Concord Park, Wooley, Walkworth and Barber woods
2026-01-15 10:00 - 15:00, 2026-02-04 10:00 - 12:00 (Europe/London) | 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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Wincobank Woods, Hill Fort , Common and Woolley Wood
2026-01-28 10:15 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Concord Park and Woolley Wood
Route Description
The walk takes us through some of the most ancient areas of Wincobank. The beautiful Wincobank and Woolley Woods, the remains of the Brigante Hill Fort on Wincobank Hill and Wincobank Common.
Woodland, some pavement and park land walking is included. There are areas of mud in the woods and wet leaves. Care needs to be taking crossing a busy main road. There are 2 gradients but these are very gradual.Meeting point is Concord Sports Centre Car Park. S5 6AE.
Our route takes us past Shiregreen Cemetery and the old brick yard. We will follow the path into Wincobank Woods and make an ascent to the Hill Fort let’s hope it’s a clear day for amazing views of Sheffield and beyond. Our descent to Woolley Wood will be made via Wincobank Common and some pavement walking. Our return to start and the optional debrief at Concord Golf Club will be through the golf course.
UPDATE: I’ve just been in to the Golf Club and they have had the carpets cleaned. We’re all very good at changing our boots after a walk, I’m sure the golf club staff will appreciate our efforts tomorrow. Many thanks 😊

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Free Parking is available at the Concord Sports Centre. 76/76A bus service is best.
Optional Debrief Concord Golf Club S5 6AE

Calton Lees to Rowsley
2026-01-29 10:15 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Calton Lees to Rowsley
Route Description
Chatsworth Park is always a pleasure any time of year, and hopefully we’ll get to see wild deer.
Starting across parkland, which is approx. one mile of steady uphill, to reach a short stretch of woodland. Our path then opens out onto Calton Pastures (one of my favourite places), then entering Manners Wood with intermittent views through the trees towards Bakewell. We follow paths and tracks, which are muddy in places, for quite a while, then descend to Rowsley. Our lunch stop will be in the churchyard of St. Catherine’s, and from there we take the track back into Calton Lees.

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Meet 10.15 for 10.30 start at Calton Lees Car Park, which is free of charge at this time of year.
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Ladybower, Alport Castles circular
2026-02-01 09:45 - 15:30
Route Description
Noted as one of the Peak District’s most iconic walks, we leave Ladybower Reservoir to visit Alport Castles, the UK’s largest spectacular natural landslide.
This is an undulating 10 mile circular walk on well-trodden paths with an overall ascent of 500 metres. Lunch will be taken next to Alport Farm close to the ‘Four Inns Tragedy’ of 1964. From there, we traverse Crookstone Hill and return via Hagg Side. There will be several pauses en route to hear more about the area.

Other Information
Parking: Derwent ‘Overlook’ S33 OAQ / £4.75 for day / Ringo App (record number then pay within 24 hrs)
Alternative: Fairholmes CP S33 OAQ / £4.75 / Card machine or/ pay at reception near toilets or at bike hire reception. NB Little to no mobile reception in valley.
Dogs permitted / no public transport / car share if possible
Fully charged torches as a safety precaution.
Winter kit
Meet at Derwent ‘Overlook’ CP 9:30 for 9:45 start
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Limestone Way Walk 1
2026-02-08 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Limestone way walk 1
Route Description
The first in a series of six individual linear walks along the Limestone Way starting in Rocester and finishing in Castleton.
This is the first guided walk of the 46-mile Limestone Way by Sheffield Walkers covering nearly all of the white Peak District.
This walk will take us from Rocester to Thorpe passing Ellastone, Marten Hill, and Thorpe Cloud. This will be our longest walk of the route at 9.8 miles and a total ascent of 1,200 feet.
Parking charges will apply in car parks .Can we all have clean boots as people will be travelling in other peoples cars .
Subsequent Walks will be posted in due course as follows:
Walk 2 Thorpe to Brassington (7.2 miles)
Walk 3 Brassington to Winster (8.2 miles)
Walk 4 Winster to Monyash (9 miles)
Walk 5 Monyash to Tideswell (8.5 miles)
Walk 6 Tideswell to Castleton (7.4 miles)

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First walk meeting place for everyone is Narlow Lane Carpark, Thorpe, DE6 2AT at the side of the Old Dog Pub. From here, we will car share to the start of the walk.
Please be there for 10 o’clock prompt start.

