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Saddleworth is to be found lying high on the moorlands between Lancashire and Yorkshire and though it is deemed to be part of Yorkshire it is nowadays part of the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham. This town, more so than many others, has had its history shaped by the industrial events of the area rather than agricultural events.
A region of dramatic natural features with fast flowing rivers and steep craggy hills that look as though someone has just tossed huge boulders on the top of them, the scenery is outstanding. Saddleworth is a collection of small villages, Delph, Diggle, Dobcross, Denshaw, Greenfield and Uppermill all lying to the North East of Manchester. Indeed at Uppermill is the Saddleworth Museum and here one can unearth the history of the area, here you can see the evidence of the prehistoric visitors, the Romans, and the early home working weavers through to the industrialists that created the wealth in the area.
Today Saddleworth is a thriving community, there are regular festivals held in the area attracting many visitors to join those who come to walk the surrounding countryside and admire the sometimes bleak aspect it presents. Festivals not too miss are the Canal Festival held in the Spring and the Beer Walk – a challenging 10 mile walk held in June and is a great way to see the local villages, many of the contestants dressing in fancy dress and its all for charity!
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Diggle Hotel
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Thornham Riverside Gallery
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The Saddleworth Hotel
(1.37 miles)
The Saddleworth Hotel nestles in over 9 acres of landscaped gardens and woodland in the beautiful Castleshaw Valley, yet is just 10 minutes from the traditional mill town of Oldham and half an hour from ...
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Wellcroft House
(1.57 miles)
Saddleworth is renowned for it's rugged stunning landscapes, but in the valleys you can enjoy strolls around the picturesque villages of Delph, Diggle and Dobcross. In Uppermill you can relax on a canal barge or ...
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White Hart Inn
(2.50 miles)
Charles Brierley has known the White Hart intimately since he was a child: he attended the adjacent Sunday school. Suspecting that there might be more to life than Leviticus, he ventured next door to satisfy ...
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The Carriage House
(3.17 miles)
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Located in an area of designated outstanding beauty on the Marsden Moor. Two miles from Marsden village home of the Standedge Tunnel (longest canal tunnel in Britain ). Only 500 ... more
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Clough Manor
(3.52 miles)
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High Style, it’s the last thing you expect in a hotel way up on the Lancashire moors. And the first thing that strikes you at Clough Manor (or the second, ... more
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Hey Green Country House Hotel
(3.85 miles)
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Oak House BB
(4.20 miles)
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Situated in the centre of Shaw, a small town on the outskirts of Oldham, this detached, stone house provides comfortable accommodation within easy reach of all local amenities.
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The Olive Branch
(5.06 miles)
The rooms are built to a high standard, in an unusual and individual style, very different from our restaurant, which has its own unique feel. We are very pleased to have received a rating of
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Village Ashton Moss
(5.36 miles)
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Village Ashton near Manchester has 120 top notch bedrooms with great facilities inclusing wide flat screen TV, Ipod docking station , air conditioning and free wifi.It houses a large, state ... more
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Premier Inn Rochdale
(5.43 miles)
Ideally located within easy reach of the M62 junction 21. This Premier Inn is close to Hollingworth Lake Country Park, Gracie Fields theatre and the Co-op museum. For shops and local amenities Rochdale town centre ...
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