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It’s actually in Thorner and not Shadwell. Nice stop but pub nearby is now closed.

Beautiful village and surrounding areas. Very quiet. Perfect for a road bike ride.

Avoid this trail, no access

Don't go down here. Lock gates with barbed wire and totally overgrown. My experience is this should not be used on Komoot routing. Had to drag my bike through undergrowth for a mile.

A short section of Gritstone crag used by climbers but its also quite atmospheric, around 15-20m in height.

Get a nice selfie

Kiddal and Saw Wood lie nestled along the tranquil path of the Leeds Country Way, found between Thorner and Barwick-in-Elmet. Embraced by a serene ambiance, these woods paint a picturesque scene, boasting a landscape adorned with silver birch trees and a rich tapestry of wildlife that graces the surroundings.

Previously thought to be a Roman Fort, quarry, or burial site, Pompocali (known by various names across different eras) held a presumption of potentially being quarried by the Romans, although no substantiating evidence exists apart from the adjacent Roman road. Yet, regardless of its historical origins, Pompocali stands as an exquisite locale, offering splendid vistas and an opportunity to ascend its conical hills and mounds, enhancing the experience of this picturesque site.