Free of charge.
E/M
LNR
Meet Hugh Firman and members of
West Yorkshire Bat Group at 19.00 in the
classroom (limited parking, please car
Farm near Booth for a short talk and
walk around the woods to look for bats.
Free event but donations welcome to
the Bat Group.
monday 19 September
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
See Monday 5 September listing for
details.
details.
37
Sunday 25 September
brEWEry, mILLS AND rAILWAy
LNR
E/M
bATS AT ShAW PArk
A look at the changing face of the
mid Hebble Valley where industry and
transport have been superseded by
leisure and residential development.
Cost £3 (all ages). There’s no need to
book, just turn up and pay on the day.
Strong shoes needed, some uneven
surfaces, and one steep climb. Walk
lasts 2½ - 3 hours. Meet Iain Cameron
from Calderdale Heritage Walks at 14.15
at the junction of Brackenbed Lane and
Hebble Lane, Wheatley.
E
Discover batty goings on at night
time in Shaw Park. Learn about these
amazing mammals!
All welcome. Bring torch and warm
clothing. Meet Robin Dalton at 19:00
at the Shaw Park Car Park off Station
Road, Holywell Green HX4 9AR.
Contact the leader on 0771 286 7619 for
Sunday 25 September
12+ LNR
38
monday 26 September
E
OCTOBER 2016
monday 3 October
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
Sunday 2 October
TO ‘ELL AND bACk’
12+ LNR
Meet at Heath Rugby Club, West Vale.
Registration 07.30.
Cost: £9.00 for LDWA members, £10.00
for others
Entry fee includes refreshments on-
The walk to ‘Ell and back’ 2016 is a
challenging 20.4 mile circular route
to walk or run. There are regular
checkpoints, spectacular countryside
views and hot food at the end. This
event is organised and run by Elland
Round Table volunteers.
Stunning panoramic views over the
foothills of the Pennines, Calderdale
Valley and West Yorkshire
Tuesday 4 October
LNR
Entry fee includes refreshments
STARTS AT 08.00 (LATER START FOR
RUNNERS - 09.30)
For more information:
Web: http://www.ellandback.com/
https://www.facebook.com/
events/1443841082607645/
Email: [email protected]
Tuesday 4 October
LNR
See Tuesday 6 September listing for
details.
39
Saturday 8 October
Sunday 9 October
WILLOW bIrD fEEDErS
uk fuNguS DAy AT fALL SPrINg
WOODS
LNR
Come to Ogden Water for a chance
to learn how to weave with willow
and make your own bird feeder to
take home with you. Course run by
Nature. Time: 13.00 – 15.00. Cost £25
per person (maximum of 8 places
available). Suitable for beginners and
more advanced weavers and possibly
suitable for people with disabilities,
contact tutor for more information.
for details: 0758 894 4166, email joe@
creativewithnature.co.uk, website
www.creativewithnature.co.uk Booking
essential – deposit required.
E/M
Celebrate UK Fungus Day for with
Alison Galbraith and staff from the
Calderdale Countryside and Woodlands
Service for a foray into Fall Spring
Woods looking for fungi. Search for
earth balls, Turkey Tails and many
others! Meet at Stainland Recreation
Ground Car Park, HX4 9HG at 10:00.
Contact Robin Dalton on 0771 286 7619
for further information. Free of charge.
monday 10 October
E
Saturday 8 October
CrOmWELL bOTTOm
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
40
Wednesday 12 October
Thursday 20 October
Facebook page!
See Thursday 18 August listing for
details.
Sunday 16 October
12+ LNR
See Sunday 25 September listing for
details.
monday 17 October
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
monday 24 October
E
See Monday 10 October listing for
details.
Sunday 30 October
DArk hALIfAX
E
This revised walk recalls the severed
heads, ghosts, creaking gibbets, strange
burials and other peculiarities – like the
guilty pig – historically associated with
Halifax’s ancient centre. The charge for
their walks is £3 (all ages). There’s no
need to book, just turn up and pay on
details.
