Some sites in West Yorkshire have some geological information or displays. In addition there are further interesting sites listed on the Local Geological Sites pages.
BEAUMONT PARK LOCAL GEOLOGY SITE, HUDDERSFIELD
Two geological interpretation boards, one near the Gatehouse and the other next to a rock face in the park. http://www.fobp.co.uk
CASTLE HILL, HUDDERSFIELD
Geological trails leaflet available from Victoria Tower, open at weekends, and from West Yorkshire Geology Trust www.wyorksgeologytrust.org Geological interpretation panel on the summit footpath
FOLLY DOLLY FALLS LOCAL GEOLOGY SITE, MELTHAM
Geological interpretation board on the Meltham Greenway next to the entrance to the falls
FRICKLEY COUNTRY PARK
Landscaped colliery site, with many features of geological interest, including rock samples and footpath to show coal seams seen in the Frickley Colliery Shaft 2. Various limestone boulders can be seen on the Shale Disc, such as Permian shelly limestones from a nearby quarry and Carboniferous Limestone from North Yorkshire. http://www.wakefield.gov.uk/Planning/Regeneration/SouthEast/frickley_colliery_country_park.htm
SOUTH ELMSALL QUARRY
Site of Special Scientific Interest for geology. Small quarry with interpretation board located along a minor road, 1km to the north-east of South Elmsall. http://www.jncc.gov.uk/pdf/gcrdb/GCRsiteaccount2833.pdf