Hebden Bridge In The Upper Calder Valley In West Yorkshire, England Editorial Image

Hebden Bridge is a market town in the Upper Calder Valley in West Yorkshire, England. The Stubbing Wharf is an 18th-century inn located alongside the Rochdale Canal, in which the poet Ted Hughes set his poem `Stubbing Wharfe`.the scenery around the village makes it such an attractive day trip. Surrounded by breathtaking countryside, Hebden Bridge has been voted as the `fourth funkiest town in the world` best small market town in the UK and `the greatest town in Europe`.Hebden Bridge seems to be perfectly positioned in the middle of Leeds and Manchester, making it the ideal commuter town for both cities. It takes just over half an hour to reach Manchester by train and under an hour into Leeds, providing residents with plenty of opportunities to escape the countryside for a taste of city life. it is a good opportunity to visit this town during summer time. The environment is very nice.