Rookery Bottom

Valley in Yorkshire

England

Rookery Bottom

All Saints' Church, Aston
All Saints' Church, Aston Credit: thejackrustles

Rookery Bottom is a charming valley located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, this picturesque area is renowned for its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. The valley stretches for approximately 2 miles, nestled between rolling hills and bordered by lush green meadows.

The main feature of Rookery Bottom is a gently flowing stream that meanders through the valley, providing a soothing soundtrack to the surrounding landscape. The stream is flanked by a variety of vegetation, including vibrant wildflowers and ancient trees, creating a diverse and vibrant ecosystem.

The valley is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including various species of birds, small mammals, and insects. Nature enthusiasts can often spot rabbits, squirrels, and even the occasional deer roaming freely in the peaceful surroundings of Rookery Bottom.

Visitors to Rookery Bottom can enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities, such as hiking, picnicking, and nature photography. There are several well-marked walking trails that wind through the valley, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The valley's idyllic setting also makes it a popular spot for artists and photographers seeking inspiration from its natural charm.

Rookery Bottom is conveniently located near several charming villages, where visitors can find amenities such as accommodations, restaurants, and shops. Its proximity to other attractions in the Yorkshire Dales National Park makes it an ideal base for exploring the wider area.

In conclusion, Rookery Bottom is a hidden gem in Yorkshire, offering a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Its stunning natural scenery, diverse wildlife, and range of recreational activities make it a must-visit destination for those seeking solace in the beauty of the English countryside.

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Rookery Bottom Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.350888/-1.2999992 or Grid Reference SK4684. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

All Saints' Church, Aston
All Saints' Church, Aston
East of the lake at Rother Valley Country Park
East of the lake at Rother Valley Country Park
Footbridge over the Sheffield-Lincoln railway The railway here is adjacent to a large comprehensive school and I suspect that the severe design is intended to discourage vandalism
Footbridge over the Sheffield-Lincoln railway
The railway here is adjacent to a large comprehensive school and I suspect that the severe design is intended to discourage vandalism
The Sheffield-Lincoln railway running through Wales Wales, the suburb of Rotherham that is. This shot looks west from a farm access bridge.
The Sheffield-Lincoln railway running through Wales
Wales, the suburb of Rotherham that is. This shot looks west from a farm access bridge.
Fishing in Fiddle Neck Pond
Fishing in Fiddle Neck Pond
Tree trunk fish sculpture at Aston Park Fisheries' Hepworth Pond
Tree trunk fish sculpture at Aston Park Fisheries' Hepworth Pond
Aston Park Fisheries Looking over two of the seven fishing lakes from the footbridge over the A57
Aston Park Fisheries
Looking over two of the seven fishing lakes from the footbridge over the A57
Meat or fish for tea today? Butcher's and fish 'n chips shops in Swallownest
Meat or fish for tea today?
Butcher's and fish 'n chips shops in Swallownest
Autumn colour at Waleswood Industrial Estate
Autumn colour at Waleswood Industrial Estate
M1 nearing Junction 31
M1 nearing Junction 31
Old milestone Worksop Road in Aston was the original main route to and from Sheffield.   This milestone opposite Lodge Lane is one of four stones remaining  from the era of the 16 mile long Worksop to Attercliffe (Sheffield) tollroad, 1764-1881.   The plate has disappeared since 1992 when it was first photographed but a feature is made of the stone now with the pebble surround.   It is Grade II listed, 1151883. Link <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6778202">SK4785 : Old milestone off B6067, old Worksop Road, M1 junction 31</a> for Sheffield 9 which does have its plate.
Old milestone
Worksop Road in Aston was the original main route to and from Sheffield. This milestone opposite Lodge Lane is one of four stones remaining from the era of the 16 mile long Worksop to Attercliffe (Sheffield) tollroad, 1764-1881. The plate has disappeared since 1992 when it was first photographed but a feature is made of the stone now with the pebble surround. It is Grade II listed, 1151883. Link SK4785 : Old milestone off B6067, old Worksop Road, M1 junction 31 for Sheffield 9 which does have its plate.
The lake in Rother Valley Country Park
The lake in Rother Valley Country Park
Runners on Rother Valley parkrun This was the 400th parkrun at Rother Valley and was being held on possibly the hottest day of the year. 417 people completed the 5km course, a single lap of the lake.
Runners on Rother Valley parkrun
This was the 400th parkrun at Rother Valley and was being held on possibly the hottest day of the year. 417 people completed the 5km course, a single lap of the lake.
Rother Valley Lake The northern lake in Rother Valley Country Park
Rother Valley Lake
The northern lake in Rother Valley Country Park
Copse in Rother Valley Country Park
Copse in Rother Valley Country Park
Michaelmas daisies, Rother Valley country park On the eastern shore of Rother Valley Lake. The country park is on the site of former quarries.
Michaelmas daisies, Rother Valley country park
On the eastern shore of Rother Valley Lake. The country park is on the site of former quarries.
River Rother, Rother Valley country park Looking downstream [locally north] from Pit Lane bridge. For more information and a view of the river sixteen years earlier, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/539706">SK4583 : River Rother, near Waleswood</a>.
River Rother, Rother Valley country park
Looking downstream [locally north] from Pit Lane bridge. For more information and a view of the river sixteen years earlier, see SK4583 : River Rother, near Waleswood.
Bridleway, Rother Valley country park On the east bank of the current route of the River Rother. The river was rerouted to facilitate opencast mining in the 1950s.
Bridleway, Rother Valley country park
On the east bank of the current route of the River Rother. The river was rerouted to facilitate opencast mining in the 1950s.
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Rookery Bottom is located at Grid Ref: SK4684 (Lat: 53.350888, Lng: -1.2999992)

Division: West Riding

Unitary Authority: Rotherham

Police Authority: South Yorkshire

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