Route: Only one short sharp incline the rest of the route is gentle.

We head into the parkland and make our way up to the Hunting Lodge and then head for Swiss Cottage (the lake apparently is now full). We then head along a good track towards the gate onto Rabbit Warren.
We then cross the track and enter the top end of Hell Bank Plantation and make our way down following Beeley Brook, we’ll have lunch at the church in Beeley. We basically follow the river back into Baslow.
We’ll decide on the day if we will go to Chatsworth House for a coffee,
cake or ice-cream or all three?

Start Point Location: Baslow - Nether End, meet at the bus shelter. Pay and Display Car Park off Church Lane at the start point, there may also be some parking in side roads nearby.
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Grid Reference: SK 2582 7215 - nearest postcode: DE45 1SR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Whatsapp: mashing.bluffing.soulful
Wear suitable clothing and footwear for this time of year.
Bring a packed lunch and refreshments.
Please book early

Dogs on short leads please

Route: Ridgeway –Ridgway moor-Ford Dam- Birley Hay – Troway – Owler
Car Wood – Newfield Spring Wood – Carterhall Wood – Ridgeway

A beautiful, spring walk through the ancient woodlands of the upper Moss Valley. There are some short but steep ascents through the woods. It could be muddy in places.
Pub at the end.

Start Point Location: Car park directly across from The Swan pub, Main Road, Ridgeway.
This could fill up quickly. If so, please park safely on the main road
wherever you can.
Nearest Sat nav postcode -S12 3XR- What 3 words # froth.wires.goats

Grid Reference: SK 4030 8162 - nearest postcode: S12 3XR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs on short leads

Route:
Head out onto Froggatt Edge, Curbar Edge, Curbar Gap, Baslow Edge, Jack Flat Woods, Gardom’s Edge Woods, Gardom’s Edge (lunch), Wellington’s Monument, Eagle Stone, Curbar Gap, White Edge and back to the Grouse Inn.

Start Point Location: Outside the Grouse. Car parking on verges on A625 near the Grouse Inn
This area quickly becomes full, there is a National Trust car park a few hundred metres up the road.

Meet at the pub

Grid Reference: SK 25808 77851 - nearest postcode: S32 3ZJ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Bring lunch, snacks and refreshments.
Make sure you wear suitable clothing for this time of year.

Dogs on leads at all times

Route: We head downhill from Eyam to Stoney Middleton then walk along Coombs Dale towards Rowland and Great Longstone. Then it’s back to Eyam via Longstone Moor and Foolow.

This is a walk of ups and downs with one steep ascent in Black Plantation heading up to Longstone Moor.

There’s one long section of walking along a quiet road and we’ll be crossing a couple of very busy roads.

If it’s a clear day, we’ll have panoramic views!

Start Point Location: Car Park: Follow the blue P car park signs to Eyam Parish 'Free' car park on Hawkhill Road just up the hill on right after the Pay and Display car park / toilets on right and the museum on left. Donation box by the gate.

If you need to park in the Pay and Display car park, it’s £2.00 all day.

Toilets in the pay and display car park adjacent to the free one.


Nearest postcode: S32 5QQ

Grid Reference: SK 2166 7674 - nearest postcode: S32 5QQ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs on leads please

Pub / tea shop at the end.

Route: Starting from Fox House, into Longshaw Estate and Surprise View then up to Over Owler Tor for a coffee stop. We then head for Stanage Edge and head down to North Lees and Hathersage (lunch). After lunch we take the pavement heading towards Lead Mill Bridge and follow the river path and head up to Greenwood Farm and carry on up onto Owler Tor, Longshaw and back to Fox House.

Start Point Location: By car - the car park (free) is located adjoining the Fox House Inn on A6187. Parking also near the road before the closed public toilets .
However, if the Fox House car park is very busy, there are also spaces by the main road adjacent to Fox House Inn or in the nearby National Trust Longshaw car park.

Grid Reference: SK 2670 8030 - nearest postcode: S11 7TY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Bring a packed lunch & refreshments

Dogs need to be on short leads LIVESTOCK ABOUT

Route: From Bolsterstone down to Fox Valley and then along the valley to Wharncliffe woods. Along the crags and down through the woods before ascending past the Wantley dragon to Bolsterstone. Decent paths, no bogs.

