From epic coastline walks, to hilly landscapes, the county of Yorkshire offers up many options for those who love the great outdoors.
But all that exercising can work up quite an appetite.
Thankfully, the county has an array of fantastic pub options to park up and grab a bite to eat and a drink.
Experts at the Campaign For Real Ale (CAMRA) have recently released the Good Beer Guide 2023.
You can find the full list of recommended Yorkshire pubs in the guide, which is out now.
Here are some of the best pubs for walkers and cyclists in Yorkshire, according to CAMRA.
9. The Market, Wenworth
A real ale expert at CAMRA said: "A multi-roomed pub with a popular drinking corridor. Look for the ‘horse and gig for hire’ sign chiselled into the stonework. Constantly changing beers from local microbreweries are charged at the same price, regardless of strength. To the rear is a beer garden with a large brick-built barbecue. A popular meeting place for various groups, it is well used by walkers enjoying open scenic countryside. Next to Elsecar Heritage Centre." Photo: Google Maps
10. Robin Hood - Hebden Bridge
CAMRA experts said: "A warm welcome is assured at this friendly, two- roomed, split-level local in a beautiful wooded valley popular with walkers and cyclists. On entering, the cosy bar – with a real fire in winter – is to the right and the larger dining room is to the left. Food is served Thursday to Sunday. Two Timothy Taylor beers are complemented by up to three guests from regional breweries. Real cider is sometimes available." Photo: Google Maps