Surprising ITV Emmerdale location that is not actually part of the main set
There is an off-screen site for Emmerdale that is used occasionally.
In the next weeks, Emmerdale will mark its 50th anniversary with tumultuous plotlines and heartbreaking scenes.
The show has covered a wide range of subjects throughout its extraordinary run, including murder, storms, and relationships.
The ECHO was invited to visit the TV set, which is set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Yorkshire countryside, in honor of this remarkable milestone.
Fans of the soap may be interested to learn that there is one important site that is hidden away in a smaller, undiscovered area and is not close to the Woolpack.
There is an off-screen site for Emmerdale that is used occasionally.
In the next weeks, Emmerdale will mark its 50th anniversary with tumultuous plotlines and heartbreaking scenes.
The show has covered a wide range of subjects throughout its extraordinary run, including murder, storms, and relationships.
The ECHO was invited to visit the TV set, which is set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Yorkshire countryside, in honor of this remarkable milestone.
Fans of the soap may be interested to learn that there is one important site that is hidden away in a smaller, undiscovered area and is not close to the Woolpack.
Visitors must pass through multiple levels of security to enter the region, but once they do, there is a stop-off immediately before you get to Emmerdale village.
A completely constructed activity center that has been featured in several sequences from the show for the past three years is located on the outskirts of the settlement, hidden among the tall forests.
After a fire in the Emmerdale soap left the candy factory in ruins, Kim Tate, Jai Sharma, and Al Chapman created the fictional Hawksford Outdoor Pursuits (Hop) in 2019.
In 2020, Hop had its grand opening, but it was marred by the tragic murder of Graham Foster there.