Start Point Location: Outside Bosterstone Village Hall
Parking in Bolsterstone is limited but plenty of parking on Stone Moor Road.

Grid Reference: SK 2710 9685 - nearest postcode: S36 3ZB    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs on leads at all times.

Route: We start from the insomnia café located at Carver Crossroads and cross the road onto the A623 and up Coombs Dale Lane then cross muddy fields to the top end of Stoney Middleton. Cross the road by the Toll Bar Fish n Chip shop and head up the lane and into Eyam.
Next are the Riley Graves and head for New Road (closed road) and walk down the road to Goatscliff and the top end of Grindleford, then the community café for lunch. Hay Wood next the only main climb of the day. Pick up Froggatt Edge and then the path under Curbar Edge and walk into Curbar and track across the New Bridge and up and over Hare Knoll and back to Carver crossroads.
Sign up early for a great day out

Start Point Location: Meet up at the crossroads in Calver Sough near the cafe (benches just outside). Considerate parking in the village please.
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Grid Reference: SK 239748 - nearest postcode: S32 3WY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Bring a packed lunch and refreshment
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Dogs need to be on short leads LIVESTOCK ABOUT

Route: No real steep ascents.

Heading West out of the car park we take the river path into Middleton by Youlgreave, then head up the main road and take the track (Whitfield Lane) passing Little Rookery Farm. We will have a short coffee stop in Kenslow Knoll and then head for Ringham Low and the main road.
We will be walking along the main road for a short distance till we get to Friden Car Park where we then head along the Pennine Bridleway and head for Pikehall. A very short walk along the main road to get access into Gratton Dale (South) this is the drier dale of the two… .. promise. At the end of the dale we head East along Long Dale and pass the other Gratton Dale
(North) and head up passing Mouldridge Grange and pick up the main road again for a very short section. Then it’s crossing fields all the way into Elton (Lunch).
After Lunch we head down and around Anthony Hill and across fields to Mawstone Farm and back into Youlgreave.
Sign up early for a great day out

Start Point Location: Youlgrave - car park at Coldwell End (on the west side of Youlgrave on road to Middleton on RHS - follow blue P signs through village to parking).
It's at the end of the village 250m past the Farmyard Inn and by the allotments.
Toilets at start
Honesty box parking charge? Please bring change
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Grid Reference: SK20506405 - nearest postcode: DE45 1UY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please wear suitable clothing & footwear for this time of year.
Bring a packed lunch & refreshments.

Dogs need to be on short leads LIVESTOCK ABOUT

Route: From the start point, it’s uphill all the way to Baslow Edge. Once we’ve got the ascent over with, we walk along Baslow Edge, Curbar Edge and Froggatt Edge before descending through Hay Wood to Grindleford.

Then it’s a nice riverside walk along the Derwent Valley Heritage Way through Froggatt and back to Calver Bridge.

Bridge Inn pub for drinks at the end.

Start Point Location: Park at Curbar Primary School. By All Saints Church Curbar in the layby off A623 Baslow Road near the Bridge Inn

You can park on other nearby streets if the lay-by is full.

Grid Reference: SK 247 744 - nearest postcode: S32 3YP    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs on short leads

Route: A circuit of the moors above Chatsworth starting at Baslow, follow the
river to Chatsworth House, up to the Stand, along the edges to the
Rabbit Warren and Park Gate Stone Circle, back across Beeley Moor
and Gibbet Moor, follow Heathy Lea Brook to Dobb Edge and Jubilee
Rock and back to Baslow.

Start Point Location: Baslow - Nether End, meet at the bus shelter. Pay and Display Car Park off Church Lane at the start point, there may also be some parking in side roads nearby.
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Grid Reference: SK 2582 7215 - nearest postcode: DE45 1SR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: I haven’t walked this for a while so this is a re-recce of the route
The route is from a chapter on Chatsworth Moors in a book of hand-drawn maps and routes, The South Yorkshire Moors by Christopher Goddard, available from Foothills. Route 21: Chatsworth Moors & House From Baslow page 136-7

Dogs on leads

Route: Starting at Low Bradfield the walk climbs to Dale Dyke reservoir before dropping down in front of the dam and then going along the side of the reservoir for a distance. The route then climbs up and across Ughill moor. The route then drops down before looping back towards Ughill. There are good views across the Dark Peak section of the National Park. The route then goes down wooded valleys before arriving at Damflask reservoir and a back to Low Bradfield. There are a few short road sections.

