Oughtibridge Coronation Park
2025-11-26 10:00 - 15:00, 2025-12-10 10:00 - 15:00 (Europe/London) | Meeting Point: Oughtibridge Coronation Park
Route Description
Upper Don and Wharncliffe woods
Woodland paths and road crossings

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Road side parking

Oughtibridge Coronation Park
2025-11-27 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Oughtibridge Coronation Park
Route Description
Upper Don and Wharncliffe woods
Woodland paths and roads to cross

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Road side parking

Old Brampton Circular
2025-11-29 10:00 - 14:00 | Meeting Point: Old Brampton Circular
Route Description
An undulating ramble exploring ancient trade routes to the nearby market town of Chesterfield.
Starting at Cutthorpe we along the northern edge of the Linacre Reservoirs before heading out over fields and country lanes.

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Free parking at the Peakcock Inn on the B6050 just outside Cutthorpe Village. Please park at the south end (grassy bit) of the car park. Could get busy, so early arrival is advised. Alternative parking around the village and a short walk to the car park. Please park considerately.
Expect a bit of mud this time of year.
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Around Blacka Moor
2025-11-30 10:00 - 15:00
Route Description
Walk around Blacka Moor in a clockwise direction.
From The Fox House Inn we cross over the road and take the Sheffield Country walk path across the moor to the end of Stoney Ridge Rd where we again cross over onto Blacka Moor along the Sheffield Country walk path around Black Hill and Strawberry Lee Plantation. Walking around the moor clockwise until we arrive at the edge of the moor at the B6054, crossing over and taking the path that runs parallel to the road before we turn left and walk up and over the top of the moor to the corner of White edge and down towards The Grouse Inn, crossing over and through the single gate down the fields and across through the woods to the Lo goshawk estate and back up to the car park.

Other Information
Roadside parking above the Fox House Inn or at the Longshaw Estate National Trust Car Park (£8 for over 4 hours or free to National Trust members.
Bus 271/272 from Sheffield Interchange.
Meeting point adjacent to the bus stop just above Fox House Inn.
Toilets on the National Trust Estate.
Debrief at the Grouse Inn.

Meadowhall, Rotherham Canal
2025-12-03 09:45 - 13:30 | Meeting Point: Meadowhall, Rotherham Canal
Route Description
Tram Train from Ikea to Rotherham return by foot to Meadowhall.
Easy flat walk from Wetherspoons in Meadowhall via 5 weirs to Weedon street/Ikea where we board the Tram train (10.15) to Rotherham Station. (10.24) from here we walk along the canal back to Meadowhall.

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We will meet outside the Steel Foundry Entrance, Meadowhall 9.45 for 9.55 promp start to catch the 10.15 tram train from Ikea. Alternative meeting points, Ikea Tram stop and,Rotherham Station. Please leave a note when posting which will be your joining point.

Ecclesall and Ladies Spring Woods
2025-12-04 11:45 - 15:00
Route Description
Ecclesall and Ladies Spring Woods followed by the Christmas Afternoon Tea at the Crown Inn (booking required)
From the start we cross over Baslow Road and down Hillfoot and up to Dore, passing through Dore Village to Ecclesall Woods.
Taking the path down through the woods to Dore and Totley Station. Taking the path then up and through Ladies Spring Woods to Totley Bents. Then up to Woodthorpe Hall and onto Fanshaw Gate where we then take the path down through the fields to Gillifield Woods and back to the start point.

This walk is followed with the Christmas Afternoon Tea at the Crown Inn at Totley. Prior booking is required to attend the tea.
Please book your place at the tea here

Other Information
Meeting point and parking at the far end of Totley Hall Lane S17 4 AA
Busses 97 or 218 to the Cross Scythes Inn.

Christmas Afternoon Tea at The Crown Inn at Totley
2025-12-04 14:00 - 17:00 | Crown Inn, Hillfoot Road, Totley, Sheffield, S17 3AX, United Kingdom
Join us for Christmas Afternoon Tea at The Crown Inn at Totley following a six mile walk (to be published) on 4 December 2025. The price will be £21.50 which includes a tip for the staff.
Please purchase your tickets below before 23 November 2025.

