Redbrook Reservoir
This walk visits Redbrook Reservoir and Black Moss Reservoir in Kirklees.
There's some roadside parking at the northern end of the lake. You can then follow footpaths south east to link up with the Standedge Trail. Follow the trail west and it will take you past Warcock Hill before turning south east to visit Black Moss Reservoir and Swellands Reservoir.
The route then returns to the start point on the same paths.
You can extend the walk by heading north to Marsden Moor and climbing Pule Hill for some fine views over the area. March Haigh Reservoir and the fine viewpoint at Buckstone Edge can also be found on the moor.
Postcode
HD7 6HU - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsRedbrook Reservoir Ordnance Survey Map 
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Redbrook Reservoir Open Street Map 
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Redbrook Reservoir OS Map 
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Redbrook Reservoir Open Street Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
Just to the north are the Sparth Reservoirs. The two pretty lakes sit either side of the Huddersfield Narrow Canal in a lovely scenic spot.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Redbrook Reservoir. Small feeder reservoir for the Huddersfield Narrow Canal.
Looking north-east over the lake towards Pule Hill.
Standedge from Pule Hill. The A62 road across the Pennines at Standedge, in a view seen from the top of Pule Hill looking west. The Standedge cutting and Redbrook reservoir can be seen.
Skirting Warcock Hill
Black Moss Reservoir
The outlet to Black Moss Reservoir