Top 4 Lakes around Easingwold

You can also get a different view of the reservoir if you approach along the footpath from east of Pond Head Farm .

This is a very picturesque stone bridge that's worth stopping by, separating two parts of the pond here. A lovely, green place within the Mug Dale woods.

This is one fabulous place to be: a very picturesque and beautiful little lake, with little piers on its banks in a few places. The tracks and paths around it are well-managed (thus easy to run on). On a sunny day, the waters get amazingly blue colours and the scene is truly Impressionistic!

This is a lovely little lake in Yearsley Woods to jog your way up to. Note, all the maps I've seen show two ponds here - however, only this one remains in reality; the other one has been drained since and is essentially a marshland now.

The actual access to the reservoir is prohibited (a locked gate), so this is the closest and best you can get to. It's lovely place to stay at - very peaceful. Because it's inaccessible to the public, it also seems wild and serene. A great place to look at.

This is one fabulous place to be: a very picturesque and beautiful little lake, with little piers on its banks in a few places. The tracks and paths around it are well-managed, not to mention the swans. On a sunny day, the waters get amazingly blue colours and the scene is truly Impressionistic!

This is a lovely little lake in Yearsley Woods to walk to. Note, all the maps I've seen show two ponds here - however, only this one remains in reality; the other one has been drained since and is essentially a marshland now.

A fabulous lake - sunshine will make these waters very blue, but it's a joy walking here at any time of the year and in any weather. Set within Yearsley Woods, the paths here, around the Pond and in the general woodland area are all well-managed, so it's a great day out for families with children as much as for anyone else.