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Nan Whins Wood in Cockers Dale is a narrow strip of woodland following the Tong Beck. It's a brilliant woo for a short walk with a trail that runs along the valley and then back on the higher ground.

Oakwell Hall Country Park is a Green Flag Award-winning park complete with picnic areas, woodland trails, period gardens and a café. It's also home to Oakwell Hall, a Grade I-listed Elizabethan manor house furnished as a 1960s family home. Take the time to explore and discover all the delights this charming country park has to offer.

The trail is graded Blue for beginners and is 1.3km in length. The trail is suited to mountain bikes and care needs to be taken due to trail features such as berms, rock gardens and jumps, all of which are rollable at slow speed. Take your time on the first run and get used to the track first before picking up speed on the next loop.

They love a good paddle

Didn't expect to see a Giraffe today lol

The two shafts at this colliery, the site of which is now in the grounds of Oakwell Hall, were sunk by Birkenshaw Collieries Ltd between 1913 and 1916. At first the Blocking or Silkstone seam was worked with an average of 62 men working underground and 16 on the surface. The colliery was taken over by the Birkenshaw Collieries Co. Ltd in 1920, but it struggled between 1921 and 1931, with low numbers employed and periods of closure. The recovery began in 1932, by which time the directors of the company were members of the Gill family, who all lived fairly locally. Between 1934 and 1945 the company employed an average of 131 men underground and 29 on the surface

Oakwell hall is a purpose-built trail in Leeds is the ideal place for younger riders to hone their skills before taking on harder trails. There’s a new mountain bike trail lurking in the woods on the southern outskirts of Leeds. It’s tiny, it’s sandwiched between Ikea and the M62 motorway, but it’s important because it represents the new breed of built trails growing up all over the country. It also happens to be an absolute blast to ride. There is also very nice Memorial Garden to walk around

Don't walk in trainers, we both learned the hard way. Next stop hiking boots. Lovely morning walk to start the new year.