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Slow and steady you go.....

If you can stomach getting up very early for hikes and runs, then you will have the place to yourself. Absolutely stunning at around 6-7am in the early morning May sunshine.

In Moor lane is a byway that runs over In Moor in Nidderdale. This section is fun on a mountain bike, either as a descent towards Scar House reservoir or as a climb up onto the moor. It drops off the moor to the reservoir quite steeply, so watch out! This track is used by the Nidderdale Way long distance walking trail, so watch out for walkers.

A fantastic National Trust site, where the main attraction is the staggering rock formations. It is also worthwhile walking through the woodlands especially when the Bluebells are in season.

Lovely place. I imagine it would be very busy in the summer, but glorious views. The sunsets must be a sight to see.

Be careful on gravel on fast off camber turn.. not much grip.

Completed in 1936 Scar House Reservoir was built to supply water to the Bradford area. It was built after Angram reservoir which is directly upstream and after Gouthwaite reservoir located a few miles downstream. The dam is 55m high in the middle.

Brimham Rocks is a SSSI managed by the National Trust. The gritstone that makes these magnificent rock sculptures is the sediment of a huge river delta from about 300 million years ago. Since then, the Yorkshire weather has eroded the grit leaving the stacks and cliffs seen today. It's a great playground for an adventurous run. You can scramble over or under lots of the formations, it's loads of fun running around them.