There’s something quite magical about Hebden Bridge: a little town tucked into the Pennine valleys, where woodland paths, moorland ridges and cosy cafés await you to explore. We at WILDher have wandered these hills many times and we want to share our three favourite walks - each one different, each one taking in the fascinating history and each one brimming with wild beauty. 1. Gibson Mill & Hardcastle Crags – gentle woodland amble If you’re after a peaceful, low-level amble,

If you’ve watched the BBC’s new Sally Wainwright drama Riot Women, you’ll know exactly why it’s got everyone talking. It’s bold, funny, and full of heart and filmed right here in Hebden Bridge, home of WILD:her. From the first scene, you can feel the Calder Valley in every frame: the cobbled streets, the misty moors, the fierce community spirit. Wainwright captures the truth of this quirky Yorkshire town and her characters feel like real people you’d meet rolling out of The T

So, you’re heading to Hebden Bridge , the Yorkshire town that’s got more charm than a Sunday roast with extra gravy. Whether you’re joining one of our WILD:her  adventures or just soaking up the creative chaos of this cool little town, you’ll need somewhere to rest your (probably wind-swept) head. Luckily, Hebden does accommodation the way it does everything else — with character, heart, and a hint of rebellion. Here’s our pick of the best places to stay in Hebden Bridge , fr