Weird and wonderfully shaped giant rock formations, created by an immense river 100 million years before the first dinosaurs walked the earth. Brimham Rocks' heather moorland is a Sites of Special …
Weird and wonderfully shaped giant rock formations, created by an immense river 100 million years before the first dinosaurs walked the earth. Brimham Rocks' heather moorland is a Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), home to three local varieties: ling heather, bell heather, and cross-leaved heath.
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Jan 28, 2025
Our first visit to Brimham Rocks was on a very damp and cloudy January day. A very impressive place visually, and a lovely place just to walk around. We spent around and hour or so there; it was ver…Full review by John L
Jan 25, 2025
Visited here yesterday. It’s been a while since visiting and not with young children this time. We were lucky enough to join a tour given by Stephen showing us around the area. What an amazing talk.…Full review by sunrise99
Dec 15, 2024
Fascinating geological formations in an absolutely breathtaking location. We visited on a moody,windy day which seemed to give the place the perfect atmosphere.Full review by caribecove14
Does brimham rocks car park pay machine accept credit cards ?
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There are people on duty at the big wooden building in the car park until late afternoon. You can pay by card. They have other things on sale & if you want to join the N.T they have …
There are people on duty at the big wooden building in the car park until late afternoon. You can pay by card. They have other things on sale & if you want to join the N.T they have forms. I remember seeing the ticket machines but didn't take much notice, we paid at the building. If in any doubt you can always ring up. Have a great time.
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