Be warned that whilst some descriptions of how to get to the Bull Stone talk about taking the footpath out of the beer garden/car park of The Royalty pub, this is the path less traveled, and as such can be pretty overgrown with raspberry brambles. And if you are of a nervous disposition, note that you might not enjoy the neighboring Yorkgate Clay Pigeon Shooting Club when they are in full flow (specifically at the weekends). Finally, the passage of time has meant that such descriptions as this – “once into the second field, head diagonally down to the far-left corner. From here, look over the wall — you can’t really miss it!” (thenorthernantiquarian.org/2009/12/22/bull-stone-guiseley/) – are no longer relevant, since a huge bush and pile of brambly waste now sits in the corner of the field, obscuring the view. You have to clamber a fence to the east and go round before you can get a clear view of the stone.
