Sheffield Walkers

Tinsley Canal & Blackburn Meadows Nature Reserve
2026-04-01 10:00 - 15:00 (Europe/London) | Meeting Point: Meadowhall, Rotherham Canal
Route Description
A pleasant easy group walk taking us along the Tinsley Canal before visiting the Blackburn Meadows Nature Reserve. It is a hidden gem home to birds, beautiful trees and plants.
Our meeting point will be on the concourse outside the Steel Foundry Wetherspoons at Meadowhall Shopping Centre. Where the optional debrief will take place after the walk.The route will take us along the path at the side of the River Don before joining the Tinsley Canal. On reaching the Nature Reserve we will follow the inner circular path hopefully the signs of Spring will be in full swing.Our return to the starting point and optional debrief will be via the canal and a cycle path
There is a little pavement walking with two pedestrian crossings. The paths are good but there may be tree roots in the reserve.

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There is plenty of free parking in the car parks at Meadowhall. Please note that there is a parking restriction of 7 hours a week ( if you’re anything like me I don’t do that in a year!!) Good transport via buses and trams from Sheffield and other areas

Miner’s arms
2026-04-03 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Miner’s arms
Route Description
Poter halls plantation Carr Lane and West Wood
As usual

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Road side parking

Langsett circular
2026-04-04 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Langsett circular
Route Description
A stunning walk around Langsett reservoir.
This walk is on the edge of the Peak District.
Starting from the car park we cross the main road into the park making our way towards the reservoir.
There is a steady climb from the top of the reservoir to the turn on the moor, but the views are well worth the walk.
Taking a left onto the moorland we walk across the moors (that maybe a little boggy ) towards North America and then making our way back to the reservoir
There is a short spell of road walking before we head into the woodland walking next to the water and back to the car park

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Langsett Flouch car park A616

Ringinglow, Limb Valley and Forge Dam loop – PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE OF DATE!
2026-04-05 10:00 - 14:30
Route Description
This is a walk which follows well-trodden paths in a popular area on the outshirts of Sheffield.
The walk starts in Ringinglow and crosses fields to the Lady Canning’s Plantation before descending Limb Valley into Whirlow Park.
From here, we ascent Coit Lane towards Ringinglow Road, then down into Forge Dam. From here, we ascend Porter Clough back to the car park.
It’s very likely to be muddy throughout the walk!

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Meeting point: Porter Brook Trail – Fulwood Lane car park, Ringinglow.
Pub afterwards: Norfolk Arms, Ringinglow Road
Toilets en-route at Forge Dam
Dogs allowed (on leads)

Miner’s arms
2026-04-08 10:00 - 15:00
Route Description
Miners arms to poter halls plantation Carr Lane and back through west Wood
Usual

Other Information
Number 2 Barnsley bus to Norfolk arms waren Lane, and road side parking near miners arms

Magpie Mine and Deepdale.
2026-04-09 10:00 - 15:00
Route Description
Ashford in the Water up to Sheldon and Magpie mine, back down Deepdale.
From Ashford in the Water we cross over the main A6 and up through the woods to Sheldon, this is quite a steep path. FromSheldon we agin climb up through the fields to the Magpie mine, taking the path through and across to Horse lane. Taking a short walk along the road before turning down Wheal lane. The path then takes a turn down Deepdale with some stunning views at the bottom of Deepdale we turn right and take the path back along the river Wye to Ashford in the Water.

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Meeting up in Ashford in the Water at the Bandstand.
Roadside parking.

Brassington to Winster Part 3 of the Limestone Way
2026-04-12 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Brassington to Winster part 3 of the Limestone way
Route Description
This group walk by Sheffield Walkers is 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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Meet at Winster South Car Park, Winster, Matlock. Car Parking charges may apply in the car parks 10 o’clock prompt please. Please can we have clean boots, and spare shoes again for the car sharing.