Elsecar
2026-02-11 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Elsecar
Route Description
Elsecar to Corton Wood then back along the old canal to
Good paths with a bit of mud and some road crossings

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Parking at Elsecar Heritage centre car park

A Stroll Round Chatsworth
2026-02-12 10:30 - 15:00
Route Description
This walk takes through and around the grounds of Chatsworth House. We will should see deer and lots of other wildlife.
Meeting in Charlton Lees car park we then head out up the track past the Russia Cottage across open fields before dropping down into Edensor Village. We will then follow the track to Chatsworth House where we will stop for lunch. After lunch we will then follow paths and tracks eventually leading back to the car park.

Other Information
Car parking is currently free within Chatsworth.
Walk start is 10.15 for a 10.30 start.

Brassington to Winster part 3 of the Limestone way
2026-04-12 10:00 | Meeting Point: Brassington to Winster part 3 of the Limestone way
Route Description
This is a free group led walk for the Sheffield walkers the third instalment of the limestone way . Brassington to Winster .Walkers that haven’t done any previous limestone way walks are still invited to walk.
We leave Brassington passing Grangemill ,Ible .upper town and Luntor Rocks and finish at Winster can we have clean boots again for the car sharing.

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Car Parking charges may apply in the car parks 10 o’clock prompt please

Bolsterstone to Cowell Flat Circular
2026-02-15 10:00 - 15:30 | Meeting Point: Bolsterstone to Cowell Flat Circular
Route Description
Walking from Bolsterstone over the picturesque hills to the West. With some lovely views over the dams and towards Sheffield.
The walk is over mixed terrain with wooded areas and farmland with some steep climbs, although we will take our time to take in the views on the way up them. Hazards include some stiles, tree roots and some slippery surfaces depending on weather.
The walk will finish back in Bolsterstone.
If you wish to join us for a meal at the Rajasthan Spice Restaurant in Stocksbridge, please message your intentions as soon as possible so that I can book tables. I have Provisionally booked a table for 8 @ 5.30pm
Google Maps link for Rajasthan Spice: https://maps.app.goo.gl/D6uz9UhgDDmLDPEA7

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On Road Parking in Bolsterstone, Dog need to be kept on a lead in and around farm land and livestock.

Dam Flask to Ughill
2026-02-18 10:00 | Meeting Point: Dam Flask to Ughill
Route Description
Dam Flask, Ughill pleasant small hamlet, views over Dam Flask and Agden dams.The walk starts and ends at the top of Dam Flask.
Starting from the New Road, we join the path aside the dam making our way to join Oaks Road. Following the road to to turn onto Ughill Road and Tinker Bottom. A short walk takes us into the small hamlet of Ughill. We follow the road to Hoar Stones road, with views over the dams, to reach Fox Holes.
We take the path leading us back to join the path around Dam Flask.

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On the road top of Dam Flask

Abney Moor and Offerton Moor Circular
2026-02-21 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Abney Moor and Offerton Moor Circular
Route Description
A guided Peak District walk around Abney Moor and Offerton Moor.
This route by Sheffield Walkers will take you from Mytham Bridge, Bamford up to and past the Shatton Moor radio mast and along the southern edge of Abney Moor and Smelting Hill to Highlow Hall. The return leg passes Dunge Wood and Offerton Hall before joining the Derwent Valley Heritage Way.

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Free on street parking on Mytham Bridge. Please park considerately.
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Stannington To Stannage Circular
2026-02-22 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Stannington to stannage circular
Route Description
A circular walk from Stannington to Stannage.
This route will take us from Rod Side to Stannage via cutthroat bridge, then up to Stannage and returning to our start point via brown edge and brown hill .

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Start point and parking Rod Side, Stannington.
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Chapeltown and high green
2026-02-24 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Chapeltown and high green
Route Description
Starting from the Commercial we make our way on paths towards west Wood and back
Tree roots low beaches ,road crossings and maybe some mud

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Road side parking

Woodland Walk Around Chapeltown
2026-02-25 10:00 - 12:30
Route Description
A woodland walk in the lovely woods around Chapeltown.
We start the walk with our Sheffield Walkers from the Commercial pub in Chapeltown and go along paths and tracks into Parkin Wood and then into Thorncliffe and New Biggin Woods and make our way back to the Commercial for our post walk drink and ‘social debrief’

Other Information
Parking in the Commercial pub car park or on the main road and streets nearby.

