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castle hill (victoria tower)
if you fancy a drive take a trip to castle hill for the most amazing views

you can even go up the tower but see their website for opening times

victoria tower, lumb lane, hd4 6ta

​greenhead park is only half a mile from huddersfield town centre, the park is a world away from the hustle and bustle of the shops, offices and stresses and strains of urban life.

the perfect place to unwind, relax and enjoy the wonderful environment and landscape of this beautiful park to spend time with friends, enjoy the changing of the seasons, play on the swings, or grab a cuppa in one of the two cafés

the park is open daily from 7am 

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halifax
4 miles from huddersfield

​home to some of the region’s best-preserved Georgian and Victorian landmarks
an historic market town that was once the heart of England’s woollen industry

today visitors flock to the magnificent piece hall and
the hands-on eureka! – the National Children’s Museum

yorkshire scuplture park

The park is 1 mile from junction 38 of the M1
Yorkshire Sculpture Park
West Bretton
Wakefield
WF4 4LG
The best postcode for sat nav is WF4 4JX.   They are open daily except 24 & 25 December 2015, take a picnic they have plenty of picnic benches in the park. Dogs are welcome.

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in ​golcar there is colne valley garden centre less than a mile down the road
it has a great selection of plants, gifts etc and the thirsty gardener cafe
open 9am to 5.30 pm monday to saturday and 10.30 to 4.30 on sunday

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colne valley museum is just at the top of our road
a Grade 2 listed building, is housed in four cottages built in the 1840's by a family of independent cloth manufacturers, the pearson's, whose relatives still live in golcar today.

these weavers' cottages, named 'spring rock' by james and sally pearson, were built into the steep hillside, having the traditional entrance for the lower rooms, like our modern front doors, and an entrance to the top floor at the rear of the cottages.

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alexandra house spa

​4 miles/15 minutes from here

a spa with a heart - it truly is a place where all the staff put their heart and soul into everything they do to make your spa day as enjoyable and relaxing as possible

a wide array of restorative therapies is delivered by an outstanding team of experienced professionals who are on hand to make sure you have the ultimate holistic spa experience

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​hebden bridge 

14 miles/30 minutes from huddersfield

wander through the bohemian streets and soak up the atmosphere which attracted the writers and artists who flocked here in the 70s and 80s

independent shops and inspiring galleries, watch the world go by from a pavement café and explore the pretty wooded valley of hardcastle crags

premiership huddersfield

come down and visit a premiership stadium
not only do huddersfield town football club play here
but so too do huddersfield giants

escape rooms

​4 miles/15 minutes from here

can you breakout of our dungeon escape room, or will you stay locked in the depths of our dark dungeons?

what would you do if you got lost in the woods?

can you solve the mysteries to find your way back to civilisation, by making it out of our cabin in the woods escape room?

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rokt climbing 

​7 miles/20 minutes from here

home of the UK’s tallest outdoor man-made climbing wall, the 36m tall ROKTFACE is higher than the Tower of London

we dare you…

​also plenty of indoor climbing walls

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titanic spa

​1.3 miles/5 minutes from here

the first established Eco-Spa in the country, we pride ourselves in maintaining and providing first-class spa treatments for everyone

our professional and friendly staff will make sure your whole visit is just as enjoyable and relaxing as your treatments by using the latest techniques and products from Decléor and Elemis, as well as outstanding spa facilities

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take an invigorating walk on ilkley moor 'bah't at'

spend a lazy Sunday with hockney in saltaire
take your seat for a west end show at the alhambra theatre

bradford

there is no place like bradford
with four unique areas which offer distinctive experiences whether you are a new visitor or returning to explore further
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spend time with the Brontës in haworth

whatever you choose you're never far from a new experience! ​

leeds
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20 miles - 30 mins from huddersfield

christened the ‘knightsbridge of the north’, leeds is a modern, vibrant city offering visitors the best in shopping, art, culture, night life and green spaces

home to stunning listed buildings and cultural landmarks, the city draws crowds to the royal armouries and vast roundhay park while sporting fans flock to soak up the action at headingley, the headquarters of yorkshire cricket.

folly dolly falls

the falls are formed by a small stream, which was once known as Gylloproyd Dike, dropping over a natural fault line where sandstone meets softer shale

the stream then passes through a conduit under the former Meltham Branch Line before joining Hall Dike near to Bent Ley Mills

traditionally the stream was part of the boundary line between the districts of Meltham and South Crosland

https://huddersfield.exposed/wiki/Folly_Dolly_Falls,_Meltham

lindley
​clock
tower

Lindley Clock Tower was erected
n 1902 by James Nield Sykes
and designed in the Art Nouveau
style by Manchester-based
​architect Edgar Wood

cannon hall farm

a working farm, lots of animals, wonderful farm shop and restaurant, events, oh I could go on!

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kirklees light railway

kirklees light railway - climb aboard our little trains for a scenic journey along our 15” narrow-gauge rail 

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holmfirth

the town is better known as the location for the popular BBC TV series Last of the Summer Wine - but so much more

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playworld

a fast paced roller skating rink, 4 storey soft play gym with ball pool & slides and a world street kitchen 

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standedge tunnel

standedge tunnel, one of the seven wonders of waterways!  a refurbished cafe, play area and free to enter

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coal mining museum

the national coal mining museum boasts underground tours, play areas, all weather adventure and great food

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other interesting places of interest within easy driving distance include;
worth valley steam railway
howarth bronte country
tolston museum
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and national trust properties including;
​marsden moor estates
nostell priory parkland
hardcastle crags