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Airedale WayLocation: Yorkshire OS Maps: Explorer™ 289; 297; OL21; OL2
The Way leaves Leeds along the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, which shares the valley with the river as far as Gargrave, making this early section of the route more interesting. The main towns and villages along the route are Apperley Bridge, Shipley, Bingley, Keighley, Steeton, Cononley, Skipton, Gargrave, Airton, Malham and Malham Tarn. The route links with the Pennine Way at Gargrave and Malham.
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Distance: 80 km Walking Time - 3days
Leeds
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The River Aire, rising amid the spectacular limestone scenery of Upper
Malhamdale, passes through the city of Leeds on its way to a confluence
with the Ouse. The idea behind the Airedale Way is that it provides
a link between Leeds and the Yorkshire Dales by following, as far as
possible, riverside paths. There is much natural beauty in Airedale
and, even in the early stages passing through the industrial towns of
Shipley, Bingley and Keighley, the route is surprisingly rural for much
of the way. There is history at every turn: the old stone bridges, at
least one of them dating from the Middle Ages, the ancient churches,
the 17th century farmhouses and halls, the picturesque villages, the
mills and all the archaeology of the Industrial Revolution.
