WYCOLLER COUNTRY PARK

Situated to the east of Colne on the edge of the Pennine Hills.

The area around Wycoller is very well served with footpaths offering walks of varying severity and length. The area has great scenic, historic and through its association with the Brontes considerable literary interest, and the surrounding countryside and wild moors emphasise the particular character and appeal of Wycoller..

All the paths in the area also have their attractions whether it is magnificent views from the moors above Copy House, or the peace and tranquility of walking up the Dene in the shade of the trees overhanging the beck.

There are also many longer walks on to the Moors such as Boulsworth Hill and over to Haworth by the Bronte Way.

Places of interest to visit while walking include the historical hamlet of Wycoller, the ruins of Wycoller Hall, the Country Park Visitor Centre, Fosters Leap and Boulsworth Hill. Wheelchair trail and nature area linking the village with the Aisled Barn and the Dean Road. Two car parks are provided at the Country Park