A family walk at Billy Wood, Kippax
Billy Wood (or officially Townclose Hills Nature Reserve) may not be huge, but it’s perfect for little legs to have a potter and a picnic around glorious woodland and wildflower…
The best walks for toddlers around Leeds
My little boy is not only about to turn one (sob) but is also getting closer and closer to walking! I want him to get used to walking outdoors as…
Rothwell Pastures to Robin Hood Circular
This family friendly walk starts in Rothwell and takes you along the disused railway line towards Robin Hood. Plenty to see and easy terrain. Distance: 2 miles Route: Simple outline…
Heath Common and Goosehill circular, Wakefield (4miles)
It was almost exactly a year ago that we first tried this lovely walk from the beautiful Heath common. At 38 weeks pregnant though, we just took this 2.5 mile…
Silver Linings in Lockdown
For a family that loves to get out as much as we do, lockdown has been hard. Until all this happened, I cant remember the last time we stayed at…
Family walks from Rothwell and Woodlesford, Leeds
Here are some of our favourite doorstep walks around Rothwell, Oulton and Woodlesford that we’ve enjoyed during lockdown! Rothwell Country Park With great views over the city and some lovely…
Water Haigh Woodland Park
This great country park is one of my favourite places to visit. It has some truly beautiful spots and lots and lots to see for little ones. Painted rocks and…
A walk around the Methley Estate from Woodlesford.
This walk from Woodlesford has lots of variety and with limited climbing makes it a great walk for families. Distance: 7.5km Parking: Roadside parking at the junction of Fleet Lane…
Sutton Bank and the White Horse
Locally known as the greatest view in England, Sutton Bank is a brilliant place to go for a family walk and blow away those cobwebs! Parking: Visitors centre pay and…
Oulton Hall Perimeter Walk
This lovely path takes you around the perimeter of the Oulton Hall estate, where you'll walk through woodland, pass parts of the golf course including the lakes, and have some…