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Horsforth QUARRY leeds

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Horsforth Quarry, situated at 46 Aspen Mount in Leeds, is renowned for its unique blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. This scenic spot invites outdoor enthusiasts to explore its picturesque landscapes while enjoying activities such as hiking and birdwatching. Our commitment to maintaining this area ensures that visitors can appreciate its natural charm while engaging in healthy outdoor pursuits. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventurous day out, Horsforth Quarry provides an ideal setting for all ages. Visit us today!

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Horsforth QUARRY leeds
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Brian Hurst

4 Google Rating

Mixed terrain interesting sights some people fishing in a pond. Good to clear cobwebs. Large quarry

4/ 5

Mixed terrain interesting sights some people fishing in a pond. Good to clear cobwebs. Large quarry good to take a mountain bike next time if I can find a large enough entrance.

Jordan Cowan

4 Google Rating

Lovely place to walk around with some fantastic views

4/ 5

Lovely place to walk around with some fantastic views

Ms Jaé T

5 Google Rating

Great place for walking your dog or getting some peace and quiet

5/ 5

Great place for walking your dog or getting some peace and quiet

James Stammers

1 Google Rating

Soon to be built on, watch out for motorbikes

1/ 5

Soon to be built on, watch out for motorbikes

Sharon Benton

5 Google Rating

Great for walking dogs

5/ 5

Great for walking dogs

David Johnson

3 Google Rating

Sadly now little more than a building site, but you can still walk round the outside if you like the

3/ 5

Sadly now little more than a building site, but you can still walk round the outside if you like the sight of metal fences and the odd squirrel

Ben

4 Google Rating

Surprisingly large open quarry just with access just off the ring road by the railway bridge. Motorb

4/ 5

Surprisingly large open quarry just with access just off the ring road by the railway bridge. Motorbike trails make up most of the main quarry. It also has some good mountain bike trails in the woods to the side near the ponds. Red with some black features, loamy, rocky, bit of all sorts. The opposite side of the quarry has some seriously steep black drops.

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