The stunning landscapes of Calderdale offer walks that are suitable for all ages and abilities. Hebden Bridge to Fallingroyd - Follow the River Calder in this 1.5 mile walk from Hebden Bridge and back, Hebden Bridge Canal Path to Stubbing Wharf - A 1.5 mile circular walk, starting in Hebden Bridge and going along both river and canal via the Stubbing Wharf pub, Hebden Bridge to Mytholmroyd - a 1.5 mile linear walk between the two ‘Walkers are Welcome’ towns. There are plenty of walks around the reservoir itself and the surrounding countryside to explore. Around White Lee - An easy lunchtime walk of 0.75 miles, estimated at only 17 minutes in length, explore one of the oldest Mytholmroyd. This is a slightly more manageable boundary walk than the Calderdale one, with only 5 walks between 3 and 5 miles in length. This is just one of the sights you could see on a casual ramble in Wentworth, Rotherham. Both Mytholmroyd and Hebden Bridge have been named as ‘Walkers Welcome’ towns which means that you can feel spoilt by the massive number of local walking routes . Hardcastle Crags & Crimsworth Dean - Explore two beautiful wooded valleys, linked by a high path on this 5 mile walk, near Hebden Bridge. But half a dozen … BOOKING NEEDED -- BEACON HILL & CROMWELL WOOD. Halifax and Moor Heath - 5 real ale pubs and just under 5 miles on this walk round Halifax and Moor Heath. Services provided include accredited hospitality training and disability awareness training, access auditing, mystery shopping and strategic accessibility planning. Information about all the walks is updated regularly on our facebook group CalderdaleRamblersWalkingGroup or via the attached link. //