St Aidan's Nature Reserve is one of the most scenic spots in Lees. It is the perfect place to spot wildlife, enjoy nature walks with family and friends or exercise. It is also ideal for open water swimming. | Michiko Smith/SWNS Photo: Michiko Smith/SWNS
Otley Chevin Forest Park overlooks the market town. On a clear day you can see Simons Seat, Norwood Top, Almscliffe Crag and the White Horse near Sutton Bank from the worn-out path running along the top edge from Surprise View, which is a well known picnic spot. | James Hardisty/National World Photo: James Hardisty
Rodley Nature Reserve is a wetland reserve created in 1999. This scenic reserve is a relaxing destination, where you can take in the beautiful surrounding nature as you walk. | National World Photo: National World
Harewood House is another country house in Leeds that must not be missed. Built in the 1760s by Edwin Lascelles, the house hosts amazing events throughout the year and the grounds are not only breathtaking but perfect for families too. | Jonathan Gawthorpe Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
Eccup Reservoir is one of the prettiest places in Leeds for a walk and picnic. The views across the water are simply like no other. | Simon Hulme/National World Photo: Simon Hulme
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