Crown and Cushion woodland walk
2026-04-15 10:00 - 15:00
Route Description
A 4.5 mile walk starting at the Crown and Cushion walking local paths and woodland
Meeting 10am Crown and Cushion for 10.15 start

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Roadside parking on Chapel Road

RSPB Old Moor to RSPB Adwick Washlands 8.2 Miles Saturday 18th April 2026
2026-04-18 10:00 - 14:30 | Meeting Point: RSPB Old Moor to RSPB Adwick Washlands 8.2 Miles Saturday 18th April 2026
Route Description
Plenty of wildlife on this walk.
Bring your binoculars if you have some.
This is a flat walk on good paths throughout.
This walk starts from the car park at RSPB Old Moor. It consists of well maintained tracks throughout, however a very short section of path at Adwick Washlands was under about 1.5” of water at the time of the recee. This section was still easily passable.
The walk is very flat with a total ascent of 162 ft for the whole route. There is a little pavement walking in Bolton on Dearne on minor roads.
From RSPB Old Moor car park we walk to Manvers Lake where there are toilets and a cafe/shops where refreshments may be purchased. From here we pickup and follow the River Dearne. After approximately 2.5 miles we turn into RSPB Adwick Washlands where there is plentiful wildlife on the lakes either side of the path. On reaching Bolton on Dearne we pick up the River Dearne again back to Manvers and the path back to RSPB Old Moor.

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Car park and Starting Point can be found below
Use the public car park adjacent to RSPB Old Moor. The reserve is located off the A633 between Wath and Brampton. The directions to Old Moor can be found be below and by following the brown road signs close to the vicinity.
Address (near) :
Old Moor Ln, Wombwell, Bolton upon Dearne, Barnsley S73 0YF
A pair of binoculars may come in handy to spot some of the wildlife.
There are public toilets at the start at RSPB Old Moor and at Manvers lake on the outward and inward route of the walk.
Grid reference SE 42307 02202
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The car park is located just off the A633 between Wath and Brampton.

Baslow Circular via Rowsley
2026-04-19 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Baslow Circular via Rowsley
Route Description
A lovely walk around Lees Moor and Manners Wood, taking in the villages of Edensor and Rowsley and the grounds of Chatsworth.
Mostly open, undulating park and moorland with a short woodland section. Some steady rises and falls but few natural hazards, gates or stiles.

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Start/Meeting point will be outside the public toilets in Baslow on the A619. Post Code DE45 1SS. Parking is available in Nether End car park at £5. There are streets to park on but if using this option, please consider residents and park with due consideration.

Little Matlock and Beacon Wood circular
2026-04-22 10:15 - 13:00 | Meeting Point: Little Matlock and Beacon Wood circular
Route Description
A circular route from the Admiral Rodney along the banks of the river Loxley and through Beacon wood.
Along the banks of the river Loxley and through woods to the fishing ponds mostly level and down hill for the first part. Slight hills and decents on the second half before we retrace our steps back to the Admiral Rodney for refreshments

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We will have permission to park in the Admiral Rodney car Park

Penistone Line Trail Stage 1 – Huddersfield to Brockholes
2026-04-23 10:00 - 16:00
Route Description
This is Stage 1 of the Penistone Line Trail. The plan is to walk a different stage every 4-6 weeks through the summer, finishing in Barnsley around September/October. For full descriptions of the stages please refer to the following website: penline.co.uk
The walk starts from the grand Victorian Facade of Huddersfield Station( train arrives by 1100hrs), as we follow a route through Huddersfield, past historic buildings and over the River Colne and the Huddersfield Narrow Canal. The first 2 miles are in an urban landscape and undulating as we head towards Beaumont Park built on an escarpment. From the park we descend to follow flat paths close to the River Holme enroute to an industrial heritage site at Armitage Bridge. We then follow a woodland trail before following a scenic stretch of the River Holme to Honley.
From Honley there is a gradual ascent to follow a path close to the rail line to gain moorland views to arrive at Brockholes Station.
N.B. The easiest and probably cheapest way to Huddersfield is to get the train from Elsecar Station. The alternative is to drive to Brockholes Station but this is a 40+ mile journey, plus you still need train ticket to Huddersfield. See below for times and fares.
Come along and let the “train take the strain”. Sit back, relax and enjoy the lovely Yorkshire scenery.

