バーズリー兼リグトンの天然記念物・トップ6

read the story for the tree

stop off at the pub or coffee shop after. check opening times. parking on the main road is free

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

Getting up high without really even leaving Leeds. And that means a good downhill run back into the city.

This Yorkshire Rose Sculpture has been donated to the town by Wetherby in Bloom. The design was inspired by the Late John Tatterton. The roses represent all the dedicated supporters of Wetherby in Bloom no longer with us

Fantastic views of the Wharfe and Nidd Valleys - just a short stroll from roadside parking area. Even better - come by bike! Lovely pub nearby in North Rigton.

Almscliffe Crag is a great place for doing some rock climbing with some of those climbs being Parson's Chimney, Black Wall Eliminate and the Wall of Horrors. Spring or summer would be preferable to do rock climbing because you'll be more than likely to see some gorgeous view of the North Yorkshire countryside.

It's in the running for The Woodland Trust England's tree of the year 2018 --- Nearly 100 years ago, Vic Stead would walk from his home in Garforth near Leeds, along the old colliery railway, to visit Nellie, the young lady he was courting who lived in the nearby village of Aberford. One day, he came across three beech saplings on his route, and grafted one sapling between the other two to form the letter N, for Nellie. Vic and Nellie would go on to marry and have a family, and although they are both gone now, Nellie’s Tree, also known as the 'Love Tree' by locals, still remains. http://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/visiting-woods/tree-of-year-2018/england/