Start Point Location: Low Bradfield village car park (behind cricket ground/tennis courts/village hall) - The Sands off Fair House Lane (just below words Kirk Bridge on map) (signposted to a recycling centre from road).

Parking also available around the green

What3Words: plenty.lawn.sadly

Grid Reference: SK 2620 9200 - nearest postcode: S6 6LA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs on leads please

Route: From Bradwell we head up to Shatton Edge before descending to Abney, Bretton and lunch at Great Hucklow. A lot of it is on gravel paths so hopefully we might avoid some of the mud.

Start Point Location: Start Point Location: Bradwell. The corner of Town Lane and Main Road (B6049) by the triangular recreation ground.

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Parking is on the roadside in the village, please be courteous to local residents.

Grid Reference: SK17257 81455 - nearest postcode: S33 9JY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes:

Route: 7 to 14 March is national trust/ lottery week.
Buy a lottery ticket and bring along to enter Stainbrough castle.
Bring your NT membership if you are a member.

We walk through Wortley hall grounds and onto the Timberland trail carrying on through fields and woods to Stainbrough. When we arrive at the Wentworth/Stainbrough grounds we will visit the castle monument through the gardens. We will have lunch here as there is a cafe and toilets. More fields and woods to Crane moor and back to Wortley for drink in the pub.

A few undulations but nothing too difficult. Expect some mud.

Start Point Location: Park Avenue, near the Countess Tea Rooms and across the road from
Wortley Church. You should find a space on the lanes/roads down to Wortley Hall if parking area is full.

Grid Reference: SK 3080 9940 - nearest postcode: S35 7DR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Bring your National trust membership or a lottery ticket for Stainbrough castle entry.

Route: From Chatsworth house carpark (free up until 19th March)
Walking over bridge to Edensor straight through village and up the lane beyond. Descend to Bakewell station and along the Monsal Trail, then turning left uphill past Coombs farm and turning left for a short steep climb up through Manners Wood. Views across Chatsworth estate on gradual descent across Calton Pastures and through New Piece Wood to descend back to Edensor with option to visit cafe there or return straight to Chatsworth house car park.

Start Point Location: Chatsworth house stables by the horse near the car park. The car park at Chatsworthis free until 19th March.

Grid Reference: SK 2620 7030 - nearest postcode: DE45 1PP    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes:

Route: Starting from The Cross Scythes pub we head down the lane
passing the old Totley campus and head for the Sheffield
Country Way (SCW) path and head for Gillfield Wood. We then
walk along the main road for a short section passing the old
works then head up the hillside to the top of Totley Moor and
have a short stop at the trig.
heading across the moor we pick up the SCW again and head
for the Longshaw Estate, we'll call into the new visitor center
(toilets). then it's a walk through the grounds and head for
Burbage Edge, Burbage Moor and Houndkirk Road then head
for Blacka Hill and make our way down into Totley.

Start Point Location: Totley, Outside The Cross Scythes Public House, Baslow Road .
Please park considerately. Parking on Baslow Road opposite the Cross Scythes pub or on Totley Hall Lane opposite the pub.

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Grid Reference: SK 3069 7981 - nearest postcode: S17 4AE    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: One short ascent from the road to the top of Totley Moor.
A bit of road walking.
Please wear suitable clothing & footwear for this time of year.
Bring refreshments & a packed lunch.
Dogs on short leads please.
Drinks in the Cross Scythes pub afterwards.

Route: Route from fairholmes we follow the track and then ascend to wheel stones. We follow the path to back tor and lost lad. We cross the moor to Abbey brook and follow it down. We walk the east track back to fairholmes

Start Point Location: Fairholmes visitor centre, outside the toilets - (Pay & Display) £5/£6 for a full day at the visitor centre car park.
All the car parks are now pay and display.

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Grid Reference: SK 1726 8936 - nearest postcode: S33 0AQ (across lake)    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: NO DOGS.
Dress for rain!

