A popular tourist map of Holmfirth has been reprinted, with 10,000 copies set to be distributed to visitors and all advertising income will be reinvested into promoting the town.

A well-used tourist map of Holmfirth is being reprinted by Make in Your Holmfirth, ensuring visitors will once again have a handy guide to help them discover the town and surrounding area.

View Holmfirth Visitors Map10,000 copies have been produced, featuring information about Holmfirth’s attractions, independent businesses, places to eat and drink, accommodation, cultural venues and other visitor facilities.

The map is designed to encourage visitors to explore beyond the town’s best-known attractions, discover local businesses and spend more time enjoying what Holmfirth and the surrounding area has to offer.

A key feature of the project is that all the money raised through advertising on the map will go straight back into promoting Holmfirth.

Businesses advertising on the map will therefore not only have the opportunity to put their name and services in front of thousands of visitors, but will also be helping to fund future promotional activity for the town.

Digital map also available

Alongside the printed map, visitors can also explore Holmfirth using an interactive digital business map, available online through Make in Your Holmfirth.

The interactive map provides visitors with another way to discover local businesses, attractions and places of interest, whether they are planning their visit from home or exploring Holmfirth on their phone.

The digital map can be viewed here: Make in Your Holmfirth – Interactive Business Map

The combination of the printed map and interactive digital version gives visitors a choice of how they explore the town — with a traditional map in their hands or digitally on their phone.

The map has been produced by Make in Your Holmfirth, with the project designed to support local businesses while promoting Holmfirth as a visitor destination.

View Holmfirth Visitors MapWith Holmfirth attracting visitors for its beautiful Pennine surroundings, independent shops and hospitality businesses, events and its famous connections with Last of the Summer Wine, the map remains a simple and effective way of helping visitors make the most of their time in the town.

The 10,000 printed copies will be made available through local businesses, visitor information points, accommodation providers and other locations frequented by visitors.

Make in Your Holmfirth hopes the latest reprint will not only help visitors navigate and discover the town, but also generate further investment in promoting Holmfirth for the benefit of local businesses and the wider community.