As June marks the official start of summer, it’s time to get outside and get exploring.
Whether you’re a fan of sports, dog walks, or picnics in the park, Leeds is guaranteed to have a great green space to suit your needs.
We have a wealth of publicly accessible parks and nature trails that make you realise that there is no better joy than breathing in the outdoor air.
We’ve assembled a list of our 13 favourite green spaces from across the city - which one is your favourite?
1. Roundhay Park
Roundhay Park is one of Leeds' most popular tourist attractions. Across an astonishing 700 acres of land, you'll find vibrant green space, lakes, and playgrounds. | National World
2. Yeadon Tarn
Yeadon Tarn is the perfect green space for adventure seekers Whether you're interested in BMXing, water sports, or fishing, this is the ideal spot for you. | Local Library
3. Golden Acre Park
If you decide to visit Golden Acre Park, expect to see a mixture of beautiful green space and interesting woodlands. You also must see the ducks swimming in Windfowl Lake. | Local Library
4. Temple Newsam
Tudor-Jacobean house Temple Newsam is a tourist favourite within Leeds. The walking grounds outside are free to explore and can transport you back to a different time. | National World resell
5. Pudsey Park
Pudsey Park is a well-loved open space in the lovely market town of Pudsey. Excitingly, plans to create a café and tropical-themed classroom within the park have recently been approved. | National World Resell
6. Otley Chevin
Otley Chevin is an incredible natural landscape beloved by fans of the outdoors. On a clear day, head up to Surprise View and look out for Simon's Seat in the distance. | James Hardisty