Otley Map

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

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

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

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Otley area and a Otley town centre map, showing Otley Garden Centre.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Otley map are: Otley Courthouse, The Black Horse Hotel, The Horse and Farrier, Grove Hill Medical Centre, Otley Bridge Church, Waitrose, The Otley Tavern, The Bowling Green, The Otley Tap House, Bloomfield Square, Sainsbury's, The Roebuck, Otley Library, Maypole Fisheries, Salami & Co, Grove Hill Dental Surgery, Stew & Oyster, Otley Pharmacy, Courtyard Planters, The Fleece, The White Swan, Mewies Solicitors, Otley Golf Club, Chevin Cycles, The Curious Hop, Otley Parish Church, The Old Cock, The Yew Tree Inn, Pizza Milano, Chic Hair Design, Otley Post Office, Otley Museum, The Otley Social Club, The Rookery Bar & Venue, Aireborough Voluntary Services, Courthouse Street Bakery, Lishman's Butchers, Simply Health Pharmacy, The Buttercross Bakeshop, Westgate Arcade, The Coffee House, The Cross Pipes, Wharfedale Farmers Market, The RSPCA Charity Shop, Age UK Otley, The Bay Horse, Gills of Otley, The Bay Tree Café, The Otley Burger Company, Hare & Hounds, Otley Action for Older People, The Bookshop on the Square, Wharfedale Hospital.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Pool in Wharfedale, Menston, Guiseley, Burley in Wharfedale, Ilkley, Bramhope, Arthington, Cookridge, Yeadon, Rawdon, Esholt, Baildon, Hawksworth, Blubberhouses, Denton, Askwith, Farnley, Killinghall, Harrogate, Beckwithshaw, Middleton, Norwood, Stainburn, Fewston, Timble, Weston, Huby, Weeton, Kirkby Overblow, Pannal, Birkby, East Carlton.

Otley is one of those market towns that seems to have held onto its soul. Nestled in the Wharfe Valley on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, it blends countryside charm with a strong sense of community. The town has a real lived-in feel—friendly pubs, bustling markets, independent shops, and enough character in its cobbled streets to keep things interesting. It's surrounded by green hills, riverside walks, and the kind of landscape that makes you want to slow down and breathe it all in.

The town's roots go deep, with evidence of settlement stretching back to Anglo-Saxon times. Its name likely comes from “Othe's Leah,” meaning a clearing belonging to a man named Othe. Otley flourished as a market town through the medieval period, later growing thanks to the wool trade and stone quarrying. By the Victorian era, it had also become known for its printing and engineering industries. These days, it's home to around 14,000 people, and while it still hosts a traditional market, Otley is also a hub for walkers, cyclists and those who want a slice of rural life without straying too far from Leeds.

There's plenty to see and do around town. The famous Otley Chevin is a must—this steep wooded ridge offers cracking views over the valley and walking trails that suit all moods, whether you're out with the dog or pushing a pram. The riverside paths are equally popular, with ducks, wildflowers and picnics in full swing come spring. Otley Courthouse, now a thriving arts and events space, is housed in a former magistrates' building and puts on regular performances, workshops and exhibitions. Lotherton Hall is just over near Aberford, offering house tours, bird gardens and sprawling parkland for National Trust fans. For something with a more rugged charm, English Heritage's Kirkstall Abbey in nearby Leeds is hard to beat for atmosphere and history.

You don't have to look far beyond Otley for more adventures. Leeds is only a short drive or bus ride away and has all the city perks—museums, galleries, theatres and shops. Bradford adds spice with its food scene, film history and the grand architecture of Little Germany. Ilkley's just over the moor, perfect for a day browsing boutiques and walking the Cow and Calf rocks. The Yorkshire Dales National Park starts just beyond Bolton Abbey, giving endless options for hikes, day trips and pub stops along the way. You're never far from something worth seeing.

Otley's well placed when it comes to getting about. While the town hasn't had a railway station for decades, nearby Menston and Guiseley stations link easily into Leeds, Bradford and beyond. Buses run regularly to Ilkley, Harrogate and the city, and it's a short hop to the A660 for those heading in by car. Leeds Bradford Airport is practically on the doorstep—less than 15 minutes by car—making it easy to nip abroad or welcome visitors in. The Chevin also draws in cyclists, and local paths link up well with longer-distance routes.

West Yorkshire's the kind of place that doesn't always shout about itself but leaves a strong impression. The county's made up of five areas—Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Calderdale and Kirklees—and each brings its own flavour. You've got post-industrial grit, cultural pockets, and some of the finest countryside in the country, all rolled into one. People round here tend to say what they mean, help out where they can, and value proper graft. There's a real pride in place, and it's not hard to see why.

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

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