도브클리프 우즈 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Just enough room for double buggy

Doe Lane is a track but designated as a footpath. It cuts through the southern edge of Worsbrough Mill Country Park, south of the reservoir. The country park is a 240-acre nature reserve that includes wildflower rich meadowland, woodland and wetland.

The first record of a mill here dates back to the Doomsday book of 1086. Worsborough mill is still a working mill today set in the grounds of a reservoir and a 240-acre country park, a haven for wildlife. Enjoy a wander through its woodland and wetlands followed by some scrummy food in its tea room.

Netherwood Country Park 63.1m P25.8 (207ft) County of Yorkshire Definitive List Summit

A nice simple walk around. Can get muddy in places after rain so worth doing in boots if the weather hasn't been great/in the more wintery months

A nice, easy walk around a dam with plenty of secondary highlights too like the mill, and the Wigfield Farm

The wooden ‘Millsong Bench’ is inspired by Anne Shaw, Mill Manger in the 18th Century and features the emotive words of Barnsley's Poet Laureate, Eloise Unerman. Eloise wrote the touching piece, which reflects the history of the area, and is carved into the bench for people to enjoy. Another of artist, Shane Green’s sculptures can be found in the Country Park and brings to life the stories of the Worsbrough Wagon Way, along with the people and industries it served.

Known as Worsbrough Corn Mill and Worsbrough Mill Farm, it's a complex of buildings including a 17th-Century water-powered mill and a 19th-Century steam-powered mill in Worsbrough, Barnsley, England