Attendees: Chris G, Joan, Andrea Beachill, Carol Carter, Fay Middleton, Jeanette Scargill, dove357, Walkleysi, Jill woodcock, mwcrossley, Joan Rowlinson (x2), bletherton (x2) (14 people)

Sheffield Walkers Christmas Party
2025-12-05 19:00 - 23:30 | Banner Cross Pub, 971 Ecclesall Rd, Sheffield, S11 *TN
Join us for a night of fun and frolics at the Banner Cross Pub on Ecclesall Road. Food and music a plenty.
Members and family and friends welcome.
Attendance:
Ingrid and Tom, Kate Anstess, Janette Scargill, Diane Earnshaw, Helen Evans, Martin Bilby (x2), Shirley Thompson, Joan Gillard, Chris Hughes, John Kirby, Stephen Bradshaw, Tracey Goddard, kgranger, liz stocks (x2), Walkleysi (x2), Jillwoodcock, janetk7 (x2), mcrossley (x2), Black Cat, Mick and Jean, Stannington Lad, Brendan M, Carol Carter

Hathersage, Dennis Knoll, North Lees Hall
2025-12-07 10:00 - 15:00
Route Description
Beautiful scenery throughout
A walk from Hathersage up towards Stanage Edge. There are fantastic views of Stanage Edge as we arrive at Dennis Knoll. On the way back we pass Greens Mill Pond, North Lees Hall and St Michael’s Church where Little John’s grave is located.
There are a few stiles to negotiate and a small stream to cross via stepping stones. We also have a little bit of road walking on quiet lanes

Other Information
We will meet at the seating and public toilets on Main Road A6187 in Hathersage.
Parking at Oddfellows Road carpark or nearby street parking
Public Transport, train from Sheffield or 272 bus from Sheffield

Lose Hill and Win Hill Skyline
2025-12-07 10:00 - 16:00 | Meeting Point: Lose Hill and Win Hill Skyline
Route Description
A walk up two of the finest hills in the Peak District with magnificent views to reward the effort.
Starting near Brough, we walk through Hope and up to the base of Back Tor on the Great Ridge. From there we climb to Lose Hill then descend to Townhead before crossing under the railway at Normans Farm. We then climb to the Roman Road and finally to Win Hill before descending back to Brough.

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Free parking at The Travellers Rest pub (permission gained), Brough Lane, Hope Valley S33 9HG.
This route uses field and moorland terrain which in wet weather can be hazardous. Good footwear and care when descending is advised. There may be plenty of mud.
And as its the festive season, we can pop out for a curry after the walk either in Hope or Hathersage. Put in the comments below if you’d be up for a curry and we can make a decision where on the day.
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Beeley Wood, Birley Edge, Wharncliffe Wood Circular.
2025-12-14 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Beeley Wood, Birley Edge, Wharncliffe Wood Circular.
Route Description
Climbing up through Beeley Wood towards Fox Hill, short road walking towards Birley Edge, with Panoramic Views towards Bradfield and Bolsterstone.
Then over to Wharncliffe Chase, Crags and wood.
Returning via Oughtibridge through Beeley Woods.
Debrief in The Railway pub on Penistone Road.
Woodland, Short stretch of road, and moorland.
A few steep steps at the beginning of the walk.

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Arrive 09:45am for 10:00am start.
Ample on road parking at the very end of Beeley Wood Lane. Next to the firm, please do not park in their car park.
Suitable for dogs

Leisurely walk round Chapeltown
2025-12-17 10:00 - 15:00
Route Description
Leisurely walk starting from the Commercial round Chapeltown, getting ready for our Xmas lunch.
From the Commercial we join the path into Chap park, down the TPT then along roads to the Strawberry fields. We cross the road and walk up a path beside the Comp then onto Coit school onto Redwood Glen crossing Chapel road down Bevan way across Burncross road through the cemetery. Then down paths and roads back to the Commercial.

Other Information
Parking in and around the Commercial.

