Dog Walking Spots in Yorkshire

Ziggy Podzina: Museum in Lister Park is worth to visit. Nice atmosphere :)

Matt E: Take a walk around and enjoy the architecture. There's lots of independent shops, cafes and bars to take your fancy.

Peter McClory: Newly renovated, the park and large playground / skateboarding area is fantastic for families. Cricket is played at weekends, and during the summer there is also live music in the band stand.

Darren Spink: Walk (or run) from the top of the fields down through the cut path

Matt E: The second village used as the fictional Emmerdale.

Matt E: Great views of the Aire Valley.

Matt E: You can get to Goit Stock from Harden, Cullingworth or Wilsden. Car parking is limited to on street parking. Although the Malt Shovel has a car park it is limited to patrons only.

Mark Chambers: Playground 4 the youngsters, excellent dog walking, golf, riding for the disabled & the National Sports Turf Institute. Best in winter on a crisp morning when no one else is around. Several geocaches

Mark Chambers: Great for dog walking; model aircraft flying, best off peak ....

Michael Jarvis: Go and see the Cow and Calf rocks, have a walk on the moor.

Lorraine Smith: The hall is well worth a visit. Sledging in winter is a must, but a long slog back up the hill. Train ride, mini golf and boats all good value. Excellent play area, sometimes fairground rides too.

Matt E: Accessible from the High Street via Old Station Court, this is rather impressive. Recently tarmaced you can see where there old Leeds New Line Railway cut through the town.

John Hall: Longer walk now from the car park but other than that this place is fantastic, great play area for the kids. Cafes not cheap but the profits go to a good cause.

David Pollard: A lovely walk by the meandering river, coupled with the fantastic abbey! Amazing!

Matt E: You probably wont get signal to check in until Kirkby Stephen.