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Elsecar Station Park & Ride – Newcomen Way, Elsecar S74 9NF. Meet in the car park for 0930. The train leaves Elsecar at 0953. You can also join the train In Sheffield at 0935, Meadowhall 0941, Chapeltown 0947. If going direct to Brockholes it leaves at 1038. With a Railcard the single fare to Brockholes is £1.65 and the fare back from Brockholes to Elsecar on the 1523 train is £3.50. Without a Railcard the easiest and cheapest way is to purchase an Off Peak Day Return to Huddersfield for £7.95. Tickets can be purchased online- northernrailway.co.uk; at platform ticket machines or on the train.

Youlgreave to Robin Hoods Stride
2026-04-26 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Youlgreave to Robin Hoods Stride
Route Description
An interesting mix of open fields, rocky outcrops and woodland walking, with the odd stone circle and ancient hill fort thrown in for good measure.
Starting from the George Hotel in Youlgreave we make our way through the village before dropping down to Bradford Dale and following the river towards Middleton. After leaving the woods we continue across fields to Lowfields Farm and then onto Robin Hoods Stride where we will break for lunch. After lunch we briefly pick up the Limestone Way before turning off towards Bleakley plantation and returning to the River Bradford to finish our walk back to Youlgreave.

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Parking on Conksbury Lane, Youlgreave
Meet outside The George Hotel on Alport Lane

Bluebell Walk in Woolley Wood
2026-04-29 10:00 - 12:30 | Meeting Point: Bluebell Walk in Woolley Wood
Route Description
A walk from Concord Golf Club cafe, through the park and into Woolley Wood to see if the Bluebells are out.
Stunning display of bluebells on the recee of for walk this morning. Hope they manage to hold their display until a week on Wednesday.
All paths on this route are mud free and are easy to walk on. Hoping for a period without prolonged rain so the paths are in a dry condition on the day
Starting from Concord Golf Club, we walk through Concord Park down to Woolley Wood. We will take a circular route in the woods before returning through the park for a hot or cold beverage in the golf club. There will be uneven surfaces whilst we walk through the wood and care should be taken over tree roots that are over the path along with all the other hazards of walking on woodland paths.

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Free parking is available in Concord Sports Centre car park, please park at the far end of the car park. Buses 32,75, 75a stop close to the start of this walk. Please check local transport website for times etc. Dogs are welcome on this walk but should be kept on a short leash at all times.

Dronfield Rotary Walk
2026-05-03 10:00 - 18:00
Route Description
This walk is also known as the Dronfield Millenium walk. The walk is a mixture of woodland and open field paths with a little road walking. The views keep giving on this walk. We will take our time to admire the views and have a couple of drink stops in addition to lunch. I estimate that this walk will take around 8 hours.
This is an undulating walk. At the time of the recee the underfoot conditions were very good. There are several stiles on the walk some are quite high others have seen better days. All the stiles are manageable with a little care.
The walk starts from Coal Aston and we will go clockwise on the walk. The route takes us through Troway, Unstone, Holmesfield and Mickley.
A Fitbit device had the distance of this walk as 16 miles.

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Parking is at Coal Aston Village Hall car park.
There is limited public transport to the start of this walk.
Dogs are welcome on the walk but must be kept on a short lead at all times as we will be close to livestock at times.
Depending on the weather condition on the day , please dress appropriately.
As this walk is likely to take approximately 8 hours , take plenty of food and drink for the entire duration of the walk.
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Wentworth circular
2026-05-06 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Wentworth circular
Route Description
Please join Fay and I on an easy but beautiful walk incorporating Wentworth Woodhouse and Scholes
Starting from the car park at the side of the Rockingham Arms (S62 7TL W3W horizons.typed.fruity) we walk through Wentworth Park, across the Morley Pond bridge up through open fields and the village of Scholes, skirt Trowles woods and back up to Wentworth.
There are a couple of short stretches of road walking with pavements. There are no evident hazards, and at the time of posting, conditions under foot are safe and dry. Debrief at the Rockingham Arms.