Wednesday Walkers Christmas Lunch
2025-12-17 12:30 - 16:30 | The Commerical, 107-109 Station Rd, Chapeltown, Sheffield, S35 2XF, United Kingdom
The WW Christmas lunch has been booked for 30 people at 12.30/13.00 on Wednesday 17 December 2025 at the Commercial PH, Station Road, Chapeltown.
As usual, there will be a walk which will start/finish at the Commercial (details of which will feature on a separate post nearer the time), and anyone not able/wishing to walk on the day is naturally still more than welcome for the lunch!!
It has been decided that, in line with other social events, there will be no subsidy for the Christmas meal so the full cost will be £27.00 pp. This incorporates a nominal admin fee together with a no doubt well deserved tip for the staff, which will save us all the embarrassment on the day of checking pockets and rucksacks or hoping some loose change has been dropped on the floor!!
Step 1: Purchase your ticket for the meal
As places are limited, purchase your ticket(s) below. Your booking is confirmed only when you have received an email. If you do not receive an email, please contact me.
STEP 2: Select your meal options
Use the link below to select your meal options. If you have purchased more than one ticket, complete the form for each person attending.
CLICK HERE TO SELECT YOU MEAL

This link will open a separate page. Please enter your name them indicate your menu choices. Please state if you have any specific dietary requirements or allergies.
If you have any queries, or if you need help, please let me know either by email jeanettescargill322@gmail.com or drop me a message on 07951358253
In the meantime, get looking through your cupboards and drawers for all those Christmas jumpers, Father Christmas suits, reindeer antlers, elf outfits and anything else that brings Christmas cheer!!

Attendance: Jeanette Scargill (Scaggs), Anita Quinn, Anne Wasden, Kathryn Hutchinson, onlyonedeny, joolsnjack, Marion Gordon, Linda Goss, Ianhat, phrussell, Angelashrivastava, Fay Middleton, dianejos50 (x2), Kath Grant (x2), Mike Goss, patricia walker (x2), joan rowlinson (x2), pen143771, bletherton, Shirley Thompson, (Jeanette on behalf of someone else :-)), smaskrey, jmaskrey, Steve Stainton (28 people)

9:15AM Bamford to Whirlow Bus Walk
2025-12-21 09:15 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: 9:15AM Bamford to Whirlow Bus Walk
Route Description
9:15 START £3 or bus pass required.
LInear walk meeting at Whirlow Park Gates. 9:22am bus to Bamford station.
From Bamford, pass the station and up the lane. Across Sickleholme golf course (heads down) onto the lane to Nether Hurst. Continue East and around Birley Farm then downhill to pass above Hathersage church. Continue East steadily up Callow Bank to Burbage Bridge. Taking the high path along the top of Burbage Rocks until a branch left across to Ox Stones (may be boggy). The track continues into Lady Channing Plantation and out onto Houndkirk Road. Turn left and start down the well trodden Limb Valley back to Whirlow.

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Parking SK31050 82637 at Whirlow Park gates crescent road. 272 bus to Bamford at 9:22. Fare £3 or bus pass. If the bus fails to arrive then plan B will be a walk from Whirlow.

Ewden Valley from Bolsterstone
2025-12-27 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Ewden Valley from Bolsterstone
Route Description
A guided walk on the north side of Sheffield
From Bolsterstone, this circular route takes the high ground above Ewden Valley with views across to Wharncliffe Crags before dropping down to the Eastern end of the valley past the Wantley Dragon. We then follow the southern sides of More Hall and Broomhead reservoirs before climbing back up to Bolsterstone. This circular route is just under 7 miles. A total ascent of 854 feet makes it a relatively easy walk.

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Free parking in village. Please park considerately. Meet at Church.
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Strines, Derwent Edge
2025-12-28 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Strines, Derwent Edge
Route Description
An uplifting walk to the iconic Edge with fine views over Ladybower.
From the Strines pub, we head up Foulstone Road before traversing Derwent Edge and passing its striking, naturally formed gritstone tors. After lunch, its downhill from there towards Strines Reservoir and back to the start.

