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Gyms in Cullingworth

Cullingworth is a trailhead for the Great Northern Railway Trail, with a stone viaduct, moorland to the north and west, and yoga, Pilates and cricket in the village.

Gyms and venues
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Training in Cullingworth

Pilates, yoga and a railway trail.

Indoors, Cullingworth is about mobility and core: Yorkshire Core Pilates and kellyannyoga both teach in the village, and Cullingworth Cricket Club is there for summer weekends. Keighley is about 3 miles north if you want a bigger gym.

Outside is the bigger draw. The Great Northern Railway Trail, part of National Cycle Route 69, starts here and heads over Hewenden Viaduct towards Queensbury, with moorland to the north and west of the village. It's a good route to share with a cycling or running partner.

Getting there

  • Buses to Keighley and Bradford

Train outdoors

  • Great Northern Railway Trail
  • Hewenden Viaduct

Where to train in Cullingworth

Studios first, then cricket.

Find a training buddy in Cullingworth

A Pilates classmate, a cycling partner for the railway trail, a moorland walking companion.

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A weekend trail ride towards Queensbury or a yoga meet-up: set it up and we'll help villagers find it.

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Cullingworth gym questions

Quick answers.

How many gyms are there in Cullingworth?

Gymist lists 4 venues in Cullingworth, including Yorkshire Core Pilates, kellyannyoga and the cricket club.

Where does the Great Northern Railway Trail start?

Cullingworth is one of its two trailheads, the other being Queensbury. It follows the old railway and crosses the Cullingworth, Hewenden and Thornton viaducts.

How do I find a gym buddy in Cullingworth?

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