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The long distance walk The Yorkshire Heritage Way goes through Saltaire and the World Heritage site at Fountains Abbey on its way from Bradford Cathedral to Ripon Cathedral. On a personal note my Dad taught art to a young David Hockney at Bradford Grammar School ( tbf my dad always said with talent like that it was more a matter of being encouraging and not getting in the way )

Saltaire is a world heritage site. Titus Salt built this village to house his mill workers. Its well worth a stop. The old mill is full of interesting things, books, art (Hockney gallery) history, cafes. https://saltairevillage.info/

Hi I am new here and I don’t know any body. I love hiking and walking but I don’t have any car or bike to join you… since 2 month ago I live in uk , so I don’t know so many people, I do like to know new people… so do you have any idea for me ? How I can join to any plan like yours or maybe the other idea for finding friends?

Get day out for free just make sure you book online first, the water taxi was £1 each

I thoroughly enjoyed walking through the beautiful woodland of Shipley Glen as I followed the Dales High Way long distance trail from Saltaire towards Ilkley. I've read that 3 different species of woodpecker can be found here.

Nice area of green space with ancient woodland and heathland, close to Bingley moor. Nearby pubs and tearooms are good for immediate refreshments, but Saltaire is a short walk away for more amenities. Some areas are steep and rocky. If you're visiting Summer/Autumn you might want to take some smidge/insect repellent. The closer you get to the stream, the greater your chances of being midge food.

Otley is a hive of adventurous activity, welcoming visitors seeking the great outdoors from the nearby cities of Leeds and Bradford. It is the gateway to Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, while the Yorkshire Dales National Park is just a short drive away too. Nestled on the River Wharfe, there is plenty of excellent walking in the surrounding countryside, be it on the moors, along the river or in beautiful woodland. Back in town, there are plenty of cafes, pubs, restaurants, boutiques and gear shops to keep you entertained for hours. To the south of the town is the Chevin, a wooded gritstone escarpment full of historical and scenic interest. The 180-acre (73 ha) site is criss-crossed by excellent paths. Further afield, Ilkley Moor is a magnificent place for a moorland ramble.

Otley is full of great independent cafes. My very favourite is Bloomfield Square - opposite the side entrance to the Sainsburys car park. The owner is a keen cyclist too and the Brownlee's seem to enjoy a visit here as well.