Calderdale Heritage Walks at 14.15 by
the West Gate (i.e. top gate) of Halifax
Piece Hall.
Tuesday 18 October
monday 31 October
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
LNR
See Tuesday 20 September listing for
details.
E
details.
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NOVEMBER 2016
monday 7 November
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
Tuesday 1 November
LNR
See Tuesday 4 October listing for details.
Tuesday 1 November
See Monday 3 October listing for details.
Wednesday 9 November
See Wednesday 12 October listing for
details.
LNR
See Tuesday 6 September listing for details.
Wednesday 9 November
LNR
Saturday 5 November
AuTumNAL ArT
Come along to Ogden Water for a session
of arts & crafts using natural material and
autumnal leaves and fruit. No need to
book just turn up. Start time 13.30. Cost:
£3.60 per child (£2.60 Passport to Leisure
holders). Please contact 0776 995 4956
for more information.
Saturday 12 November
CrOmWELL bOTTOm
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
Sunday 5 November
fuNgAL fOrAy AT NOrTh DEAN
WOODS
See Saturday 8 October listing for
details.
monday 14 November
E/M
Meet Alison Galbraith and Robin Dalton
for an afternoon hunting for fungi. Meet
at 13:30 outside the front of Clay House,
West Vale HX4 8AN. Contact 0771 286
7619 for further information.
42
E
details.
Tuesday 15 November
monday 21 November
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
LNR
See Tuesday 20 September listing for details.
Thursday 17 November
ArOuND ThE hILLTOP - ShELTErINg
frOm ThE WIND If WE CAN!
M
Southowram library, Law Lane,
Southowram for a 4 ½ mile walk into the
Red Beck valley and over Beacon Hill.
Thursday 17 November
Tuesday 22 November
SCArr AND LONg WOOD
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
monday 28 November
Sunday 20 November
12+ LNR
E
details.
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DECEMBER 2016
Saturday 10 December
CrOmWELL bOTTOm
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
monday 5 December
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
See Monday 21 November listing for
details.
Tuesday 6 December
LNR
Saturday 10 December
SANTA COmES TO OgDEN WATEr!
E
Tuesday 6 December
LNR
meeting point.
44
LNR
Come along to Ogden Water to visit
Father Christmas in his woodland
grotto. Select time when booking
online. Booking essential (limited
numbers) – visit
ticketsource.co.uk £7.50 charge
(includes present). (£6.50 Passport to
Leisure holders).
monday 12 December
E
details.
Wednesday 14 December
monday 19 December
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
Facebook page!
Thursday 15 December
See Thursday 17 November listing for
details.
Sunday 18 December
12+ LNR
Tuesday 20 December
LNR
See Sunday 20 November listing for
details.
45
JANUARY 2017
Tuesday 10 January
LNR
monday 2 January
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
See Monday 19 December listing for
details.
Tuesday 3 January
Wednesday 11 January
See Wednesday 14 December listing for
details.
LNR
See Tuesday 6 December listing for
details.
Saturday 14 January
Tuesday 3 January
CrOmWELL bOTTOm
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
LNR
details.
See Saturday 10 December listing for
details.
monday 9 January
Sunday 15 January
E
details.
12+ LNR
See Sunday 20 November listing for
details.
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monday 16 January
monday 23 January
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
E
Tuesday 17 January
Tuesday 24 January
LNR
LNR
Thursday 19 January
monday 30 January
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
details.
Tuesday 31 January
LNR
details.
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FEBRUARY 2017
Saturday 11 february
CrOmWELL bOTTOm
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
monday 6 february
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
details.
Tuesday 7 february
Sunday 12 february
LNR
meeting point.
12+ LNR
monday 13 february
Wednesday 8 february
Facebook page!
48
E
details.
Tuesday 14 february
LNR
Wednesday 15 february
monday 27 february
STArry, STArry NIghT (WE hOPE)
LNR
at Ogden Water to look through the
telescopes for a session of star gazing
and looking to the heavens. Session
runs from 18.00 until 20.00. Meet
outside the classroom. Bring binoculars
or telescope if you have one. Contact
Phillip Singh on 0784 178 4185 for further
information. Free of charge.
