Take the A6069 out of Skipton, and onto the A65 passing Addingham. Just on the outskirts of Ilkley, on Skipton Road, turn right into Victoria Road, right at Grove Road, and left into Hebers Ghyll Drive.

Pass Premier Park (this is a cul-de-sac) on your left and at SE 100473 park near this Bridge. (pictured-as seen from the Public Footpath.)

Taking the pathway immediately before the stone bridge, you cross a wooden bridge over the beck, and face the vista pictured here.

This journey was undertaken in severe precipitation, (rain to you lot) so the quality of some images is poor, but you should get the idea.

Even in poor weather the view all around is quite exhilarating.

This path is well used by dog walkers, joggers, and the general public alike.

Even in its winter colours the wood looks beautiful.

Nearly at the top now, stop for a breather and take time out to look around.

At these steps near the top, you will see this signpost (pictured) Climb the steps, and once on the junction, turn right. After a very short distance you can see a small metal kissing gate in the wall.

Go through this gate and follow the path up over.

Find your way up and onto the main path, turning right along it.

Not long now before you can see these railings (pictured) on your right.

The nearest central carved rock, is the Victorian copy, and further away, a little to the left is the original.

Your choices are now to either retrace your steps back to the car the way you came...

...or turn around and continue back along the path; but instead of going back down over the bridges, continue along the top, and pass the small reservoir (Panorama Reservoir) on your left. Make your way past a private house and at a double wooden gate on your left, go through this and head downhill into Panorama Woods, and you should be able to navigate back from here. As long as you keep going downhill and left, you will find yourself eventually back on Grove road, leading back to Hebers Ghyll Drive.