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A nature reserve set in 250 acres of wetland, with a visitor centre, shop, cafe, adventure playground and facilities. RSPB Old Moor is a great place to see exciting birds and other wildlife from 7 hides along the trail.

  • Type: Nature Reserve
  • Price: No prices available
  • Place: Barnsley
  • Tel Number: +44 (0)1226 751593

Open working farm with rare and commercial breeds of farm animals including pigs, cattle, sheep, goats, donkeys, ponies and small pet animals.

  • Type: Farm
  • Price: No prices available
  • Place: Barnsley
  • Tel Number: +44 (0)1226 733702

Crags rise above steeply sided valley. Riverside walks beside Hebden Water take you through varied deciduous woodland and past a 19thC cotton mill.

  • Type: Natural Feature
  • Price: No prices available
  • Place: Hebden Bridge
  • Tel Number: +44 (0)1723 870423

Marsden Moor is 6,000 acres of open moorland, unspoilt valleys, reservoirs, peaks and crags. Important conservation habitat, home to a rare variety of wildlife and with a wealth of industrial archaeological remains.

  • Type: Nature Reserve
  • Price: No prices available
  • Place: Huddersfield
  • Tel Number: +44 (0)1723 870423

Take a walk, cycle or horse ride on the Trans Pennine Trail, the first long distance multi-user trail in the UK. The coast-to-coast route is a journey of 215 miles between Hornsea in the esat and Southport in the west via the Peak District

  • Type: Waymarked Trail
  • Price: No prices available
  • Place: Barnsley
  • Tel Number: +44 (0)1226 772574

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  • Type: Nature Trail
  • Price: No prices available
  • Place: Huddersfield
  • Tel Number: +44 (0)1484 656164

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