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Set on dramatic Haworth Moor, Top Withens is a ruined farmhouse near Haworth, West Yorkshire. Said to have inspired Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, it captures the wild spirit of the moors. Lying on the Pennine Way and Brontë Connection Walk, it links Haworth and the Parsonage Museum with landscapes that shaped the Brontës, offering sweeping views and a true sense of Brontë Country.

Its worldwide appeal is clear — some footpath signs even include Japanese translations, reflecting its popularity with international visitors. Explore the story further with Wuthering Heights in Haworth.

BBQs are banned on moorland — please #BeMoorAware to prevent wildfires and #RespectProtectEnjoy the landscape.