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Parking: Strines pub / aim for 9:45 for 10:00 start
Kit: winter gear/torch
Dogs welcome
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The Annual NYE Chip Butty Walk
2025-12-31 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: The Annual Chip Butty Walk
Route Description
The best way to end the year…. a nice walk followed by a Chip Butty
Starting from the church at Grindleford, we walk towards Froggatt Bridge and take a steady climb to Froggartt Edge. The top of the path here involves some mild scrambling / big step up onto the edge. Apart from creating some hunger for the chip butty, this will give you a nice view if the weather plays ball. The rest is down hill – along Froggartt Edge, then through Hay Wood following our noses to the cafe at Grindleford Station. After satisfying our hunger, its a short walk back to the church.
Anyone who fancies a longer walk to burn off the chips can follow me to Hathersage and back.

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Free on-street parking on the Main Road B6521 in Grindleford – please park considerately.
The chip butty is not compulsory – anyone not wishing to join us is welcome to end the walk before we reach the cafe.
The food and drink menu is here: Cafe Menu – Prices Not Correct
Please note prices below and bring the correct cash.

Chip Butty
£ 4.90

Bacon butty
£ 5.60

Cheese on toast
£ 3.30

Bacon + egg sandwich
£ 6.05

Bacon and Heinz Baked Bean Sandwich
£ 6.00

Small chips
£ 3.30

Pork Sandwich
£ 6.25

Please create your order here so the food will be ready when we arrive. We expect to eat at 12 noon(ish).

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Eyam ,stoney Middleton and Calver
2026-01-03 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Eyam ,stoney Middleton and Calver
Route Description
Short walk from Eyam passing the Boundry stone and the Riley Graves please note the walk starts from the carpark
Hawkhill Road, Derbyshire, Eyam, S32 5QP.
The walk leaves Eyam through the village looking at the plague houses then on a path to visit the boundary stone .Next onto stoney Middleton and then on to Calver. We then follow the River Derwent to Frogget bridge then uphill pass stoke Hall up to top Riley then back to Eyam
There’s a few stiles and one moderate climb a nice Educational walk

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Limestone way walk 1
2026-01-04 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Limestone way walk 1
Route Description
The limestone way starting in Rochester finishing in Castleton .A series of 6 individual linear walks that will involve car sharing.The route covers nearly all of the white Peak District.
The first Group led walk will be from Rochester to Thorpe in the Peak District passing Ellastone,Marten Hill, and Thorpe cloud will be now in view as we approach Thorpe our final destination for the day. .
This will be our longest walk on the limestone way at 9.8 miles
Walk 2 Thorpe to Brassington 7.2 m
Walk 3 Brassington to Winster 8.2 m
Walk 4 Winster to Monyash 9 miles
Walk 5 Monyash to Tideswell 8.5 m
Walk 6 Tideswell to Castleton 7.4 m
First walk meeting place for everyone
Is Narlow Lane Carpark Thorpe De6 2at at the side of the old dog pub.
Can we be there for 10 o’clock prompt please

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Day / Night Walk: Lose Hill and Win Hill Skyline
2026-01-04 14:00 - 20:30 | Meeting Point: Lose Hill and Win Hill Skyline
Route Description
A walk up two of the finest hills in the Peak District with magnificent views to reward the effort.
This walk is now a day/night walk to observe the Quadrantids meteor shower. While this is not the ideal time or conditions – we may get lucky and spot the odd meteor trail.
CONDITIONS ARE LIKELY TO BE COLD SO APPROPIATE CLOTHING, A HAND TORCH AND A HEAD TORCH ARE ESSENTIAL
Starting near Brough, we walk through Hope and up to the base of Back Tor on the Great Ridge. From there we climb to Lose Hill then descend to Townhead before crossing under the railway at Normans Farm. We then climb to the Roman Road and finally to Win Hill. We will spend some time here to observe the sky for meteors before descending back to Brough. This is a 10.5 mile circular route with 2115 ft of total ascent.

