Where are your favourite spots in the district to stretch your legs?
5. Sandal Castle
One of the district's most popular sites, the ruins of Sandal Castle draw thousands of visitors every year. The castle is famous for being the location of the Battle of Wakefield in 1460, but now features a bustling cafe and breathtaking views of the city. Photo: s
6. Nostell
Now a National Trust property, Nostell is an 18th century architectural masterpiece, and draws tens of thousands of visitors every year. With a historic house, cafe and more than 300 acres of parkland to explore, Nostell is certain to provide a day out for the whole family Photo: s
7. Wintersett Reservoir
Adjacent to Cold Hiendley Reservoir, Wintersett Reservoir was constructed in the 19th century to feed the nearby Barnsley Canal. It now features a circular 2 mile walking route - and stunning views. Photo: Reader Pic/Michiko Smith Photo: s
8. Southern Washlands Nature Corridor
To the east of the city centre, the Southern Washlands comprises open water, swamp, marshy grassland, neutral grassland scrub and woodland over a series of four countryside sites. Photo: Reader Pic/Carole Owens Photo: s