From the Gallows Hill car park follow the path that leads north east into the nature reserve. After a short distance there is a small path on the left that leads to a clearing where you will find the first plaque.

From the Gallows Hill plaque make your way to the river bank and follow the path towards Otley. When you reach Buon Apps, turn left and cross Garnetts Field onto Riverdale Road. Continue up North Parade until you reach Courthouse Street, turn  right and the Courthouse Courtyard is a short distance on the right hand side where you will find the second plaque.

Opposite the Courthouse Courtyard and slightly to the right is an alleyway. Follow this through to Boroughgate. Cross the road and turn right towards the market square. You’ll find the third plaque under the Buttercross, the covered structure next to the Jubilee Clock.

Head out of the Market Square and cross Kirkgate to the pub on the corner. Go through the main bar area and out the back into their yard. The fourth plaque is on the wall to your right hand side.

After a swift half in the pub, exit via the front doors and turn right onto Kirkgate. As you walk up the street, directly in front of you in the distance is the Chevin Forest and a White House about halfway up it. That’s where you’re heading! Make a beeline for it up Kirkgate, onto Station Road which eventually turns into Queens Terace. Cross the old railway lines and head up and over the footbridge, pass the field on the left with the goats and the cockerel who crows 24/7. Cross Birdcage Walk and head up the path. Now the real work begins. Just as you start to have mild heart palpitations you’ll find yourself at Johnny lane where you turn right up the gravel track towards the White House. You’ll find the fifth and final plaque on the fence over looking Otley.