Knave Holes Hill

The walk up to Knave Holes Hill delivers one of those proper Yorkshire moments where the effort pays off instantly. You're looking at moorland views that stretch across the Pennines, with Hebden Bridge tucked away in the valley below. On a clear day, the visibility is excellent - the kind of place where you can genuinely see why people chose to live out here centuries ago.

The climb itself isn't brutal, though it's steady enough that you'll feel it in your legs. Allow a good hour from Hebden Bridge, depending on your pace and how often you stop to catch your breath or simply stand about looking at the view. Walkers will love it; families with older kids should find it manageable, though the very young might grumble on the way up.

Worth knowing: this is open moorland, so weather changes fast. Even when it looks settled, grab a windproof. The hill can be boggy after rain, so decent boots aren't optional. There's no charge to walk here, and no facilities at the top - bring your own water.

If you're based at Hebden Bridge Caravan and Motorhome Club Campsite or Old Chamber Camping, you're perfectly positioned for this. Both sites make good bases for exploring the area's walking routes. Knave Holes Hill fits neatly into a wider day out - combine it with a walk around Hebden Bridge itself or push on to other high moorland spots nearby. Not a destination in itself, but a genuinely rewarding detour if you're already in the valley.