周辺の天然記念物・トップ5

Little Alms Cliff 256.2m P21.1 New [JNSA s11161] New sub Tump. DTM Lidar has this as a P19.4m but has missed the summit rocks. DSM Lidar makes this a P21.1m County of Yorkshire Definitive List summit.

Plumpton Rocks stands as a Grade 2* listed oasis, featuring an artfully crafted lake and accompanying pleasure gardens framed by the backdrop of wind-sculpted towering rocks. This enchanting haven has garnered the acclaim of English Heritage. Encompassing 30 acres of parkland, the location invites serene strolls along the lakeside, bordered by the dramatic rock formations of Millstone Grit, all while offering romantic woodland paths that meander through a tapestry of bluebells and vibrant rhododendrons.

Almscliffe crag is a millstone grit rocky outcrop that has been designated an Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). It is also sometimes known as Almscliff Crag or Great Almscliff Crag (the little one is three miles north west of here). There are 545 climbing and bouldering routes on the crag so you're likely to see climbers out on the rock.

Notoriously hard to pace. The bottom is fierce, then it's a long drag to the top, where you can actually go quite quickly if you don't have lactic acid spouting out of your ears already.

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

Amazing views from up here on a clear day

there are much worse climbs than this so enjoy it