Meanwood Valley Trail Circular Walk – Start and Finish at The Myrtle Tavern

A Scenic Walk Through Nature, Ending with a Well-Earned Pub Stop

The Meanwood Valley Trail Circular Walk is a stunning 5.3-mile (8.5 km) loop through the woodlands, meadows, and historic landmarks of North Leeds. This well-loved route follows the Meanwood Beck, offering a mix of easy trails, gentle inclines, and scenic views. Best of all, it starts and ends at The Myrtle Tavern, making it the perfect walk and pub combo!

1️⃣ Start at The Myrtle Tavern, a historic country pub, and follow the trail past Meanwood Cricket Ground.

2️⃣ Walk through Meanwood Park, enjoying the tranquil woodland and gentle streams.

3️⃣ Pass by The Hollies, a scenic nature reserve with winding paths and exotic plant life.

4️⃣ Cross Weetwood Mill Lane and follow the Meanwood Beck, where you’ll spot historic remnants of old water mills.

5️⃣ Continue towards Adel Woods, where the trail meanders through a peaceful forest setting.

6️⃣ Turn back towards Meanwood Park, looping around the valley’s hidden gems, including small waterfalls, charming bridges, and open meadows.

7️⃣ Finish your walk at The Myrtle Tavern, where you can relax with a pint, a hearty meal, or a warming coffee.

Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just out for a Sunday stroll, the Meanwood Valley Trail Circular Walk is a must-try route for nature lovers. And with The Myrtle Tavern waiting at the end, there’s no better way to end your adventure.

NB. If you wish to dine with us when you visit, please book a table in advance to avoid disappointment during busy times.

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