Holmfirth Map

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

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

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

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Holmfirth area and a Holmfirth town centre map, showing the River Holme.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Holmfirth map are: Holmfirth Picturedrome, Civic Hall, King's Head Inn, The Sportsman, The Swan Inn, Crow Nest Park Café, Holmfirth Library, Boots, Co-op Food, Greggs, Costa Coffee, The Black Bull, The Three Acres, BrewDog Holmfirth, Yorkshire Bank, HSBC, NatWest, Lloyds, Skipton Building Society, Dial House Hotel, Holmfirth Primary School, Netherthong Village School, Holmfirth Community Hospital, Fryers Arms, Meltham Golf Club, Walkleys Pharmacy, Handlebards Theatre, Hade Edge Post Office, Holmfirth Post Office, Little Pioneers Childcare, Holmfirth Ladies Netball Club, River Holme Medical Centre, Castle Hill House Hotel, The Piebald Fox, The Shoulder of Mutton, The Blue Ball, Vision Express, Specsavers, Premier Convenience, The Cocoa Potion, Torr Dene Tea Room, Townsend Hotel, Miller & Carter, Pizza Hut, Domino's, Wetherspoons The Yorkshireman, Holmfirth AFC, Diggle Police Station (serving area), Trade Secrets Hair Salon, The Garden Gate Florist, JD Sports, The Cutting Edge Barbers, Barnsley Building Society.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Holme, Netherthong, Thongsbridge, Upperthong, Honley, Brockholes, Wooldale, New Mill, Holmfirth Moor, Holmfirth Edge, Wooldale Reservoir, Totties, Hepworth, Cartworth, Scholes, Fulstone, Marsden Moor, Meltham, Diggle, Jackson Bridge, Luddendenfoot, Slaithwaite, Linthwaite, Marsden, Armitage Bridge, Hepworth, Cranbrook, Hade Edge, Millhouse Green, Holmbridge.

Holmfirth sits snugly in the Holme Valley, a charming West Yorkshire town known for its honey-stone cottages, narrow lanes and dramatic views. With its reputation thanks to the classic sitcom Last of the Summer Wine, it draws people in with a friendly vibe, bustling café culture and that countryside-at-the-doorstep feel. It isn't huge, but it's lively, with a place for everyone—from walkers to film buffs, locals to day-trippers.

The town's history goes back to medieval times, starting as a collection of small farming communities along the River Holme. Fast forward to the 18th and 19th centuries, and textile mills powered its growth, turning Holmfirth into a hub for woollen cloth production. You can still see remnants of that era in old mill buildings and the layout of the place. Today, Holmfirth's home to roughly 5,000 people, but it's the valley's commercial and cultural heart, drawing in more during summer for walks, events and the town's character.

In terms of attractions and facilities, Holmfirth delivers more than you'd expect of a town its size. There are independent cafés, unique gift shops, tearooms and a handful of cosy pubs where stories flow as freely as pints. The Picturedrome cinema still screens films in a vintage setting, while the Holmfirth Civic Hall hosts regular live events. Nearby is the National Trust's Crow Nest Park and Cliffe Woods, ideal for a quiet stroll with those bonus valley views. Just a short drive away lies the English Heritage site of Wike Ridge Motte & Bailey Castle—or a loop around the reservoirs of Digley and Bilberry for nature lovers.

Wider West Yorkshire is a mixed canvas. You're close enough to Huddersfield for city amenities and theatres, and not far from Halifax's Piece Hall and Eureka! Museum. The moors around Haworth offer Brontë history and sweeping walks, while the Yorkshire Sculpture Park near Wakefield gives art in open countryside. There's a rhythm here: cultural days out followed by evenings spent winding down in valley pubs or riverside cafés.

Getting to Holmfirth's surprisingly easy given its hillside setting. By car, it's just off the A6024, which links to the M62 for longer journeys. There's no train station in town, but nearby Brockholes and Penistone provide rail options, and local bus routes link to Huddersfield and surrounding towns. Leeds Bradford Airport is your closest, about a 45-minute drive away, or you can pick Huddersfield station and train in if you're coming from further out.

West Yorkshire offers that blend of urban and rural in bucketloads. Industrial towns and woollen valleys, busy cities and moorland escapes all sit within a relatively small area. It's a county built by generations of hard graft, now pulsing with culture, walks, markets and communities that always find a warm corner. Whether you're clocking skyline views from hilltops or discovering hidden tea rooms down cobbled alleyways, it's a place that surprises you with its depth and personality.

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

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