Baildon Map

Baildon map, view the West Yorkshire town of Baildon, located in the county of West Yorkshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Baildon West Yorkshire & Guide to the Area

Baildon Map West Yorkshire: Interactive map of Baildon, displaying the town situated in the county of West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Baildon area and a Baildon town centre map, showing Baildon Railway Station.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Baildon map are: The Hop Pub, Baildon Co-op, St John's Church, Baildon Train Station, The Halfway House, Towngate Fisheries, Il Moretti Ristorante, Baildon Library, Wesleys Café, The Angel Baildon, Baildon Moor Medical Practice, Ferniehurst Dell, Tong Park Esholt Cricket Club, Baildon Recreation Centre, Springfield Surgery, Saltaire Brewery Taproom, The Old Glen House, Baildon Church of England Primary School, Bracken Hall Countryside Centre, The Bay Horse Inn, Baildon Travel, Bay Medical Group, The Roundhouse Hub, Baildon Wines, Cafè No.5, The New Inn, The Potting Shed, Baildon Golf Club, Baildon Veterinary Centre, The Centrepoint Café, Baildon Funeral Services, The Mill Bar & Kitchen, Saltaire Methodist Church, Baildon MOT Centre, Baildon Newsagents, The Artisan Bakery, Baildon Post Office, Cobblestones Gift Shop, Beckfoot School, Baildon Shoe Repairs, Emma's Beauty Boutique, Mr Arkwright's Tool Emporium, The White Horse, Pickles Deli, Threshfield Court Care Home, West Lane Baptist Church, Bella Mia Hair & Beauty, Shipley Glen Tramway, St James' Church, Little Blossoms Day Nursery.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Shipley, Saltaire, Guiseley, Menston, Esholt, Idle, Thackley, Apperley Bridge, Hawksworth, Otley, Bingley, Charlestown, Cottingley, Heaton, Wrose, Eccleshill, Windhill, Rawdon, Calverley, Burley in Wharfedale, Yeadon, Greengates, Tong Park, Moorhead, Frizinghall, Sandy Lane, Nab Wood, Bolton Woods, Wood End, High Eldwick, Low Baildon, Baildon Green.

Baildon is a charming little town on the edge of the moors in West Yorkshire, nestled between Shipley and Guiseley, with stunning views over the Aire Valley. It's the kind of place that gives you the best of both worlds—close enough to Bradford and Leeds for convenience, but with the calm, open feel of the countryside. With its stone cottages, lively pubs and independent shops dotted around the centre, there's a real sense of pride and community that makes Baildon feel like home to many.

The town's roots go back centuries, with signs of Iron Age settlement on Baildon Moor and plenty of history tied to the old woollen industry. In the 18th and 19th centuries, it grew as a textile and quarrying hub, thanks to its ideal position above the valley. Over time, as industry eased off, it turned into a popular commuter town. These days, Baildon has a population just shy of 16,000, spread across quiet residential areas, rural pockets and the busy little heart of the town. It still carries the feel of a proper Yorkshire town, with its mix of grit, green space and community spirit.

There's plenty to keep locals and visitors entertained in Baildon. The moor is a standout, ideal for dog walks, kite flying or just a bit of peace and quiet with a cracking view. Down in the village centre, you'll find regular farmers' markets, cafés, and a fair few cosy pubs. The Ian Clough Hall often hosts events, while the Bracken Hall Countryside Centre at the edge of Shipley Glen offers a bit of nature and heritage. Just a stone's throw away is Saltaire, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the grand old Salts Mill, home to galleries, shops and plenty of history. For National Trust fans, East Riddlesden Hall near Keighley is well worth the short drive, and English Heritage's Kirkstall Abbey is not far off either, with its gothic arches and riverside setting.

Across West Yorkshire, there's no shortage of places to go and things to see. Leeds is buzzing with shopping, food, museums and music. Bradford brings curry houses, film culture and the impressive Alhambra Theatre. Huddersfield's worth exploring for its architecture and green spaces, while Halifax gives you The Piece Hall, Shibden Hall and some cracking countryside views. If you fancy a proper hike, you're never far from Ilkley Moor or the edges of the Yorkshire Dales.

Getting to and from Baildon is pretty straightforward. Baildon has its own train station with services to Leeds, Bradford and Ilkley, and there are plenty of local buses linking the town with neighbouring spots. The A6038 runs straight through, connecting you with major routes like the A650 and A658. Leeds Bradford Airport is only about 15 minutes away by car, so getting away for a break—or welcoming visitors in—is no trouble at all. You've got cycle paths, canal towpaths and footpaths galore, perfect for getting around without a car when the weather's playing nice.

West Yorkshire is a proper patchwork of old and new, with market towns, mills, moorland and multicultural cities all rubbing shoulders. Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Calderdale and Kirklees each bring something different to the table, but the county as a whole shares a strong sense of identity. It's a place with real depth—built on coal, cloth and community—and it still holds onto that no-nonsense Yorkshire warmth.

We hope you found this Baildon tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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