Explore the heather moorlands, waterfalls and cobbled streets of Haworth and experience the powerful and dramatic scenery that inspired Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre and other Brontë novels.  

This famous Yorkshire village was home to the Brontë sisters- Charlotte, Emily and Anne and is famous for the windswept moors and landscapes that inspired their literary works. 
 
There will be two walking routes - a shorter and longer route option both going to the Bronte Waterfalls over Stanbury Moor, stopping regularly to appreciate the views and points of interest. There will also be some free time to wander and explore the cobbled streets of Haworth village which is full of galleries, cafes, interesting shops and friendly pubs. Please note that the length of time to explore Haworth will depend on which route option you pick. 
 

Transport:

We will travel via coach departing from Parkinson steps at 09:00 and returning at 17:30. This is included in the ticket cost.

What you need to bring:

Please come in suitable footwear for uneven and unpaved terrain (walking boots or strong trainers). You will also need:

• Spare footwear to change into after the walk and a bag for your muddy boots or shoes
• Waterproof jacket and warm clothes
• Food/Packed Lunch and a water bottle for during the walk
• Money/Card if you wish to purchase items in the town

We have a limited amount of kit for hire which includes walking boots and waterproof jackets. The hire form will be released on the week of the walk.

Please view our Get Out, Get Active destination guide here to understand more about this trip including elevation, steepness and terrain.

You will receive an email from GetOutGetActive@leeds.ac.uk on the week on the trip, this will include further information such as meeting time, activator contact details, route information, the kit hire form and the health check form - which you must complete by 4pm on the day before your trip.