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Free parking at The Travellers Rest pub (permission gained), Brough Lane, Hope Valley S33 9HG.
This route uses field and moorland terrain which in wet weather can be hazardous. Good footwear and care when descending is advised. There may be plenty of mud.
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Miner’s arms
2026-01-07 10:00 - 12:30 | Meeting Point: Miner’s arms
Route Description
Newbiggin woods, Tankersley golf course
Road crossings golf balls Tree roots muddy under foot

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Longshaw to Hathersage Circular
2026-01-11 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Longshaw to Hathersage Circular
Route Description
This guided group walk explores the Longshaw Estate and Hathersage Moors in the Peak District.
This guided group walk from Sheffield Walkers explores the paths on the Longshaw Estate and Hathersage Moors. The route is a 8.3 mile circular walk with around 1206 ft in total ascent which we’ll take at a steady pace. Starting from the main Woodcroft car park at Longshaw, the walk will pass Owler Tor onto Hathersage Moor with views of Carl Wark and Higger Tor before dropping into Hathersage. The return leg follows the Derwent Valley Heritage Way back to Grindleford and then through Sheffield Plantation.

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Parking at the Woodcroft Car Park is free to National Trust Members or around £8 for the day. Alternative free “off street” parking is available on Hathersge Road by the Fox House but can get very busy.
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Walk Forge Lane
2026-01-14 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Walk Forge lane
Route Description
Easy walk, via fields and lanes
The walk starts from the car park at Cote Green Farm, (off Finkel street),
Crossing TPT onto path leading to Forge Lane, passing Forge fisheries onto Old Mill lane. At the end of the lane we return via the TPT.
Terrain good paths, lanes and fields.

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Cote Gren Farm car park, just off Finkel street

Concord Park, Wooley, Walkworth and Barber woods
2026-01-15 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Concord Park and Woolley Wood
Route Description
Easy parking outside Concord Sports Centre. We stroll throughthe park and then woods and return to Concord Golf club for refreshments.
Good paths through Concord park lead to steps decending through Wooley Woods. Once out of Wooley Woods we ascend Grange Lane to the entrance for Thundercliffe Grange and follow the path to work our way through woods until we reach Droppingwell. From here we navigate back through part of the TPT and climb (the hardest bit) back trough Wooley woods and the park to the Golf club.

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Meet in the car park of the sports centre.

Circular walk from Wentworth village
2026-01-15 10:15 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Circular walk from Wentworth village
Route Description
Hope you will join Scags and Lottiewoman on a circular walk from Wentworth village, heading down in to Elsecar, through woodland and open fields up to ‘The Needle’, passing Hoober Stand, through the hamlet of Hoober and down to Nether Haugh for the Wentworth Mausoleum and through the Wentworth Woodhouse parklands.
It can be anticipated that it will be muddy under foot, but the general terrain is good with no major obstacles. There are a couple of easy stiles to negotiate and a stretch of road walking (less than 1/2 mile) which has a wide footpath and not considered to be hazardous.
There will be an optional debrief in the George & Dragon on the return to the starting point.

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Meet at 10.00am for a 10.15am start. The suggestion is to park on Church Field Lane, S62 7TX (what3words- coarser.pleaser.asks) – please consider pedestrians and other road users. There is a free car park on the lane open during daylight hours, but there are occasions when the gates are locked early afternoon.
Toilet facilities in the Elsecar heritage centre and Wentworth Woodhouse.

Travellers Rest Post Xmas Walk and Meal
2026-01-18 11:00 - 15:00
Route Description
Post Xmas Meal and Walk, with mince pies etc and mulled wine before the start.
Starting the walk at around 11.45am we turn up Parsons Lane and take the path through the works to Hope Station.
Crossing over the railway lines we then take the steady climb up through the fields to Aston Lane, turning right and along the lane joining Thornhill Lane, crossing over a tricky style and up across the field, then taking the track down to the old Thornhill Trail (this can be muddy).
Taking the trail then along to Water Lane and a short stop for refreshments at the sports field.
From there we follow the path around the fields to the back of Hope Garden Centre, crossing over the Hope Road towards and through Shatton Village. Taking the paths through a few gates and along Townfield Lane towards Brough and back to the start point where we can then look forward to our welcome meal and drinks.

