Looking for a peaceful spot to stretch your legs and soak up some Yorkshire beauty? Cromwell Bottom and Cromwell Woods are Halifax’s hidden gems—a riverside haven packed with wildlife, woodland trails, and centuries of local history.
Whether you’re after a gentle stroll, a bit of birdwatching, or just a breath of fresh Calder Valley air, this spot delivers every time. Read on for the best routes, local legends, and everything you need to make the most of your visit.


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Cromwell Bottom Hall






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Boggart House lies at the bottom of Ashday Lane. At one time a road continued down to Cromwell Bottom. A walled track is still accessible.


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Last of the Summer Wine filming at Cromwell Lake


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Aveling and Porter roller No3757 working in Elland Wood Bottom circa 1910
Rawson Arms


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Park Wood Crematorium



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The road around the crematorium can be seen, top right


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Horses outside the Barge and Barrel(Station Hotel)
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