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Great walks through the Chevin Forest. Perfect for dogs. Saturday morning at 9 you’ll see the Park Run coming through.

Built by The Rotary Club of Otley in 1977, this indicator was to commemorate the silver jubilee of queen Elizabeth II

During the last Ice Age there was a great thickness of ice covering most of Wharfe Valley. Later, as this ice retreated, there were some large landslips affecting the north face of the Millstone Grit escarpment, which exposed a section of fossil-rich mudstones and limestones known as the Otley Shell Bed – today known as Great Dib Wood SSSI

Surprise View is a scenic viewpoint located above the town of Otley in Yorkshire. On a fine day you can more or less take a visual tour from York to Skipton and eye-feast the landscape in detail, including across the wonderful Yorkshire Dales.

Chevin Forest Park stands tall on a ridge on the southside of Wharfedale in West Yorkshire. Its elevated position provides fantastic views over the market town of Otley and expansive countryside surrounding ite. The Chevin is a wonderful place to explore history and geology, as it hosts a number of fascinating historical landmarks. It's also a haven for bird-watching, and features a diverse range of flora and fauna, including foot trefoil, yellow rattle, common knapweed and vetches, which in turn are great for the nationally rare bilberry bumblebee.

Beautiful views and sunsets.

Chevin Forest country park is a designated nature reserve in recognition to the wealth of wildlife that live here. Look out for Green Hairstreak butterflies and Woodcock. There is a nice selection of trails, some open to mountain bikes and horses as well as walkers. Great views over Otley towards the dales.

A great 360 degree view point above Otley and close to the car park so easily accessible.