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Digley Reservoir
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Dan Hobson
September 21, 2021
Cycling
Digley Reservoir is a picturesque stretch of water that’s just within the boundary of the Peak District National Park. Situated below Bilberry Reservoir, Digley is nestled within a scenic landscape of woods, fields and moors.
Natalie
October 11, 2022
Road cycling
Digley Reservoir was completed in 1954 through the damming of Digley Brook which flooded two mills and the Isle of Skye Inn.
Yorkshire Water run the reservoir and there are two free car parks, Digley Quarry and Digley South, which can make a picturesque base for starting a ride if you're driving into the area.
Yorkshire Water run the reservoir and there are two free car parks, Digley Quarry and Digley South, which can make a picturesque base for starting a ride if you're driving into the area.
Jo | The Wandering Wildflower
March 29, 2023
Running
Amazing when flowing, this is a circular weir designed to manage the water levels in Digley Reservoir.
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Elevation 240 m
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Location: Holme Valley, Kirklees, Yorkshire And The Humber, England, United Kingdom