Other Information
Meeting point is the top right hand corner of the car park at The Travellers Rest, Hope Valley S33 9 HG.
Meeting at 11.00am for Mulled Wine etc prior to a 11.45am start.
Gaiter wearing would be advised.
For anyone who has booked the meal and cannot do the walk please be at the pub for around 2.45pm

Sheffield Walkers Late Christmas Lunch
2026-01-18 14:30 - 17:00 | Travellers Rest, Brough Lane, Hope Valley, S33 9HG, United Kingdom
This is the annual Sheffield Walkers Late Christmas Lunch at the Travellers Rest in Brough. The meal will be preceded by a walk that will be posted separately.
You can pre-order a two or three course meal. As with other social events this year, there will be no subsidy so the full cost will be:

£25 for a two course meal
£32 for a three course meal

This incorporates a nominal admin fee together with a tip for the staff which will save us all the embarrassment on the day of checking pockets and rucksacks or hoping some loose change has been dropped on the floor!!
Step 1: Purchase your ticket for the meal
As places are limited, purchase your ticket(s) for the meal below. Your booking is confirmed only when you have received an email. If you do not receive an email, your order is not complete.
STEP 2: Select your meal options
Use the link below to select your meal options. If you have purchased more than one ticket, complete the form for each person attending.
CLICK HERE TO SELECT YOUR MEAL
This link will open a separate page. Please enter your name them indicate your menu choices. Please state if you have any specific dietary requirements or allergies.
MENU
Starters

Roast red pepper and sweet potato soup with bread roll (can be vegan vegetarian or gluten free if stated on pre order)
Creamy garlic mushrooms on a toasted ciabatta (vegetarian)

Mains

Steak and ale pie (suet), chips, peas and gravy
Arleys meat free sausage casserole, roast veg and roast pots (vegan and gluten free)
Fish pie, topped with creamy mashed potato served with garden peas. (gluten Free)

Desert

Lemon and ginger cheesecake with cream (vegetarian & gluten free)
Apple crumble with ice cream (vegan and gluten free on request)

Lunch will be served at 3pm.
(Note the attendees are updated manually, so you may not see your name here immediately…. as long as you have a email confirmation of payment – we’ll catch up)
Attendees: Kath and Mick Grant, Chris Gillard, Joan Hughes, Kate Anstess, Carol Carter, Daniel Shaw, Alexandra Wild, Jeanette Scargill, nraton, painting lady, Kate Miles, Simon Bevington x2, Joan Rowlinson x2, Martin Bilby, Fay Middleton, Ingrid Gillson, Helen Evans, Tom Barnard, Brendan Martin (x2), Andrea Beachill, Bletherton, Jill Woodcock, dove357, Tracey Goddard, Di Earnshaw, Beverly Whitham, Stephen Bradshaw, John Kirkby, Jade, Alex Lamb, Dave Finbow, Fiona Czarnecki (36 people)

Walk in and around Grenoside Woods
2026-01-21 10:00 - 15:00
Route Description
Starting from the Crown and Cushion pub in Burncross Chapeltown, we will make our way into Low Hall Wood, Hall Wood and Grenoside Wood and then make our way back down Whitley Lane and across fields and tracks.

Longshaw to Hathersage Circular
2026-01-25 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Longshaw to Hathersage Circular
Route Description
This guided group walk explores the Longshaw Estate and Hathersage Moors in the Peak District.
This guided group walk from Sheffield Walkers explores the paths on the Longshaw Estate and Hathersage Moors. The route is a 8.3 mile circular walk with around 1206 ft in total ascent which we’ll take at a steady pace. Starting from the main Woodcroft car park at Longshaw, the walk will pass Owler Tor onto Hathersage Moor with views of Carl Wark and Higger Tor before dropping into Hathersage. The return leg follows the Derwent Valley Heritage Way back to Grindleford and then through Sheffield Plantation.

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Meet in the Woodcroft Car Park.
Parking at the Woodcroft Car Park is free to National Trust Members or around £8 for the day. Alternative free “off street” parking is available on Hathersage Road by the Fox House but can get very busy.
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