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Meet 10.00am for a 10.15am start.
Parking is free for 3 hours – it’s a constant matter of debate as to whether the car park is monitored!
Dogs are welcome, on leads and adhering to the country code.

Rowsley to Stanton Moor
2026-05-07 10:30 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Rowsley to Stanton Moor
Route Description
A stiff uphill to start, but rewarded with beautiful views.
Leaving the car park we soon begin our steady ascent up to the Moor, getting the hard bit out of the way first! The higher we climb we have increasing views towards Haddon Hall and the beautiful surrounding countryside. Then we pass through woodland to skirt Stanton in the Peak and onto the Moor, most of the climbing is now done (honestly). We soon reach the ‘ladies’ and on to the old quarries, where we’ll stop for our lunch. Our return now takes us across the Moor and past more old quarries, eventually dropping back down into Rowsley, and, no doubt, a nice drink.

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Free car park at W3W: revives.mush.club
Meet 10.30 for 10.45 start

Coach Trip to Howarth, West Yorkshire
2026-05-09 08:30 - 19:30 | Meeting Point: Coach Trip to Howarth, West Yorkshire
Route Description
A circular 8 mile walk from Haworth to Top Withens passing the Brontë Parsonage Museum, the Brontë Falls and returning through the Penistone Hill Country Park. A shorter 5 mile version returning from the Brontë Falls is also available.
A day excursion by Sheffield Walkers to Brontë Country named for the literary sisters who lived and wrote there. Centred around the village of Haworth, it is characterized by heather-filled moors, steep valleys, and cobblestone villages that inspired classics like Wuthering Heights. Key attractions on this walk include the Brontë Parsonage Museum, Top Withens, and the Brontë Waterfall.
The coach will leave from opposite the library at Chapeltown at 0830 returning at 1930.
Two walks will be available. From Haworth, we will walk to the Brontë Falls where we will stop for lunch. From here, the group will split into two walks. Those opting for a shorter 5 mile walk will return to Haworth, while the rest will continue to the ruins at Top Withens before returning to Haworth. Everyone can then explore the steep, cobbled Main Street filled with independent shops, cozy cafes, and traditional pubs before the coach leaves for the journey home at 6pm.

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How To Book and Pay For Your Seat
This excursion is open to all Members and their guests.
Price: £18 per person (non refundable)
1) Reserve your place using the RSVP below
2) Pay for your seat(s) by bank transfer to:
Sheffield Walkers
Sort Code: 30-91-91
Account Number: 36022968
Reference: Haworth [insert your name]
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Derwent and Howden Circlular
2026-05-10 10:00 - 15:00
Route Description
Derwent and Howden Dams circular walk from Fairholmes.
From Fairholmes Car Park we walk up a short incline to the top of the Derwent Dam wall where the Dambusters museum is.
We then take the winding path / road along the side of Derwent reservoir to the Howden Dam overflow and again along the winding road to the Kings Tree roundabout. We then take the track through the woods to Slippery Stones where we can take lunch.
After lunch we then thanked the track back down the opposite side of Howden dam and then the opposite side of Derwent Dam and back down to Fairholmes car park.

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Parking in the car park at Fairholmes or the ones just prior.
Rough post code S33 0AQ
All day is £6.60 so car share is advised.
Start 9.45 for a 10.00 am but would advise getting there earlier to aid easier parking.
Toilets at Fairholmes and coffee, tea, drinks sandwiches etc.
The walk is generally flat but is eleven miles long.

Member Meeting
2026-05-12 19:00 - 21:00 | Meeting Point: Members’ Meeting
A meeting for all Members to socialise, learn, discuss ideas for walks, activities and any other general business.
Agenda
1) Welcome
2) Guest Speakers: Sarah and Alex from Foothills, Sheffield. The Great Outdoor Awards Independent Retailer of the Year 2025
Sarah and Alex will share their insights on what to wear on a day out walking, including the latest trends and technologies to promote environmental sustainability. They may bring some samples too.
3) Staying Safe: how to manage risk when taking members, friends and family out for a walk on the hills
Forid Meah will share a framework for identifying and managing risks.
4) Walk Programme Ideas – all members to suggest walks for the coming period
5) AOB
The meeting will take place in the community room at the Abbey Pub on Chesterfield Road, Sheffield.
In response to previous feedback, all members are politely asked to purchase their own drinks.

