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This beautiful reservoir is situated at the head of the Hodder valley in the Forest of Bowland. Stocks is considered one of the most important places for wildfowl in the country. There are great trails, a fly fishing club and a little café where you can sit down for a coffee.

Easy going well worth a visit

The estate nature reserve makes for a nice stoll through woodland and past a lake, or a good start to an ascent of Ingleborough. Be aware though that it is not a public footpath and has been developed by the estate, so you have to pay a fee. If you are averse to paying to walk, bypass the woods and take the bridleway slightly to the west

Absolutely stunning part of the UK

Best walk in the area by far.

A glacial lake formed from sedimentary marlstone, and an important wildlife habitat in a beautiful setting. Malham Tarn is managed by the National Trust.

You can extend the Malham Classic walk by a few kilometres if you continue past the tarn and through the grounds of Malham Tarn House. Then take the lane with the post box built into the wall, before re-joining the road. Follow the road past High Trenhouse until you come to the 4-way junction. From here head left (south east) along the road before returning to the southside of the tarn. From here you can then pick the path up (Pennine Way) and head towards Ings Scar (which takes you to the top of Malham Cove).

Great view would recommend stopping if passing.