What is recorded here
Waterfall on Rams Clough, Marsden is shown and named in a reusable Geograph picture. The saved point is the picture's recorded map point.
The waterfall on Rams Clough, Marsden, is a modest yet picturesque cascade set within the rugged Pennine landscape of West Yorkshire. Fed by moorland runoff, it drops around 2–3 metres over rough stone, offering a tranquil and scenic spot for walkers in the Marsden area.
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Places near here
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Bridge over Rams CloughHeritage place · 154 yd
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Waymark Sculpture, Wessenden Valley bridleway (Kirklees Way), MarsdenPublic sculpture · 487 yd
Boundary stone, Wham Head, MarsdenMonument or public art · 617 yd
Water conduit and bridge, MarsdenHeritage place · 1006 yd
Old army firing range boundary stone, MarsdenMonument or public art · 1096 yd
Shooters NabCliff · 1216 yd
Waterfall from Wessenden Reservoir overflowWaterfall · 1520 yd
Piper stonesNamed rock · 1673 yd
Sheep pens, Lingards Wood Moor, MarsdenForest or wood · 1.1 mi
Rifle Range Clubhouse, Burnt Hill, MarsdenMountain or hill · 1.1 miOther information
Photo: Humphrey Bolton · CC BY-SA 2.0