Route: A steady walk from Low Bradfield up to High Bradfield, then across fields to Holdworth to Loxley common and then return up the valley by the river.

Start Point Location: Low Bradfield village car park (behind cricket ground/tennis courts/village hall) - The Sands off Fair House Lane (just below words Kirk Bridge on map) (signposted to a recycling centre from road).

Parking also available around the green

What3Words: plenty.lawn.sadly

Grid Reference: SK 2620 9200 - nearest postcode: S6 6LA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome on leads

Route: We leave the village via the church and head NE on to Hardrake Lane and up onto High Rake (not a steep ascent), We'll then descend to Black Harry Gate and pass one of the settlement ponds for Cavendish Mill. Then we head for and over Longstone Moor and drop down into Little Longstone and pick up the Monsal Trail for a short distance (Toll Bar House) then head N towards Rowland and across fields back to G Longstone.
Pub

Start Point Location: Outside White Lion Pub, Main St, Great Longstone, Bakewell DE45 1TA.
Roadside parking available around the village

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Grid Reference: SK 1997 7178 - nearest postcode: DE45 1TA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please wear suitable clothing & footwear for this time of year.
Bring refreshments & a packed lunch.
Dogs on short leads please.

Route: From Ashford in the Water we head to Bakewell and then it’s uphill to Over Haddon. We walk along Lathkill Dale before heading to Magpie Mine. Then it’s downhill back to Ashford in the Water and the pub

Toilets in Ashford in the Water and Over Haddon - please bring change for honesty boxes.

Start Point Location: In the middle of Ashford in the Water - outside the front of the Ashford Arms.
There is quite a bit of free on-road parking in the village.

Grid Reference: SK 1967 6976 - nearest postcode: DE45 1QB    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs on leads please

Route: Starting from Youlgrave carpark we walk on a fairly easy path to the pretty Lathkill Dale. Then a short steep climb, before returning to the Dale lower down and walking beside the fast flowing stream/river.

Start Point Location: Youlgreave - car park at Coldwell End (on the west side of Youlgrave on road to Middleton on RHS - follow blue P signs through village to parking).
It's at the end of the village 250m past the Farmyard Inn and by the allotments.
Toilets at start
Honesty box parking charge? Please bring change
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Grid Reference: SK20506405 - nearest postcode: DE45 1UY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs on leads please

Route:

Head out onto Froggatt Edge, Curbar Edge, Curbar Gap, Baslow Edge, Jack Flat Woods, Gardom’s Edge Woods, Gardom’s Edge (lunch), Wellington’s Monument, Eagle Stone, Curbar Gap, White Edge and back to the Grouse Inn.

Start Point Location: Outside the Grouse. Car parking on verges on A625 near the Grouse Inn
This area quickly becomes full, there is a National Trust car park a few hundred metres up the road.

Meet at the pub

Grid Reference: SK 25808 77851 - nearest postcode: S32 3ZJ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Bring lunch, snacks and refreshments.
Make sure you wear suitable clothing for this time of year.

Dogs on leads at all times

Route: Route Up to Mam nic. Along Rush up edge and onto the igloo path. Up to brown knoll via Ventilation shaft and then off path to Thunderbolt crash site on Horse hill tor. Back to path and to trig point via The Airspeed oxford site. Then to Jacob's ladder. Then follow south side of Kinder to Grindsbrook knoll. Over it and down to Edale

Start Point Location: Edale pay and display car park.
What3Words - ///divider.refuses.blip
post code S33 7ZP

Grid Reference: SK 1240 8534 - nearest postcode: S33 7ZQ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: NO DOGS
Recommend head torches
Some off path walking and possible bogs
The first crash site is a new one for me and only recently found out about it
Please leave phones on in case of bad weather and I need to contact early

Route: From Langsett Barn up to the top of the reservoir and then across to the Trans Pennine Trail. Follow the TPT to Penistone, then back passing over Hartcliffe Hill.

Start Point Location: Meet at Langsett Barn car park off the A616. Just above the spotty café but on the opposite side of the road.

If Langsett Barn car park is full there is a big layby 100m up the road.

Parking is free but it can get busy.

