WELCOME to the South Pennines Sacred Trails, a set of walking and motorised routes through the northern half of the South Pennines landscape renowned for the breathtaking beauty of its countryside, and taking in Places of Worship, museums, parks, high streets, railway stations, and miscellaneous other places of touristy interest along the way.Mulberry

Envisaged in the medium to long term as an on-going work in progress – hopefully capturing the whole of the South Pennines area eventually – this early edition of the website essentially focuses on the famous Haworth village and its surroundings while also taking in one or two outer-lying areas, e.g. Oxenhope and Addingham. Mulberry Outlet

So, just sit back and relax in front of the computer and partake in a feast for the eyes and the mind through stunning photographs and poignant write-ups of the histories of the places of worship – some just simple and functional artifices, others architecturally ornate and commanding, and still others now little more than forlorn and melancholy ruins from a bygone age.Mulberry UK Alternatively, either download the content onto a mobile telephone/computer or print out the same when venturing out for the journey(s). Further guidelines for navigating through the website are located under the “How to Use” and “Downloads/Links” buttons.

This website is part of a pilot project entitled “Heritage Discovery through Places of Worship” and has been financially supported through the LEADER (Liaison Entre Actions de Developpement de l’Economie Rurale – links between actions for the development of the rural economy) programme managed by Pennine Prospects to whom the Diocese of Bradford is very grateful.