Haworth
53 MILES ALONG THE PENNINE WAY FROM EDALE, PLUS 3 MILES OFF ROUTE
Although Haworth is a fair distance off the Pennine Way, we have included it because it has a Youth Hostel and plenty of accommodation, pubs and restaurants. It also has many associations with the Bronte family, making it a place some may want to take a day off the Pennine Way.
Leave the Pennine Way at Ponden Reservoir; turn south when the Pennine Way turns north just after Upper Heights Farm [Map]. Turn east at Bronte Bridge and follow the Bronte Way into Haworth.
Haworth Map
Public Transport
The rail line at Haworth is a steam railway, and part of the Keighley and Worth Railway. It is not part of the national rail network, but does connect to Keighley rail station, which is on the national rail network.
Click here for the location of Haworth rail station: [MAP]
Keighley Train Station is located in
Station Bridge, Keighley, BD21 4HP [MAP]
Bus Services at Keighley Train Station connect to
Cowling, Haworth, Hebden Bridge, Heptonstall, Ickornshaw and Stanbury on or close to the Pennine Way
Hebden Bridge Train Station is located in
Station Road, Hebden Bridge, HX7 6JE [Map]
Bus Services at Hebden Bridge connect to
Blackshaw Head, Colden, Hardcastle Crags, Haworth and Heptonstall on or near the Pennine Way
Other Bus Services
There are bus services from Haworth to Keighley, Bradford, Hebden Bridge, and other places:
Firstgroup
Keighley and District
Old Photographs of Haworth
Click on the picture below to view more information and the option to view or buy from a choice of 10 old photographs of Haworth.
Reproduced courtesy of Francis Frith.