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This is a beautiful road to cycle down that follows the entire length of the reservoir. It's surrounded by rolling hills and farmland and provides great views of the Nidderdale Valley.

Beautiful spot, with plenty of birds and other wildlife to see. A parking and picnic area is next to the road with a viewing platform.

The village is located in Upper Nidderdale, North Yorkshire. It is a quiet place that is surrounded by beautiful countryside.

This is a very sturdy-looking bridge in an amazing place and area. From the bridge, there are beautiful views of the picturesque Lul Beck, which is a tributary of the River Nidd, and of the Fountains Earth Moor, the owner of which is heather and wind.

Combs Crags are a gritstone outcrop on Low Ash Head Moor. A curious rock formation, and amongst the rocks is a shooting hut. The views from above to the north - over Roundhill and Leighton Reservoirs and further to Colsterdale and its moors: phenomenal!

Just north of Hawsett, there is a pretty cool ford on Carlesmoor Beck, with a little waterfall cascading down just below the ford. This is just below the confluence of Fortress Dyke and Wandley Gill, which gives the stream more speed and energy. It is cool, but after more rain, the water might be deep enough for you to need to take off your boots and cross barefoot.

This bridge was built by The Leeds Corporation and carries the Masham/Lofthouse road over the reservoir. It's an interesting multi-arched construction, pleasant to look at, with rather lovely views of the reservoir from the bridge itself.

There is a valve tower here on the dam on the Roundhill Reservoir (the larger Leighton Reservoir to the north-east). The dam was built by the town of Harrogate between 1903 and 1911. The water was pumped from here to Harlow Hill in Harrogate.