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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.

Nice friendly pub with great food and a nice outside area

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.

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.

Fabulous valley views looking down towards Helks Wood

Interesting old mine.

Fantastic views all round.

Step off the bike and have an explore of the Brimham Rocks. These magical rock formations were formed through water and rock erosion over 325 million years ago. In previous times it was assumed they were carved by druids, with each being given a druid name.

Great Bridleways, just remember what goes down must come up.

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Ford crossing. Careful of that bottom bracket!

Pretty exposed , wrap up and be prepared as the weather changes quickly

If you like bilberries, take a pot and visit in August.

Absolutely amazing place to see and visit.

Great cake stop. Open Saturday and Sunday 1000-1600.

Great selection of beers

The breathtakingly-beautiful rock formations of Brimham Rocks were created by an enormous river some 350 million years ago. They have since been shaped by millions of years worth of wind, rain, ice, and snow to create striking rock formations, many of which resemble familiar things. Brimham Rocks and its heather moorland are both Sites of Special Scientific Interest, managed by the National Trust.

A long gravel road climb from Skyreholme village at 100m to the summit at 510m, pretty exposed so check the weather but you'll be rewarded with incredible views and a brilliant doubletrack descent heading West!

Long climb but worth it for the view