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Careful: this was closed in October 2025.

A beautiful bridge over The Cut, leading into the River Dearne

Named after Lady Wentworth when she married the Earl of Eglinton, this well would have been an important water source for the people of the estate. The spring would have flowed into the stone trough in front of the doorway.

A late 18th Century folly, the grotto interior was once covered in shells. Few remain now unfortunately.

Now cut off from the main lake due to a build up of silt, this boat house is land locked between two bridges.

This stone obelisk has been erected on the site of the original Bretton Hall which was demolished in the 1730s following completion of the current house.

A folly, thought to have been created for the family to watch performances from

can be muddy in the woods.

In this work Andy Goldsworthy explores boundaries. This is an area he has been fascinated with throughout his career as an artist.

The bridge between the upper and lower lake in Bretton Lakes country park.

The colours and birds and Mr Heron were lovely to see down by the lake

Cannon Hall is a really pretty country park which is worth a visit off the bike too but it's a great stop to get a coffee and a bite to eat from their very bike friendly outdoor cafe hatch.

Ever seen a greenhouse full of Camellia, don't miss that and I hope you be lucky and see a lot of flower as we did.

Yorkshire sculpture park is filled with just that. There are so many to see, its great for a half days walk, you can even stop in the cafe for lunch. Parking in the car park is a little steep. However like most people you can park on the roadside nearby.

my favourite