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Great place, well worth a stop!

The long distance walk The Yorkshire Heritage Way goes through Saltaire and the World Heritage site at Fountains Abbey on its way from Bradford Cathedral to Ripon Cathedral. On a personal note my Dad taught art to a young David Hockney at Bradford Grammar School ( tbf my dad always said with talent like that it was more a matter of being encouraging and not getting in the way )

Such a lovely tribute to those who lost their lives. We always here to pay our respects

Amazing engineering WOW well worth a visit

Everybody made it up the hill to Temple Newsom

a must see. marvel of engineering and or industrial past

nice ride

This is a super fun and scenic section of gravel that runs alongside the Leeds and Liverpool Canal between Shipley and Leeds.

The Trans Pennine Trail is a surfaced, multi-user path linking the North and Irish seas, passing through the Pennines, alongside rivers and canals and through Northern England's historic settlements. The Trail from coast-to-coast between Southport and Hornsea is 215 miles (346km) long, with further spurs to explore.

Take care there are some roots appearing in places

Lots to do here....food, toilets, art gallery and a bike shop!

Stop and appreciate the divide

unforgettable memories ! and the herd of deer is impressive

Hit it hard and don’t stop spinning

The cafe is a family run business. It sells good food and refreshments. The staff are friendly, and its a great place to sit and share a bite to eat, a slice of cake or a cup of tea.

Saltaire is a world heritage site. Titus Salt built this village to house his mill workers. Its well worth a stop. The old mill is full of interesting things, books, art (Hockney gallery) history, cafes. https://saltairevillage.info/

Polish soldiers

Cuts the corner off so you don't have to ride so far along main road - bit of off road and normally see loads of deer

Very popular cafe, worth a stop to break up your journey.

This set of five rises is the steepest set in the country. The stepped loch means that it's a continuous flight with no holding ponds between lochs, each gate opens into the next loch. Built in 1774 it's a major feet of engineering and requires regular maintenance. It's a complicated procedure to get a boat all the way up or down so a permanent lock keeper is employed to help. The structure is grade 1 listed.