We are blessed to have some gorgeous walking routes across the Leeds district that show off the city’s natural beauty as well its status as an industrial powerhouse.
From challenging trails and lesser-known routes to popular parks for gentle strolls with all the family, there's a walk for everyone.
Here are 16 of our favourites.
7. Eccup Reservoir
Eccup Reservoir - the largest body of water in West Yorkshire - offers beautiful views as you walk around the edge of the 1843-built reservoir. | other Photo: Shutterstock
8. Roundhay Park
Covering 700 acres of parkland, lakes and woodland, walkers in Roundhay Park have plenty of scenic spots to wander around at this popular outdoor spot, incorporating both tarmac paths and woodland routes. | Steve Riding
9. Horsforth Hall Park
Located just six miles from Leeds city centre, Horsforth Hall Park is ideal for a gentle stroll. There’s plenty of open parkland to cover and kids can be kept entertained by the various attractions, including an adventure playground, bowling green, cricket pitch and a Japanese formal garden. | Tony Johnson Photo: Tony Johnson
10. Meanwood Valley Trail
The Meanwood Valley Trail is seven mile linear walk runs from Woodhouse Moor, along the Meanwood Valley through to Breary Marsh, next to Golden Acre Park. Meandering through pretty woodland along a relatively flat route, it is fit for all abilities. | Shutterstock Photo: Shutterstock
11. Bramhope Circular Walk
The Bramhope Circular Walk is a gentle walk that begins at Bramhope, near the Fox and Hounds pub. It is approximately five miles. | Google Photo: Google
12. Otley Chevin
Walkers can enjoy spectacular views across the market town of Otley from the Chevin, which boasts a large network of woodland paths awash with autumn colours, and panoramic views of the Wharfe Valley. | James Hardisty