Grid Reference: SE 2105 0049 - nearest postcode: S36 4GY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs on leads at all times.

Route: Monyash, Cross Lane, Limestone Way, Mycock Lane,
Flagg Village, Town Head Farm, Chelmorton, Pennine
Bridleway, High Stoolane, Midshires Way, Pomeroy, High
Peak Trail, Huntmoor Butts (donkey sanctuary),
Blackwell Lane and back to Monyash.
Just one very short steep ascent from Chelmorton, the
rest of the day will be muddy fields. Dogs must be on
leads at all times.

Start Point Location: Monyash Village Green, in front of the cafe

Grid Reference: SK 1501 6656 - nearest postcode: DE45 1HE    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Bring a packed lunch and refreshments.
Wear suitable footwear and clothing for the time of year.

Dogs on leads at all times

Route: Follow track up little Crowden brook . Cross the river (hopefully!) and ascent up Meadow Clough to the crash site Across to Great Crowden Brook and up to Black Hill. Back via Tooleyshaw Moor

Start Point Location: Crowden car park off A628 Woodhead Pass Road.
Please note the car park does fill up quickly.

Grid Reference: SK 0725 9928 - nearest postcode: SK13 1HZ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: NO DOGS

Some off path walking and tussock grass. Likely to be boggy. Suggest bring gaiters. People may remember last time the river could not be crossed as it was too high. Recommend bring head torches. Please leave phones on in case of bad weather and I need to contact early

Route: From the car park we follow the Pennine Bridleway through Hayfield and climb gently to the start of the trespass route. We continue to climb with views of Kinder reservoir and the downfall in the distance. After a brief coffee we start the accent of William Clough crossing the stream multiple times, this is steep and rocky in places. At the top we head to Mill Hill (Ethel), and then head for Burnt Hill, and descend into the valley to re-join the
Pennine Bridleway. After lunch we pop up Lantern Pike to admire the views and then return to the start along the river.

Start Point Location: Sett valley car park, station Rd, Hayfield
Pay and display £7.50 for full day
you may find parking nearby in Hayfield

Meet by the toilets

Grid Reference: SK 03602 86931 - nearest postcode: SK22 2ES    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs on short leads

Route: Starting from Oughtibridge we will walk up through Coumes wood and by the Convent before walking on part of the Sheffield Country way to High Bradfield. Then it's up the hill to Spout House before heading to Oughtibridge to have drinks before the tractor run..
It will be probably dark for the last bit of the walk and we will be walking back on the road. Bring a torch or head torch if you have one.

We will go in one of the pubs before the Christmas tractors (about 80 of 'em) come through Oughtibridge scheduled for 5.30pm. It will be busy and dark. Bring some loose change for the charity buckets

You can come along for the walk if you don't wish to see the tractors.

Start Point Location: Oughtibridge, Millennium Green
Across from Joni’s cafe and
Church St, Oughtibridge, Sheffield S35 0FW

Park on nearby roads, langsett road south between the travellers pub and Jonis cafe on the one way usually has places (tractors go on this bit of the road too) You can also park on the hill towards the Pheasant pub, near the park or any of the side roads.

Grid Reference: SK306933 - nearest postcode: S35 0FW    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: The tractors come through Oughtbridge around 5.30pm.

Have a good lunch to keep you going till after 6pm.

Bring a head torch or torch if you have one for the last bit of the walk.
Expect some mud
Some road walking

Route: A few literary figures and loads of rocks - A wander up onto Stanage Edge and returning via Hathersage Moor and Padley Gorge.

Could be muddy in places

Start Point Location: Bus shelter by the public toilets on main road (A6187) in Hathersage.

Parking can be tricky in Hathersage. Station Approach has a few spaces and Dore Lane (going down to the viaduct) is usually good. Failing that, you can usually park in Outseats on Jagger's Lane. There is also a big pay and display next to the swimming pool on Oddfellows road.

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Grid Reference: SK 2301 8152 - nearest postcode: S32 1AA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: This is my first walk for the group so I’m hoping a few of you will turn up so I can get to know you!
We will stop for a lunch break and we’ll be back in plenty of time for you to get ready for the Xmas meal.

