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May Beck to Falling Foss

Post Author:rachelatkinson84@yahoo.co.uk
Post published:July 27, 2020
Post Category:Rivers and Canals / Woodlands and Forests / Yorkshire
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If you’re looking for a walk to see the waterfalls at Falling Foss, then you’d be hard pressed to find a more picture perfect route than the circular path along…

The Secret Gorge Walk at Roundhay Park, Leeds

Post Author:rachelatkinson84@yahoo.co.uk
Post published:July 12, 2020
Post Category:Leeds / Woodlands and Forests / Yorkshire
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This walk takes you away from the hustle and bustle of Roundhay Park through peaceful woodland. You follow a stream over multiple little bridges, perfect for little explorers. Parking: The…

A holiday in Northumberland with children

Post Author:rachelatkinson84@yahoo.co.uk
Post published:July 8, 2020
Post Category:Days out / Northumberland / UK Holiday
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If you haven’t yet tried the delights of Northumberland, you have missed out on a fantastic UK holiday, and need to rectify it immediately! There really is something for everyone,…

A Walk to Dunstanburgh Castle from Craster, Northumberland

Post Author:rachelatkinson84@yahoo.co.uk
Post published:July 5, 2020
Post Category:Northumberland
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This was recently featured in ITV's top ten favourite walks in the UK, and it's easy to see why! Despite it being a grey and drizzly day, we thoroughly enjoyed…

Meanwood Park and the Hollies Circular Walk (3.5km)

Post Author:rachelatkinson84@yahoo.co.uk
Post published:June 27, 2020
Post Category:Leeds / Woodlands and Forests
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This great route takes in some of the best bits of both Meanwood Valley and the beautiful landscapes of the Hollies! We chose a rather drizzly day for this walk,…

Mother Shipton’s Cave, Knaresborough

Post Author:rachelatkinson84@yahoo.co.uk
Post published:June 19, 2020
Post Category:Days out / Toddler friendly / Yorkshire
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A visit to the home of ‘England’s most famous prophetess’ and this beautiful stretch of the river Nidd In Knaresborough was well overdue, so we took advantage of the current…

Langsett Reservoir (3miles)

Post Author:rachelatkinson84@yahoo.co.uk
Post published:June 13, 2020
Post Category:Hills and Mountains / Lakes and Reservoirs / Woodlands and Forests / Yorkshire
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This walk is simply awesome. It’s the perfect combination of views, woodland and moorland. If you’re unsure whether the drive is worth it for a 3 mile walk, I’m telling…

St Aidans RSPB Reserve

Post Author:rachelatkinson84@yahoo.co.uk
Post published:June 11, 2020
Post Category:Buggy Walk / Lakes and Reservoirs / Leeds / Perfect for Little Bikes / Rivers and Canals / RSPB / Yorkshire
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Who'd have thought that this forming mining site would turn into such a great place for a family walk? Find wonderful views, beautiful wetlands and of course, lots of birds!…

Walk to Hare Head from Bolton Abbey (7 miles)

Post Author:rachelatkinson84@yahoo.co.uk
Post published:June 8, 2020
Post Category:Hills and Mountains / Rivers and Canals / Yorkshire / Yorkshire Dales
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This route is just fantastic. Add moorland walking and incredible views to the usual delights of Bolton Abbey and you have the perfect walk to take your family on a…

Walton Colliery Nature Park

Post Author:rachelatkinson84@yahoo.co.uk
Post published:June 6, 2020
Post Category:Buggy Walk / Lakes and Reservoirs / Perfect for Little Bikes / Wakefield / Yorkshire
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Wakefield delivers again. You'd be hard pressed to find a prettier nature reserve. Stunning lakes, gorgeous wildflowers and pretty woodland. Location: Walton, Wakefield. Webpage here. Parking: Car park off Shay…