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Black Hill (Golden Acre) 170.6 P16.8 (Hill ID: 513264) [JNSA s13279] County of Yorkshire Definitive List summit.

Nice little reserve. Would have to walk your bike or lock it up but good place for birdwatching. Greater Spotted Woodpecker and kingfisher are regulars.

Just need to be respectful of walkers and dogs You are allowed to ride on the Bridleway parts bUt not supposed to around pond

worth a stop to see the swans and signets

Breary Marsh Nature Reserve is the finest example of a wet valley alder wood in West Yorkshire. Just walking distance from Golden Acre Park off the Otley Road, it represents a splendid escape into nature that's not too far from the centre of Leeds. Paul's Pond is a good place to spot waterfowl and the fortunate may even catch sight of a kingfisher.

A splendid spot for some quiet reflection by the cultivated flower beds and the lovely lake. Spring is a riot of colour, whilst the many heathers on display are delightful from late summer into autumn. The car park off the Otley Road is the traditional start point for the Leeds Country Way, a 62-mile (100km) circuit of the city's rural outskirts.

Fantastic views of the Wharfe and Nidd Valleys - just a short stroll from roadside parking area. Even better - come by bike! Lovely pub nearby in North Rigton.

Can't ride round but a Great stop off

Cross over main road rather than under bridge

Almscliffe Crag is a great place for doing some rock climbing with some of those climbs being Parson's Chimney, Black Wall Eliminate and the Wall of Horrors. Spring or summer would be preferable to do rock climbing because you'll be more than likely to see some gorgeous view of the North Yorkshire countryside.