Route: From Rowsley we walk through Rowsley wood to Beeley. It's a climb up the hill to the top of the Chatsworth House estate and then down to the Christmas Market.
We will be having a longer lunch (maybe 45 to 60mins) at Chatsworth House so you will have time to have a quick look around the market or go to the stables cafe for drinks/toilets.
We will walk back by the river to Carlton Lees and onto the Derwent Heritage Way and calling for a drink in the pub at Rowsley.

Expect some mud. It could be slippery in places if we have had heavy rain.

Start Point Location: Free car park on Old Station Close (off Dale Road North - Rowsley)

You may also find on street parking near the mill

Grid Reference: SK 2584 6587 - nearest postcode: DE4 2EL    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please wear suitable clothing & footwear for this time of year.
Bring refreshments & a packed lunch.
Dog friendly - dogs on fixed leads please.

We will be taking a longer lunch break 45 to 60 mins, so that you have time to look around the market.

Enforcement officers in all the villages around Chatsworth House while the Xmas market is on. That is why I have changed the start point details from Baslow to Rowsley

Route: A nice undulating walk (nothing too steep) from Tideswell to Tideslow Rake and Great
Hucklow. We head back to Tideswell via Wardlow Mires and Litton Edge.

Start Point Location: Tideswell - Queen St (B6049) by the toilets (opposite Vanilla Kitchen Teashop). It is on the Buxton side of Tideswell.

Grid Reference: SK 1512 7557 - nearest postcode: SK17 8PF    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: We’ll head to a pub or tea shop at the end.

Dogs on leads please

Route: A section of the Sheffield Country walk (around the Sheffield boundary) along from Low Bradfield to Moscar and back.
The outward route is via Ughill Moors following a path along Stake Hill Road and then back along the Sheffield Country Walk route near Dale Dike Reservoir.

Start Point Location: Low Bradfield village car park (behind cricket ground/tennis courts/village hall) - The Sands off Fair House Lane (just below words Kirk Bridge on map) (signposted to a recycling centre from road).

What3Words: plenty.lawn.sadly

Grid Reference: SK 2620 9200 - nearest postcode: S6 6LA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There is a booklet - Sheffield Country Walk - produced by the Ramblers and Sheffield City Council. There should be free copies in the main Library.
I will bring some copies

Dogs on leads

Route: Monyash, Limestone Way, Fern Dale, Ricklow Quarry,
Lathkill Dale, Haddon Grove Farm, Green Lane, Magpie
Mine, Townend Farm, Flagg Village, Mycock Lane,
Limestone Way, Cross Lane and back to Monyash.

Start Point Location: Monyash Village Green, in front of the cafe

Grid Reference: SK 1501 6656 - nearest postcode: DE45 1HE    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs on leads

Bring a packed lunch and refreshments.
Wear suitable footwear and clothing for the time of year.

Route: This walk follows part of the Sheffield Round walk in reverse, going through Meersbrook Park, up to Graves park and then around to Dore station. We then take Eccleshall woods to the North and end up cutting through some quiet streets of Millhouses and Nether Edge to get back to the Broadfield. The paths are liable to be muddy in places
and there are a few steep stretches.

Start Point Location: There is street parking on Broadfield Close.

No loos I am afraid unless you want to sneak into the pub or into the nearby Heeley
baths.

Grid Reference: SK 34710 84620 - nearest postcode: S8 0XN    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There will be a brief break for a drink at the Rose Garden in Graves Park. The lunch spot is to be determined, depending on the speed of the group. We will drink at the end at the Broadfield.

Dogs welcome

Route: A steady walk up to Jughole Mine and then over to Bonsall where we will have a break, then drop down Clatterway to the Via Gellia, past the old mill pond & up through Slinter woods and on to Cromford. We will have lunch at Cromford Mill. Then we climb up Hearthstone Lane to Riber Castle. We then drop down to High Tor where, if you wish, you can walk along Giddy edge.

3 good climbs & slippery in places.

