길더섬 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The Fulneck Moravian Settlement is a historic village founded in 1744 by Moravian settlers. This religious community, established by members of the Moravian Church (one of the oldest Protestant denominations), was originally built as a self-contained settlement and is one of the most significant Moravian communities in the UK.

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.

If confident you can go through the water

They love a good paddle

A little walk around the chuch yard with some interesting stones St. James' congregation gives a warm welcome both to those who live in the small village of Tong, and to others in the local area. Our main Sunday worship is at 9.30am. All are welcome The church building is fascinating - for whilst the present building as it stands dates from 1727, there is still evidence of the Norman church of 1140, and of the medieval additions. Earlier remains of a Saxon church were found beneath the present building at the time of a major restoration in 1980.

had to walk back on selves, small stream , fence with barbed wire and no right of way because of golf course

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

quite a long sleep descent so so keep your wits about you when you hit the corners two-thirds of the way down

To the East of West Leeds Country Park is a well maintained and picturesque range of footpaths along the length of the Becks from Cockersdale into Farnley/Hough End. Reasonable parking at both ends and a good selection of paths, so you can avoid having to walk the same footpaths in both directions for most of the length.