Hebden Bridge has something for everyone and is easily accessible – the M62 is less than 10 miles away – while the mainline railway station connects directly to Leeds and Manchester (both less than an hour away) and the town supports a wide variety of small independent shops, cafes, pubs & restaurants.
Hebden Bridge is a quirky market town in West Yorkshire and the fourth funkiest town on the planet (according to British Airways). Hebden Bridge is situated on the Pennine Way, in the foothills of the South Pennines, and on the route of the 2012 Tour de France. Outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds find an abundance of trails and tracks to explore, taking the visitor through stunning moorland and valley scenery.
Hebden Bridge has a diverse musical and cultural scene and hosts many and varied Arts festivals throughout the year. The famous Trades Club hosts top-name entertainment from near and far and the town supports a wide variety of small independent shops, cafes, pubs & restaurants for which it is deservedly well known.
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