The Bradford district is home to forty four parks, including Baildon, Bingley, Cullingworth, Denholme, Ilkley, Shipley, Silsden, Keighley and Queensbury.
We are lucky to have so many beautiful parks and greenspaces in the Bradford District. From small community parks ideal for a game of bowls or letting the kids burn energy in the play area to larger spaces of natural beauty that are bustling with wildlife, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a picnic. In many of the parks, it’s a delight to rediscover historical monuments and architecture that speak of a rich and ambitious past. Today, we continue to nurture and take pride in our parks and greenspaces. They provide us with moments of peace whilst walking the dog, times of companionship as we meet with friends, and opportunities to exercise while using the fitness equipment or hiking. Whatever our reasons for visiting, we can all discover our green escape any day of the week.
Join us at Cliffe Castle as we celebrate Christmas over two very special weekends. There’s something for everyone with live music, market stalls, family crafts and more across the different...
Location: Cliffe Castle Museum & Park
Walk details: Walk name: Winter Solstice at Druids Altar Distance: 6 miles Linear Packed lunch required: Yes Difficulty level: ** Some difficulty (see all levels below) Meeting instructions & information:...
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The Winter Solstice Strider is brought to you by the team behind the Summer Solstice Saunter at Bolton Abbey. For this event the venue is the St. Ives Estate at...
Location: St. Ives Country Park
Walk details: Walk name: Bronte Falls Distance: 5 miles Circular Packed lunch required: Yes Difficulty level: *** A difficult walk (see all levels below) Meeting instructions & information: Meet Barbara...
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Walk details: Walk name: Funny Hat and Wig Walk Distance: 4.5 miles Circular Packed lunch required: Yes Difficulty level: * Little or no difficulty (see all levels below) Meeting instructions...
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