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The busy towns of Guiseley and Yeadon lie within the North West commuter belt of close to the Aire Valley railway to and the Dales. The 1.5km path follows a disused railway line from Parklands View in Yeadon to the old Coach Road ROUTE MAP leading into Guiseley, passing through wooded cuttings and under bridges including beneath the busy A65. 66 The Shipley Safe routes to schools 68 69 Guiseley Tad This traffic-free greenway provides safe access to Yeadon Westfield Junior and Infant Schools and Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Primary School. It is hoped to link the routes to the 66 nearby Benton Park and Guiseley schools in the future. Leeds Greenway crington Guiseley to Yeadon Area covered by this map

Sustrans and the National Cycle Network Sustrans is the UK’s leading sustainable transport charity, working on practical projects so people choose to travel in ways that benefit their health and the environment. The charity is behind many groundbreaking projects including the National Cycle Network, over twelve thousand miles of traffic-free, quiet Moorhen chicks at Engine Fields lanes and on-road walking and cycling routes around the UK. We are the charity making a difference today so everyone can live a better tomorrow. Attractions Support Sustrans. Join the movement This map shows the railway path and links to Guiseley and Yeadon town centres, nearby schools, Guiseley railway For more information on routes in your area, or more station and links to (the original setting of TVs about Sustrans and how to become a Supporter, ). There are two children’s farms close to the route visit or call: (marked on the map). More information on these can be found at www.stleonardsfarm.com and www.sustrans.org.uk www.emsleys-farmshop.co.uk. 0845 113 00 65 The route also passes by Engine Fields, which is an urban nature reserve and home to a wide variety of plants, Registered Charity No. 326550 ( and ) SCO39263 () especially wildflowers with some fantastic wildlife living in the old mill ponds. Water voles and sometimes even kingfishers can be sighted. The Yeadon end of the path is close to Yeadon Tarn which is used for walking, boating and as a viewing area for the busy Leeds-Bradford Airport. Guiseley AD RO RD When you are on FO OX the National Cycle A6 5 D O A B T L O Network you will A E C Y R K R D O L Q L A IE U see these signs A AVE D F EE N TON NG NS A E EN I W R PR A 6 S Y T 0 N 3 D U

8 R C O Playing O M A P I P B IC D R Fields E L R k E O W I O F A T Guiseley N O S C E D I K M D E Greenbottom A Shopping V N O Playing R A O F D E R G A B W O Centre O D AY Fields E R Y R Shaw Bec ROAD H ER O T S D Supermarket N R VENDISH PE Shaw W R CA S Aireborough A O Guisley H Leisure S A School Lane B

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D Yeadon • Ring a bell or politely call out to warn of your A O R KICK LANE S REET ’ HIGH ST approach R E E K LANE N KIR A N L IL Morrisons M Care for the environment M A Rough bridleway, Town Supermarket D • Can you reach the start of your journey by care needed Hall

New H bike or public transport? IG H S Scarborough TR • Follow the Country Code; in particular, EE R T D U R F respect crops, livestock and wildlife and take F ’S E O N N R A H D E L G N O RA litter home LA J A NGE E T W V AVE S A E U S E Engine Fields H HO N S Look after yourself CK Urban Nature Park A N WHA L

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GIL D E EN E E R GR G 8 St Leonards A65 farm park Yeardon Gill Esholt Village Henshaw E Original setting for Emsleys Farmshop N A Benton Park A D L 6 TVs Emmerdale WARM LA 5 School A St Paul’s NE Y N O E R Wood L E Playing R E W T E Fields A P R R eardon Gill P O G Y A A O D R River 8 R Aire 5 A S H 6 I 2 D 5 A 1 E 6 B Based on Ordnance Survey map with Shops 0Kilometres 0.5 1 permission of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Rawdon Golf Stationery Office. Crown Copyright (2009) Leeds Course City Council. Licence number 100019565. 0Miles 0.5