Based in Haworth, known as the home of the Brontes, this holiday takes in the wild moors around both Haworth and Hebden Bridge. Haworth with its cobbled streets and independent shops is a delightful base for this new walking holiday. And Hebden Bridge has a special, relaxed feel to it  – home to artists, outdoor markets and small retail outlets, it is surrounded by the beautiful and wild Pennine hills and expansive moorland.

The moors and hills make for terrific walking. There are endless drystone walls, ancient packhorse paths, wooded valleys and wild moorlands.  We will visit the iconic locations of Top Withens, long associated with Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights and Stoodley Pike, a monument which stands proud above Hebden Bridge.

Itinerary  (subject to change) –   each walk will be between 8-10 miles, with 300-400 metres ascent/descent

Day 1  Arrival day – there will be a short stroll around the town to explore the centre of Haworth before dinner.

Day 2  We head off direct from the door across the moors towards Top Withens  for wide ranging views of the surrounding area.

Day 3  This will be a lovely linear walk to nearby Hebden Bridge.   Once there, there will have time to explore all that Hebden has to offer.   A local bus will take us back to Haworth via a dramatic moorland road.

Day 4 Today we head to Hebden Bridge and up to the imposing landmark of Stoodley Pike which stands at 400 metres and dominates the local landscape.

Day 5   A shorter walk today takes us to nearby Oxenhope for a last blast of moorland air.

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£790 single occupancy ensuite room; £50 discount per person in a twin shared ensuite room Price includes: 4 nights' B&B accommodation; packed lunch; guided walks with fully qualified guide; transport as required for the walks Not included: Travel to venue; evening meals (these will be arranged by your guide); personal expenses; insurance

Walks are between 8 and 10 miles with around 300 / 400 metres of ascent. The tracks can be rocky, uneven and possibly muddy underfoot.

The Old White Lion is a family-run, 4 Star, 300-year-old coaching inn in the centre of historic Haworth.

Clare Kelly, owner of Her on a Hill, will be guiding this holiday. For more information, please click here

The nearest train station is Keighley and there are regular buses (663, 664, 665) from there to Haworth. The Old White Lion is situated at the top of the village. There is a small car park at the accommodation and a pay and display nearby if this is full.