Keighley and Worth Valley Railway
Creative Tourist
Keighley and Worth Valley Railway is a beautifully preserved heritage line running through the heart of Brontë Country. Originally opened in 1867 and saved by passionate volunteers in the 1960s, this five-mile stretch of steam railway offers a nostalgic journey through the Yorkshire countryside, with stops at charming villages like Haworth and Oakworth.
Whether you’re a railway enthusiast or just looking for a family day out with character, the line offers plenty to explore, from vintage carriages, lovingly restored stations, and regular themed events celebrating everything from classic cinema to local history. Film fans may also recognise the route from The Railway Children, which was famously shot here.