Lovely little tramway which I visited as a child as did my mum and Grandma before me. My boys aged 10, 8 and 3 enjoyed the ride and from the top it is only a short walk up Prod Lane to Shipley Glen itself which is great for kids to scramble about on rocks, find caves and climb trees. Ice... More

As a regular visitor as a child, so am I as a adult, introducing my children and my grand children to Shipley Glen. A really great day out (The tramway only runs on Sunday). After alighting from the tram there are lots of rocks on Baildon Moor for the children to climb if you venture further up the Lane with... More

came here a while ago with my daughter who now lives in new zealand, the staff were friendly &helpfull as we had to waite fr my son -in law who had to park the car, came here as a child so remember it well lovely short ride ,can see the bluebells on the way up/ nice shop @the top .all... More

What an excellent and enjoyable attraction. Everybody here is a volunteer and their enthusiasm and commitment just shows through at every stage. It is a rare and valuable part of our heritage from Victorian times. The fare is very low. Free car parking is close by outside the Grammar school. We had a fascinating time looking at the small museum... More

I used to love going here as a kid, it's a really nice family day out where you can walk on the glen, have a cup of tea or an ice cream. Would recommend it

Not many of these left I bet. Have a ride preserve our heritage and have a cheap thrill. good fun worth the visit.

always a nice place to vist like the tram cable car good family day out and amusements are good fun .you can always walk up to if you don't want to pay for tram

What a piece of history that should be used to keep it going. At the top of the ride, the old fair ground and tea shops have lomng gone and so what is there to go up the tram ride for? Only to come down might be the answere. Well yes, but what about Shipley Glenn and the moors? What... More

The tram is a whimsical delight - don't miss it if you're in the area and have young children, who will be enchanted, but adults love it too. It's basically a little tram ride up a steep wooded hill, and it takes minutes, but there is nothing else quite like it.