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Cromwell Bottom Local Nature Reserve
Contact details
- Cromwell Bottom, Off Elland Road, Brighouse, West Yorkshire, HD6 2RG
- https://heartofthepennines.org.uk/shop/
Information on Cromwell Bottom Local Nature Reserve
Attraction type:
Interests
- Adventure & Leisure
- Disabled Access
- Family
- Pet friendly
- Walking Friendly
- Wildlife & Nature
A bird feeding area attracts many birds to the site, including bullfinch, dunnock, woodpeckers, robins and redpoll. Other birds that can be seen or heard around the site include kingfishers, oystercatchers and curlew. Many mammals and amphibians have also made Cromwell Bottom their home.
The reserve is wheelchair friendly, with many of the paths being suitable for wheelchair access. The paths are generally smooth, and there are no steep gradients. A RADAR key is required to open the gate fully to allow easier access.
The reserve is accessed from the A6025 (Elland Road). Turn along a road by the side of Cromwell House (a large red brick building), then left under a height barrier into the small car park. The reserve is signposted from the far end of the car park. There are also buses that travel along the A6025.
Accessibility Information:
- Cromwell Bottom Local Nature Reserve has almost 2 miles of wheelchair accessible paths (including the canal towpath) and additional informal paths which cover a distance of over a mile.
- The reserve is wheelchair friendly, with many of the paths being suitable for wheelchair access. The paths are generally smooth, and there are no steep gradients.
- A RADAR key is required to open the gate fully to allow easier access.