Thursday 16 february
E
Tuesday 28 february
details.
SCArr AND LONg WOOD
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
monday 20 february
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
details.
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MARCH 2017
Tuesday 7 march
LNR
monday 6 march
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
Tuesday 7 march
meeting point.
Wednesday 8 march
Facebook page!
LNR
Wednesday 8 march
50
LNR
Saturday 11 march
CrOmWELL bOTTOm
PrACTICAL DAy
LNR
monday 13 march
E
Thursday 16 march
51
Sunday 19 march
Thursday 23 march
ArOuND ThE hAmLETS
12+ LNR
M
Ogden Water Visitor Centre for a 5
monday 20 march
monday 27 march
OvENDEN hEALTh WALk
E
E
See Monday 6 March listing for details.
Tuesday 21 march
LNR
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and farmlands – warning this could get
muddy!
For details of Calderdale Heritage walks visit:
www.calderdaleheritagewalks.org.uk/current.html
For details of Calderdale Ramblers walks visit:
www.calderdaleramblers.wordpress.com/forthcoming-walks/calderdaleramblers-walks/
Pennine Prospects’ Walk & Ride Festival 2016 10 September-25 September
2016 inclusive. For details visit:
http://www.pennineprospects.co.uk/projects-programmes/southpennines-walk-ride-festival-2013
Follow the Calderdale Countryside and Woodlands Service on:
@CalderCountry
www.facebook.com/caldercountry
53
Halifax Scientific Society
Wildlife Group
The society is pleased to lead walks with Calderdale Countryside and Woodlands Service.
The group run a year-round programme of activities including lectures,
led walks and surveys.
All are welcome to join - for details of membership see our blog at:
calderdale-wildlife.blogspot.co.uk
(find the “Walks and Talks” tab at the top)
or enquire at Halifax Central Library where our indoor meetings take place.
Halifax Scientific Society
Wildlife Group
The Cromwell Bottom Wildlife Group
support the management of the Cromwell Bottom
Local Nature Reserve (LNR) in partnership with
Calderdale Council. We are a group of volunteers
who are dedicated to the conservation and
management of this important site for the benefit of
education and wildlife.
If you would like to contact us for more information
or join the group - then email us at
[email protected]. You can also post
sightings of wildlife on our blog (contact us if you’d
like to be able to do this).
Cromwell Bottom is one of West Yorkshire’s most
diverse LNRs, and is situated on the River Calder
between Brighouse and Elland off the A6025,
HD6 2RG.
Visitors are very welcome. Please note that
bicycles are not allowed at any time anywhere
on the reserve and dogs must be under close
control at all times.
Ogden Water Country Park
Ogden Water is a beautiful Local Nature Reserve that comprises of a large reservoir
enclosed by woodland with open moor beyond. The heather uplands and peat
moors form part of a Special Protection Area that is of international importance for
breeding birds such as curlew, snipe, grouse and various birds of prey.
There are numerous woodland trails and waterside paths to explore, including 1¼
miles of wheelchair accessible pathway around the reservoir and through sections
of the woodlands. If you get up high to the edge of the woodlands you will be
rewarded with stunning views.
There is a small visitor centre on site which is open from 10.30am – 3.15pm daily
which sells refreshments, souvenirs and self-guided walks leaflets.
Car park opening times:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
8am-4pm
8am-5pm
8am-7pm
8am-8pm
8am-8pm
8am-8pm
8am-8pm
8am-8pm
8am-8pm
8am-7pm
8am-5pm
8am-4pm
To Bradford and Keighley
To Halifax
Contact:
Ogden Water Country Park,
Ogden Lane, Keighley Road,
Halifax HX2 8YA
Tel 01422 249136
www.facebook.com/OgdenWater
Reproduced by permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf
of HMSO. © Crown copyright and database right 2016.
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