The picturesque Pennine community of Cragg Vale is located on the longest slope in England, the steep and winding Cragg Road, which is still a significant obstacle for cyclists. 1000 feet above sea level, the road twists up to a stunning moorland covered in heather. Wooded cloughs and babbling brooks that tumble down the hillsides urge walkers to explore the surrounding area. The community of Luddenden and the magnificent oak woodlands that make up Jerusalem Farm, a nearby nature reserve made well-known by the television programme In Loving Memory, are located on the other side of the valley. In fact, Happy Valley and Last Tango in Halifax both featured this lovely locale. Restaurants, cafés, bistros, markets, an independent movie theatre, art galleries, and the gorgeous Rochdale Canal can all be found in the eclectic and bohemian town of Hebden Bridge, which is close by.
