Where are your favourite spots in the district to stretch your legs?

1. Walton Colliery Nature Park
A designated nature reserve, this park is designed to protect and improve the lives of native flora and fauna. It features a network of paths for walking and cycling, as well as bridleways. The park also features the Henry Daley memorial. Photo: s

2. Haw Park Wood
Located south of the district, close to Anglers Country Park, Haw Park Wood is designated a local nature reserve. Though it is currently dominated by conifers, work is underway to change the site back to a deciduous woodland. Photo: s

3. Heath Common
Like many people, you've probably driven through Heath Common countless times. But when was the last time you took the time to explore the area? The grassland has been open land for hundreds of years, and has ties to famous naturalist Charles Waterton. Photo: s

4. Thornes Park
Less than a mile out of Wakefield city centre, Thornes Park offers 60 hectares of open space to explore, as well as a walled garden and conservatory, duck pond and skate park Photo: s

