A gentle walk from Burnsall rises gradually across fields it then descends to a wonderful riverside path providing a return to Burnsall.

A delightful and easy circular walk with excellent views around Swinsty Reservoir and the surrounding countryside.

A delightful, flat, linear, waterside trail follows the Great Langdale Beck, the Elterwater shoreline and the River Brathay, The walk can be started either at Elterwater or alternatively from the Silverthwaite car park on the B5343.

Fantastic views for very little time and effort, including Keswick, Derwentwater, Cat Bells, Bassenthwaite Lake, Skiddaw, Blentcathra and the Pennines.

A circuit of Tarn Hows on a good path providing easy walking in either direction from the nearby car park.

A fantastic walk, Blea Tarn’s beauty and the breathtaking views of Crinkle Crags, Bowfell and the Langdale Pikes.

An easy circular walk around a quiet, delightful lake set in gentle countryside featuring fells and forestation.

The circuit of Buttermere is an absolute delight, following a gentle lakeside path walk with stunning scenery.

The circuit of Brothers Water along lakeside and woodland paths. The tranquillity of the lake and the surrounding fells provide a great setting and a relaxing atmosphere away from some of the more popular lakes.

An easy, waterside walk along the delightful, woodland valley of Hardcastle Crags.

A really pleasant walk around a lovely lake on broad well made lakeside and woodland paths.

The flat lakeside circuit and surrounding woodland provides a delightful setting and a place of tranquillity.

A delightful stroll along this section of the Huddersfield Narrow Canal is no ordinary canal walk and it is good all year round. The open countryside setting provides a great place to relax and unwind.

A short but delightful reservoir circuit taking in fantastic scenery around Digley and Bilberry reservoirs, this walk is a real pleasure.

This easy going walk is fantastic, the scenery is wonderful at any time of year. The 3 mile walk takes you around the reservoir (great for pushchairs), extend this to over 4 miles to take in 2 other reservoirs and more beautiful scenery.

An easy, delightful stroll along the banks of the River Wharfe offering plenty of interest, particularly for children.

The Chevin Forest is a great place, providing for a relaxing escape in some wonderful scenery with some fantastic views over Wharfedale.

Judy Woods and the surrounding countryside are delightful at any time of year. Whilst not being particularly expansive, you can vary your route on different woodland and countryside trails to create really enjoyable walks.

A pleasant journey along the Calder Valley, can be tackled in sections or in either direction. Pubs at regular intervals provide welcome refreshment.

A family favourite, great for kids. Easy going cycle route following the disused railway line between York and Selby, with a slight detour to Naburn. This provides a convenient half-way stopping off point as the Blacksmiths Arms is always a welcome sight for parents and kids alike.

The Calder Valley countryside provides the setting for a relaxing journey on the Rochdale Canal towpath. Hebden Bridge marks the half way point and a great stopping off place before the return trip to Sowerby Bridge. The route can be tackled in either direction or shortened to suit abilities.