Transparency

Data Sources

Every record on My Valley Day traces back to a public source. We combine open datasets, official tourism and venue websites, county event calendars, and hands-on editorial review.

Where our data comes from

SourceTypeHow we use it
OpenStreetMap Open datasetBase coverage for places, addresses, and geocoding across the valley.
Wikidata & Wikimedia Commons Open datasetCross-references for landmarks and freely licensed photography.
Official tourism websitesTourism partnerTown and county DMOs for trusted listings and seasonal events.
Official venue websitesPrimary sourceHours, menus, ticketing, and event details straight from the venue.
County & city event calendarsGovernmentFestivals, markets, public meetings, and parks programming.
Park & recreation websitesGovernmentTrail status, alerts, fees, and seasonal access for parks and forests.
User submissions & claimsCommunityCorrections from locals and verified owner-claimed listings.
My Valley Day editorial reviewHuman reviewWe hand-review featured places, itineraries, and guides before publishing.

We gather venue, event, and place data from public sources, review and clean the important details ourselves, and surface listings with attribution back to the original source where possible. Hours, prices, and event details still change without warning — please confirm with the venue before you travel.

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