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Free car park available behind the pub – accessed from Abbey Lane.

Crown and Cushion
2026-05-13 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Crown and Cushion
Route Description
Hunshelf and Ecclesfield round walk
Rough paths and road crossings

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Road side parking church street

Glen Howe Park to More Hall Reservoir circuit
2026-05-14 18:15 - 20:30
Route Description
This walk takes us through Glen Howe Park and along the banks of More Hall Reservoir, two beautiful locations in Wharncliffe Side.
From the car park, we walk up through the hidden gem of Glen Howe Park with its fairytale woodland.
We then walk through farmland and along quiet country lanes until we reach More Hall Reservoir. We follow the banks before rising through woodland and along paths to the hamlet of Brightholmlee, then descend back into Glen Howe Park.

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Meeting point – Glen Howe Park car park, Storth Lane, Wharncliffe Side
Pub afterwards – Wharncliffe Arms
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Limestone way walk 4
2026-05-17 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Limestone way walk 4
Route Description
Walk 4 from Winster to Monyash along the limestone way in the white peak passing Robin Hoods Stride,Youlgreave ,River Bradford,Caled Dale and One Ash Grange Farm
Where now getting to areas that most people will have walked on previous walks . Probably one of the nicest sections of the whole limestone way . The walk is 9.2 miles and 1250 ft of ascent

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Meeting at Monyash carpark – turn right at Bulls Head onto Chapel Street. Free parking.
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Elsecar Branch Canal and Knoll Beck Circular
2026-05-20 10:15 - 12:15 | Meeting Point: Elsecar Branch Canal and Knoll Beck Circular
Route Description
From RSPB A pleasant walk through countryside and along the banks of Knoll Beck and the Elsecar Branch Canal
From the RSPB this route follows well defined, fairly level paths throughout.
There will be fields, country pathways and waterways leading from/to and skirting this beautiful nature reserve.
We will have a short drive after to the Old Moor Tavern for Refreshments. People not wishing an alcoholic drink could sample the on site cafe.

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Free car park at the RSPB

Penistone Line Trail Stage 2 – Brockholes to Denby Dale
2026-05-21 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Penistone Line Trail Stage 2 – Brockholes to Denby Dale
Route Description
This is Stage 2 of the Penistone Line Trail. It follows paths, bridleways and minor roads through woodland and open countryside. There are extensive views throughout. Refer to the website; penline.co.uk for a detailed description.
The walk starts from the charming little station of Brockholes, as we follow a woodland path gradually uphill, which becomes steeper as we approach ‘Top of the Hill’. The route continues through Thurstonland for views of the dominant Emley Moor TV Mast and then a good downhill stretch to Thunder Bridge. We follow Shepley Dike fof a short distance and go through arable fields to arrive at Shepley Station.
Flat paths through lovely countryside lead to a steady uphill to Upper Cumberworth for more fine views. The last mile is downhill to Denby Dale with views of its historic railway viaduct.

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Elsecar Park and Ride – S74 9NF. Meet for 9.30. The train leaves Elsecar at 0953. You can also join the train in Sheffield 0935, Meadowhall 0941, Chapeltown 0947, Penistone 1019. Arrives Brockholes 1038. Best to get a day return to Brockholes which you can use on any return train.

Moss valley Round Walk
2026-05-23 10:00 - 15:00
Route Description
A familiar walk for late Spring. Hopefully there will still be some bluebells!
We leave the car park beside the Bridge Inn at Ford and follow the Moss Valley before rising through woodland to meet Lady Ida’s Drive. Fields,farms and lanes take us to Troway from whence we rise again towards Ridgeway, Sloade Lane and best of all lunch. Fields and Bushes Wood return us to the floor of the Moss valley and back to Ford.

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Parking in free car park beside Bridge Inn at Ford. Post Code: S12 3DY. If full, park on Sloade Lane 150 metres up the hill toward Ridgeway.