Ladybower Anti-clockwise
2026-02-26 10:00 - 15:00
Route Description
Ladybower Anti-clockwise from the Viaduct.
From the bottom of the reservoir we cross over Snake Road and walk up and along the right hand side of Ladybower Reservoir along easy paths towards Derwent dam. Taking the path up to the dam wall to seethe water overflowing the dam wall. Then down the steps and along to Fairholmes picnic area. Time for lunch and a toilet stop. Tea, coffee and food is available at the kiosk.
We then takahe path down and along the opposite side of the reservoir back to road and along the bridge to the cars.

Other Information
Parking on the lay-by on the left after the traffic lights below the Ladybower inn, approx post code S330AX
Please look to arrive early ie 9.30 to 9.45 for a ten o’clock start, as parking can get busy.
6.5 miles
325 feet climbing.

A Reyt Pair of Cloughs
2026-03-01 10:00 - 16:00 | Meeting Point: A Reyt Pair of Cloughs
Route Description
An adventurous Peak District walk featuring Grade 1 scrambles of Crowden Clough and Grindsbrook Clough.
This guided walk by Sheffield Walkers includes two iconic routes to Kinder Scout. From the Mam Nick National Trust Car Park, a walk along Rushup Edge provides a magnificent vista of the Edale Valley and our entire route. After descending to Upper Booth, we begin our climb of Crowden Clough to the Kinder Plateau. This is a Grade 1 scramble of a rocky stream bed with small waterfalls and boulders – although we will mostly follow paths along its side.
After reaching Crowden Tower, we turn right to the mouth of Grindsbrook Clough. This is a Grade 1 scramble descent leading to a nice easy path to Edale and a steep climb back to the car park shadowing Harden Clough.

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Parking charges apply – £6 for over 4hrs, but free to National Trust Members. On street parking is available on surrounding roads, but do not park where there are double yellows or other restrictions – even on the verge as Parking Wardens operate in this area. The best place for free parking is Old Mam Tor Road.
Risk Assessment
A Grade 1 scramble involves easy scrambling with hands occasionally required; clear line of ascent; no technical climbing. The main risks are:
– slips and falls: loose rock, polished holds, wet or muddy slabs.
– exposure: short sections with steep drops; risk of loss of balance.
– weather conditions: rain, wind, ice, or poor visibility increasing slip risk.
With appropriate clothing and footwear, this level of risk is acceptable for competent walkers. If weather conditions deteriorate, alternative routes to ascend (via Jacobs Ladder) and descend (via Grindslow Knoll) will be taken.
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Wentworth
2026-03-04 10:00 - 12:30 | Meeting Point: Wentworth
Route Description
Starting from the Miners ,we make our way over fields and wodland for a circular walk around Wentworth.
There will be some stiles en route and fields were there may be livestock, uneven paths and tree roots will be encountered.

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Parking on Warren ln. Chapeltown, buses Sheffield, Rotherham and Barnsley. Dogs,must,be on leads and walk at the rear,of the group. Adequate walking clothing and footwear to suit the relevant weather conditions

Ashford Circular via Bakewell
2026-03-07 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Ashford Circular via Bakewell
Route Description
Easy, flat walk including a far bit of tarmac and just a bit of mud. So good after a wet winter.
Leaving Ashford in the Water, we follow the valley for a mile or so until reaching the Monsal Trail. After a coffee stop at Hassop Station, we complete the Monsal Trail and make our way to Bakewell and lunch on the waterside. Post lunch sees us leave Bakewell and follow the river back to Ashford in the Water.

