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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Nov 25, 2024
Amazing place to explore, picked a quiet time so even better. Weather wasn’t the best but somehow added to the atmosphere. Will definitely be back on a sunny day! Full review by tractortom2
Nov 2, 2024
Went here with two children (8/4) who are very active and they had a great time. There’s plenty of opportunity to fall off some of the formations so a keen eye is needed but they had a great time run… Full review by Nick C
Oct 3, 2024
Had a lovely hour or so visiting “the rocks”. We were lucky with the weather and visited on a great sunny early October day. Pleasant time strolling around the rocks and would recommend for anyone on… Full review by angelaamphy
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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