Eyam, Abney and Bretton Circular
2026-05-24 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Eyam, Abney and Bretton Circular
Route Description
A Peak District walk packed with breathtaking scenery, hidden history, and peaceful countryside charm.
This walk by Sheffield Walkers leads you from Eyam across the sweeping landscapes of Eyam Moor, along scenic woodland paths, and beside the tranquil brook that winds through Bretton Clough. Along the way, you’ll pass the atmospheric ruins of old farm buildings and cross rolling farmlands that showcase the timeless beauty of the Peak District.
Bretton Clough is steeped in fascinating local legend. It is said to have been one of the final refuges of the ancient Britons, and later, in 1745, local farmers are believed to have hidden their cattle here to protect them from the advancing troops of Bonnie Prince Charlie. With every step, this walk blends stunning natural beauty with echoes of the past, creating a truly memorable countryside experience.

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Free parking in the Town Council car park behind the Derbyshire District car park.

Wortley to Wharncliffe Crags
2026-05-28 18:15 - 20:30
Route Description
An evening stroll from opposite the church in Wortley, through farmland and woodland and onto Wharncliffe Crags. If the weather is good, there are fine views towards Deepcar and beyond.
From Wortley, we head towards the rugby pitches on Finkle Street, crossing the road and then heading across farm tracks towards the crags. Wooded paths open out onto rocky crags, offering fine views. We then drop back into the woods, heading towards the old railway line for a short section before passing through the equestrian centre and back to the start.

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Park opposite the church in Wortley on Park Avenue.

Grindleford, Stanage Edge, Hathersage (linear walk)
2026-05-30 10:00 - 15:00
Route Description
This is a Linear walk and social from Grindleford to Hathersage via Stanage Edge.
The walk starts at Grindleford station where we make our way up Padley Gorge to Bolehill Quarry then onto Lawrence Field. We cross the A618 and continue up to Higger Tor via Over Owler Tor. After a short break we continue up to Stanage Edge where we will break for lunch. After lunch we pass Robin Hoods cave and descend to Hathersage passing Greens Mill pond, once a busy centre of industry for the area. On reaching Hathersage we will call into The Scotsman’s Pack Country Inn for refreshments. From here we will make our way to The Little John Hotel. After the Little John we can have Pizza at the Peak Pizza Company next door.
* Please note the paths on the route are generally good however be aware there is a section where we need to climb over rocks *

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* We will meet at Sheffield station foyer at 9.50 and make our way to the platform at 10.00 to catch the 10.14 train to Grindleford.
* As we will be returning from Hathersage station it is important that you buy your return from Sheffield to Hathersage.
*. You must also purchase your train ticket before boarding the train, either online or at the station ticket office
*. Return trains from Hathersage are every hour at 46 minutes past the hour.
* Please indicate in the comments box below if you would like to stop for Pizza or not

Longshaw, White Edge & Padley Circuit
2026-05-31 10:00 - 15:00 | Meeting Point: Longshaw, White Edge & Padley Circuit
Route Description
A varied circular walk from the Longshaw / Fox House area, heading onto White Edge and the open moorland of Totley Moor and Big Moor before returning through the quieter paths around Stoke Flat, Nether Padley and Upper Padley. The route combines wide Peak District views, gritstone edge scenery, open heathland, woodland and field paths.
Starting from Longshaw, this route by Sheffield Walkers heads out towards White Edge, quickly gaining the open moorland feel with broad views across Totley Moor and Big Moor, with exposed paths, big skies and classic Dark Peak scenery.
The route continues to deliver big views from Curbar and Froggatt Edges before picking up quieter tracks and paths towards Nether Padley. The final section climbs gently back to Longshaw using a mix of woodland and field paths. Expect uneven and potentially muddy ground on the moorland and woodland sections.

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Park at the Nell Croft (main) National Trust Car Park. Free for NT members, otherwise £8 for the day. Limited free roadside parking on Hathersage Road by Fox House – park considerately and lawfully as parking wardens are known to operate in this area. Arrive early to avoid disappointment.
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