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Meet at bandstand next to Rafters cafe/restaurant in Ashford in the Water. Post Code: DE45 1QF. Roadside parking but please consider residents when parking

Fox House, Houndkirk Moor
2026-03-08 10:00 - 14:00
Route Description
Located on the boundary of Sheffield and the Peak District National Park, this is a gentle steady walk on easy-going tracks with a chance of spotting any of the 170 plus deer en-route.
Setting off from Fox House bus shelter, we travel parallel to the Sheffield Country Walk before crossing tracks on Houndkirk Moor. After a short section alongside Hathersage Road we descend through Blacka Plantation with fine views of Sheffield, then across Totley Moor before returning to the start.

Other Information
Parking: Fox House pub / laybys (free) / Longshaw Woodcroft CP (Nat Trust or pay).
Meet 9:45 for 10:00 start
Fox House bus shelter
Dogs welcome
Public transport: 272 / 271 from Sheffield
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Jokers magical mystery tour extended to 35 walkers
2026-03-11 10:15 - 12:15
Route Description
We will park on Water Slack Road just down from the Angel Pub which is on the corner of Sheffield Road and Water Slack Road. There is plenty of road parking.
We walk through Shirebrook Nature Park. We enter the park on Water slack Road and follow various route’s throughout the park. We will end the walk on Water Slack Road and debrief in Angel Pub after walk.
We could possibly encounter a few muddy pathways so please ensure you take care and wear appropriate footwear. The only hazard we could possibly encounter is Gweno tripping on the hidden Tree Roots, but apart from that it’s an easy walk.

Other Information
Park on Water Slack Road along side of Angel Public House. Plenty of adequate road parking. Post code for Angel Public House is S13 7DA

Longstone Edge from Coombs Dale
2026-03-12 10:15 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Longstone Edge from Coombs Dale
Route Description
Tread the paths where the notorious 18th century highwayman Black Harry preyed on unwary travellers.
From the car park we make the gentle ascent, of approx one mile, to Black Harry Gate, then the slightly steeper field paths to take us to Longstone Edge. The view opens out here as we make our way along the Edge, on paths that are sometimes rocky. We will have our lunch break at a convenient spot to take advantage of the views. At this point our route is then mainly downhill back to the start.

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Parking area near sports ground, Stoney Middleton, very approx postcode S32 4TQ.
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10.15 for 10.30 start

Limestone Way Walk 2
2026-03-15 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Limestone way walk 2
Route Description
2nd Group led walk on the Limestone way in the White peak for Sheffield Walkers .

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Starting from Thorpe we make our way to Tissington a lovely Peak District village , passing Hunger Hill and then onto Parwich ,Ballidon,Rainster Rocks and Finishing at Brassington

Endcliffe park and Forge Dam circular
2026-03-18 10:15 - 12:15 | Meeting Point: Endcliffe park and Damflask circular
Route Description
A lovely meander following porter brook through Endcliffe Park and Whiteley woods to Forge Dam
We park on Riverdale Road where we can access Endcliffe park via a pathway. We will skirt the park pausing to look at the War memorial and other points of interest on our way round. As we follow Porter brook watch out for the different species of birds and water fowl. This is one of the, waterways which brought industry to Sheffield many years ago and there are numerous information points detailing this along the way. On reaching Forge Dam we head back on the opposite bank side to our starting point. Good paths all the way around, some slightly muddy but not excessivly so and predominantly flat.

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There is plenty of free on road parking on Rivedale road. There are two gaps in the wall where it bends near the bollards, these are through ways to paths leadng into the park. We will meet at this point. There are toilets next to the cafes in the park and at the Dam. After the walk we will drive a short distance for refreshments to the Francis Newton which is a wetherspoons pub

A walk to Whitley cricket club
2026-03-19 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Wednesday walk Crown and Cushion
Route Description
From the Crown and Cushion we follow paths, fields and woods to the cricket ground. Returning to the Crown and Cushion via different paths, fields and woods.
From the Crown and Cushion we follow the Burncross road passing the Acorn. Continuing to the woods which lead us to the A61. Follow Hallwood road and enter the woods
to reach Penistone road. Then down green lane to cross over fields to reach the Hamlet of Woodend. Crossing over Whitley lane on to Cinder Hill, and down to the cricket club. Follow paths to Whitley lane to Peggy lane back onto Penistone road and onto Woodseats. We then cross Elliot lane onto the cow field then through Foxhill Spring wood onto Chapel road back to the Crown and Cushion.

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On Chapel road near the Crown and Cushion.
