Experience Community RSPB St Aidan's Nature Reserve

Our next ramble will be at RSPB, St Aidan's Nature Reserve.

Just a stone's throw from the centre of Leeds, St Aidan's is a stunning place to explore and take advantage of the amazing views and wonderful wildlife including Bitterns, Black-necked Grebes, Little Owls, Kestrels, Black-headed Gulls, and Lapwings.
St Aidan's has been transformed from an old, open cast mine to a reserve that's alive with wildlife. Its relatively small size means you can easily explore a rich variety of habitats including reedbeds, wetlands, meadows, and woodland.

We will meet at 11 am for an 11.30 am start. There are several accessible parking spaces and accessible toilets.

This will be a socially paced ramble of around 3 hours long with opportunities to stop for a break or take photographs. We will stop to have a packed lunch so it is worth bringing food and drinks.

People who use other types of off-road mobility equipment are welcome to join the ramble, however, the route has only been checked using a Mountain Trike and access cannot be guaranteed. Please contact us to discuss this prior to booking.

If you have never tried a Mountain Trike before and/or have never attended an Experience Community ramble before, please contact us at [email protected] before booking a space on the event so we can discuss it further with you.

Suggested donation £5 - £20

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