The Wharfe is a river located in northern England, primarily flowing through the county of Yorkshire. It stretches approximately 65 miles, starting in the Yorkshire Dales and winding its way through picturesque towns such as Otley and Ilkley before joining the Ouse River near York. The river is known for its scenic beauty and recreational activities, including fishing and walking along its banks. The Wharfe is an important ecological habitat, supporting various wildlife species. Its waters are home to fish like trout and grayling, while the surrounding areas provide habitats for birds and other animals. The river also plays a role in local history and culture, with many historic sites and landmarks located along its route.