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Neat little footpath to access the reservoir, and take in the view of Bradford, you may even spot a horse or two!

The sound of the running water from the stream is very relaxing.

Leeming reservoir was built by the Victorians to supply the textile mills of the area. There are a few routes in the area, including the family friendly Leeming reservoir walk (under 2 miles) and longer walks taking in the villages or towns of Haworth, Oxenhope and/or Cullingworth. The Lamb Inn pub is only round the corner.

The Tarn is a scenic lake located on Ilkley Moor in West Yorkshire. It's a great place for a stroll or picnic, or to just simply unwind in nature. Since the Victorian era, the tarn has remained a beloved destination for its natural beauty. During the winter months the Victorians would even ice skate on the frozen water.

Spring Wood and The Dam

Located on the western side of the Aire Valley above Bingley in West Yorkshire, St Ives Estate is a country park of 217ha. Much of the estate is woodland and heath, and in these areas are various places with evidence of ancient settlements in the Stone, Bronze and Iron Age, Roman and medieval periods. These include the “Fairfax entrenchment”, an ancient ditch named after a Civil War general but actually much older. From the 12th to the 16th centuries the land belonged to Rievaulx and Drax abbeys and was known as Harden Grange The whole estate is a Grade II listed park. The 17th century Harden Grange, the 19th century St Ives Mansion (now a care home), and several other individual buildings are also listed grade II

Fast descent down the hill and across the dam

Mind the ducks 🦆