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The Best Attractions near Todber Valley
Surrounded by rugged, romantic countryside and close to the mysterious Pendle Hill, Todber Valley is a quiet spot where you can escape the pressures of modern life.
The nearby Forest of Bowland AONB offers plenty of opportunities for walking and cycling, while other local routes let you explore quaint villages with links to the Pendle Witches.
In fact, history fans are in for a treat here. A short drive away lies the charming market town of Skipton and its splendid castle; a 900-year-old stronghold with massive towers and a creepy dungeon. Further afield, discover Ribchester and its famous Roman ruins.
Amazing attractions near Todber Valley
Pendle Hill
A splendid sight dominating the rolling green countryside below, Pendle Hill is one of Lancashire's most renowned natural landmarks and one steeped in history.
Pendle Witches Murder Mystery Treasure Trail
Slap on your detective hat and solve this fiendish murder mystery trail as you follow clues around the charming little villages of Pendle.
Pendle Heritage Centre
This picturesque 16th-century farmhouse is home to a charming museum that recounts the building's history and the notorious story of the Pendle Witches!
Bancroft Mill Engine Trust
The last working steam mill engine in the region provides a fascinating insight into early 20th-century ingenuity and Lancashire's once-flourishing textile industry.
Brontë Parsonage Museum
Once home to possibly the most famous literary family in history, the Brontë Parsonage Museum is an unrivalled celebration of their work.
Ribchester Roman Museum
Journey back to the days of ancient Rome at this wonderful little museum, which showcases some of the fascinating artefacts recovered from this historic village.
Harris Museum and Art Gallery
Discover the Preston of yesteryear, from sumptuous Victorian costumes and toys to an amazingly well preserved prehistoric elk at this wonderfully varied museum.
Pendle Wavelengths
A leisure centre that's home to both thrills and tranquillity - from daring waterslides to the most heavenly spa treatments.
Salt Pots Ceramic Studio
Ignite your creativity at this charming ceramic studio - where you can design, craft and paint your perfect porcelain masterpiece.
Fired 4 U
A pottery studio where you can unleash your creativity to spectacular effect - decorate porcelain, create jewellery and sculpt clay. Anyone can be an artist!
Skipton Castle
Standing proudly in the centre of a charming market town, Skipton Castle is one of the best preserved medieval castles in England!
The British Commercial Vehicle Museum
Ring the bell of a beautiful vintage fire engine, get behind the wheel of a lorry and even sit in the Pope-mobile at this museum!
Bowland Wild Boar Park
From up-close encounters with wild boar to hand-feeding adorable deer, goats and llamas there's so much to entertain the little ones at this wildlife park.
Samlesbury Hall
A truly beautiful medieval hall that's free to visit and home to historic treasures, ancient woodland and some of the most delightful farm animals!
Yorkshire Dales
One of Britain's most celebrated national parks is simply bursting with character, countryside and culture - a visit here isn't just recommended it's essential!
Ingleton Waterfalls Trail
A glorious 4.5 mile walk through some of the most spectacular countryside in Yorkshire - with waterfalls to admire and ancient oak woodlands to explore.
Ribblehead Viaduct
One of the most famous railway bridges in the world, this awesome viaduct towers above the evocative Yorkshire moorland all around.
Forest of Bowland
This gigantic AONB is a natural playground! Hike evocative remote hillsides, cycle idyllic forest pathways and trek along picturesque lanes on horseback.
Barley to Roughlee Walk
Enriched in history, head out from Barley to Roughlee and explore the villages of Pendle, famous for its witch trials of 1612.
Hurst Green
Take in glorious views of Pendle Hill on this walk which traverses across fields and through woodland, passing by a river and winding back at Hurst Green.
Pendle Hill - The Big End
Catch a glimpse of the recognisable Pendle Hill on this circular walk, which also offers stunning views of the Ribble Valley, Yorkshire Dales and beyond.
