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Salts Mill and Weir, Saltaire – Saltaire World Heritage Site loop from Skipton

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United Kingdom
England
Yorkshire And The Humber
Skipton

Salts Mill and Weir, Saltaire – Saltaire World Heritage Site loop from Skipton

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Salts Mill and Weir, Saltaire – Saltaire World Heritage Site loop from Skipton

04:16

69.4km

630m

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 1, 2025

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

You'll need to dismount and push your bike.

101 m in total

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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4.69 km

Polish Airmen Memorial

Highlight • Historical Site

There are two Memorials on this part of the canal. A cross along the tow path which was the crash site of a Wellington bomber where Seven airmen lost their …

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2

7.50 km

River Aire

Lake

3

22.4 km

Bridge Bakery & Barista

Highlight • Cafe

This great little cafe is a gem. Daily fresh baked goods are delivered from an Otley bakery and pies from an Otley butchers, coupled with good coffee and a friendly service!

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4

25.6 km

Salts Mill and Weir, Saltaire

Highlight • Cafe

World Heritage Site. Amazing history, architecture, cafes, art. The full nine yards. Go visit.

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5

25.9 km

Saltaire World Heritage Site

Highlight • Monument

Lots to do here....food, toilets, art gallery and a bike shop!

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6

26.1 km

Saltaire World Heritage Site Canal Path

Highlight • Historical Site

The lovely Saltaire

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7

38.6 km

River Wharfe

Lake

8

45.3 km

Lodge Plantation

Forest

9

46.4 km

Sawmill Plantation

Forest

10

49.9 km

The Old Bridge

Highlight • Other

11

65.0 km

Inmire Lathe

Archaeological Site

12

68.7 km

The Clubhouse Coffee & Cycles

Highlight • Cycleway

Great coffee, good for a nose bag & inside bike storage!.....18 Newmarket St, Skipton BD23 2HR

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13

68.9 km

The Woolly Sheep Inn

Highlight • Pub

We had a lovely meal here, it was the starter camembert baked cheese with Garlick bread. I'm sure i had the whole loaf lol
Staff are really nice filled my bottle for the return journey and put ice in it.

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69.4 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

36.7 km

17.7 km

9.52 km

3.71 km

1.37 km

496 m

Surfaces

63.8 km

3.82 km

1.02 km

496 m

251 m

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