Wharfedale offline map

Offline map of the valley of Wharfedale, Yorkshire, UK for tourist and business visitors. Download before you go or using your hotel's Wi-Fi and avoid expensive roaming charges. The map runs completely on your device; map, routing, search, bookmark, everything. It does not use your data connection at all. Switch your phone function off if you want to.

No ads. All features fully functional on installation. No add-ons. No extra downloads.

We focus on visitors, emphasizing historical and touristic points of interest. The map style is designed for outdoor use.

The map includes the whole valley from Cawood to its source high in the Pennines: Addingham, Buckden, Grassington, Ilkley, Kettlwell, Otley, Tadcaster, Wetherby, Yorkshire Dales National Park, Malham, Skipton, Settle. It also includes Leeds Bradford airport as well as Skipton and Settle. You can show a route to any place for motor vehicle, foot or bicycle; even without a GPS device.

The map is based on OpenStreetMap data, http://www.openstreetmap.org. Data coverage is extremely good. All roads and streets are mapped along with name. All city centre buildings are mapped and many suburban buildings too. Gazetteer coverage of things to do and see, transport facilities, hotels, eating places, banks and other amenities is excellent. If we are going to nit-pick, then some amenities such as doctors appears to be low. You can help improve it by becoming an OpenStreetMap contributor. We periodically publish free updates with the latest data.

The app includes a search function and a gazetteer of commonly needed items like hotels, eating places and pharmacies as well as museums and other things to see and do.

You can bookmark places like your hotel for easy return navigation using "My Places".

Turn-by-turn navigation is available for car, bicycle or foot. If you don't have a GPS device, you can still show a route between two locations.

Navigation will show you an indicative route . The developers provide it without any guarantee that it is always correct. For example, OpenStreetMap data does not always have turn restrictions - places where it is illegal to turn. Use with care and above all look out for and obey road signs.

Like most small developers, we cannot test a wide variety of phones and tablets. If you have trouble running the application, do email us and we will try to help.