Log-in



If you haven't registered with us before you can

Forgotten password

Register

Terms & Conditions

1 Your Account

1.1 Access to the Website and Services is not authorised by any other person or entity using your User ID other than you and you are responsible for preventing such unauthorised use. Individuals and entities whose privilege to access the Website or use the Services has previously been terminated by Yorkshire.com may not register for an account, nor may you designate any such individuals to use your account on your behalf.

1.2 Yorkshire.com relies on User IDs to determine whether users accessing the Website and using our Services are authorised to do so. If someone accesses our Website or Services using a User ID that we have issued to you, we will assume that access has been made by you. You are solely responsible for any and all access to the Website or use of the Services by persons using your User ID. Please notify us immediately if you become aware that your User ID is being used without authorisation.

2 Security and Privacy

2.1 Our secure server software encrypts all your payment card details. The process scrambles all the information, allowing no unauthorised third party to intercept the data. Your browser will confirm that you are shopping in a secure environment by showing either a locked padlock icon or an image of a padlock next to the payment details in the relevant area of the Website.

2.2 Information such as credit card information provided in connection with the purchase of a Deal is maintained with appropriate privacy and security protections. No sensitive information (including credit card details) is held on the Website.

2.3 You agree that information provided to us in connection with the purchase of a Deal, other than your credit card information, may be disclosed by us to the Merchant for their commercial purposes including for the purposes of providing the Deal to you.

2.4 Our Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use and disclose information that relates to your privacy. The Privacy Policy forms part of our agreement with you and is incorporated in these Terms and Conditions by reference. For full details, please refer to our Privacy Policy at http://www.yorkshire.com/privacy-policy.

2.5 Any communications between you and Welcome to Yorkshire, such as email or other correspondence, in which you offer suggestions or comments for improving or modifying our Services will be deemed by us to be non-confidential and non-proprietary and you agree that such information may be used by us without any limitation whatsoever.

For Full terms and conditions please click here

 
 
 

Marsden

Peaks, canals, valleys and reservoirs - come to the Colne Valley and explore a wealth of outdoor delights and a rich industrial heritage. Former inns are award-winning restaurants; walking shoes, not clogs, tread the footpaths; and canal boats, once used to transport coal, carry holidayers along the longest, highest and deepest tunnel in Britain. Search attractions in Marsden.

Marsden and the Colne Valley Nature at its very best


Take a Walk on the Wild Side

Explore the National Trust Marsden Moor estate's windswept ecological paradise on a 4, 8 or 10 mile hike. Visit Pule Hill for magnificent 360 degree views; Wessenden Valley for spectacular sunsets; and the scheduled ancient monument Eastergate Bridge which dates back to the 17th century.  Wind down after a hike in the hills; treat yourself to mouthwatering fresh cream cakes, or try a pint of real ale at The Riverhead Brewery Tap overlooking the river Colne. For the ultimate luxury head to Titanic Spa which has attracted national attention for its eco-friendly features and luxury treatments since it opened in 2006.

The Longest, the Deepest and the Highest

Sitting at the head of the valley Marsden is a popular location for visitors where you can wander alongside the water's edge of the Huddersfield Narrow Canal and retrace ancient packhorse trails, to the Standedge tunnel - the longest, highest and deepest in Britain. But don't be fooled, this is a thoroughly modern village, where contemporary arts and crafts sit perfectly alongside quirky events, country ales and village stores.

The Smooth Grooves of Music

From traditional folklore to contemporary jazz, the Colne Valley is home to an eclectic programme of events, many of which date back hundreds of years making them well worth a visit - Imbolc Fire Festival, Slaithwaite Moonraking Festival and Marsden Cuckoo Day to mention a few.

Tourist Information Centre

Be sure to pop in to the Marsden Tourist Information Centre when you visit for plenty of ideas, hints and tips on events and things that are happeinng during your trip.