Shipley Glen
📍 Glen Rd, Baildon, Shipley BD16 3LT, UK
About Shipley Glen
Shipley Glen is a cherished natural park nestled in Baildon, Shipley, offering a refreshing escape into Yorkshire's beautiful countryside. This picturesque destination is highly regarded by visitors, boasting an impressive 4.7/5 stars from over 300 reviews, highlighting its appeal for invigorating walks and embracing the fresh air.
The Glen provides a variety of walking routes, from gentle strolls to more challenging, steep sections, making it ideal for dog walkers and those seeking diverse trails. Visitors frequently praise the abundant space, even on busy days, ensuring a pleasant experience amidst real English countryside. It's advisable to wear good walking shoes as the ground can be uneven in parts. Conveniently, you'll find tea rooms offering snacks and a welcoming pub just before entering the Glen, perfect for refreshments after your exploration.
Visiting Information
Shipley Glen is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, allowing visitors to enjoy its natural charm at their leisure. Payment information indicates that it does not accept cash only, and NFC payments are not supported. Specific accessibility features are not provided.
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📍 Glen Rd, Baildon, Shipley BD16 3LT, UK
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Showing 5 of 316 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 7 February 2026.
A nice walk gor dogs..very steep in places 🌟
Great place to walk and breathe in the fresh air. Many dog walkers on the day of my visit but plenty of room to social distance. Will have to come again for more real English countryside.
Wear good walking shoes as the ground is very uneven. There's tea rooms that sell snacks etc and a pub just before you get onto the Glen. Very nice place to visit with different walking routes.
Wooded valley with many pathways and stream down the middle. Could probably go back several times before exploring the whole Glen. Busy but not surprising as on the doorstep of a number of towns north of Bradford. Lots of Oaks and silver birch trees and a small resivour toward the end of the woods. Recommend decent walking or welly boots as muddy. Also quite rock with lots of exposed limestone. Would recommend if in the area.
I don't live far. I like it here ，Nice place to walk