Start Point Location: Matlock Spa Road.
Side of Sainsburys Petrol station. Park free on the side of the road

W3W Pony.mango.dragons

Grid Reference: SK 2927 6036 - nearest postcode: DE4 3TA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes:

Route: Route Up Grindsbrook Clough. Kinder edge to Crookstone Moor. Out moor. Down to Hope Cross. Then across Jaggers clough, Edale YHA then Edale

Start Point Location: Edale pay and display car park. (Note that the station car park is only for users of the station.)
Cost of car park £6.80 - coins required or use pay by phone app
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Grid Reference: SK 1242 8529 - nearest postcode: S33 7ZP    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: No dogs

Route: Eyam, Town End, Riley Wood, Riley Greaves, New Road, Stoke, Goatscliff Farm, Grindleford, St Helen’s Church (coffee stop), Horse Hay Coppice, Spooner Lane, Froggatt, Froggatt Bridge, river path, New Bridge, Hare Knoll, Calver Sough, Calver Low, Calver Peak, Deep Rake, Black Harry Gate, Black Harry Lane, lane Head, Cavendish Mill, Burnt Heath, Housley, Tideswell Lane and back into Eyam.

This is an undulating walk, nothing too steep. Will be muddy along one part of the river walk (near Grindleford).
Toilets at start, coffee stop.

Start Point Location: Eyam Parish 'Free' car park on Hawkhill Road .Car Park: Follow the blue P car park signs to Eyam Parish 'Free' car park on Hawkhill Road just up the hill on right after the Pay and Display car park and toilets on right and the museum on left. Please note the back road sometimes used as a short-cut from Grindleford to Eyam (B6521 New Road) is permanently closed owing to subsidence so plan your journey accordingly (eg via Calver Sough). Donation box by the gate.
Toilets in the pay and display car park adjacent to the free one.

Grid Reference: SK 2166 7674 - nearest postcode: S32 5QQ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please wear suitable clothing & footwear for this time of year.
Bring refreshments & a packed lunch.

Dogs, need to be on short leads LIVESTOCK ABOUT

Route: We will take the Roman Road, then turn to Burbage Rocks to Fiddler’s Elbow down to Surprise view before making our way to Grindleford and back through Longshaw Estate.

Start Point Location: By car - the car free park is located adjoining the Fox House Inn on A6187 next to the closed toilets (please don’t use the pub car park). There are also spaces by the main road adjacent to Fox
House Inn or in the nearby National Trust Longshaw car park (not free). I made the start time 10:25 to fit in with the 272 bus We will wait for this bus due to reach Fox House at 1016. There is also Bus 65 – please check exact times.

Grid Reference: SK 2670 8030 - nearest postcode: S11 7TY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Wear adequate footwear. Please dress appropriately for this time of year. There are two steep descents and one steep ascent, so poles can help if you use them. Can be muddy. Please bring food and refreshments.
We will have a break around 1130 and lunch at a suitable spot!

Dogs on short leads please

Route: Monyash, Limestone Way, Fern Dale, Ricklow Quarry,
Lathkill Dale, Haddon Grove Farm, Green Lane, Magpie
Mine, Townend Farm, Flagg Village, Mycock Lane,
Limestone Way, Cross Lane and back to Monyash.

Start Point Location: Monyash Village Green, in front of the cafe

Grid Reference: SK 1501 6656 - nearest postcode: DE45 1HE    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs on leads

Bring a packed lunch and refreshments.
Wear suitable footwear and clothing for the time of year.

Route: Route. Follow track along Little Crowden Brook. Up meadow Clough to Crash site. Across to Great Crowden Brook and up to Black Hill. Back via Tooleyshaw Moor and Little Crowden Brook
Some off path walking. Tussock grass. River crossing which can be difficult

Start Point Location: Crowden car park off A628 Woodhead Pass Road.

SK7259928 post code SK13 1HZ

Grid Reference: SK 0725 9928 - nearest postcode: SK13 1HZ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: No dogs on this walk

Route: A section of the Sheffield Country walk (around the Sheffield boundary) from

Totley to Upper Burbage.
This can either be a shorter walk (4 or 6 miles) stopping at Fox House and
getting a bus back to Sheffield or a circular walk (10 miles).
The outward route is Moss Road, Totley Moor, Fox House and the path past
Burbage Rocks to Upper Burbage.
The return route is Higger Tor, Burbage Bridge, Fox House, Blacka Hill to
Totley.

Start Point Location: Totley, outside The Cross Scythes pub, Baslow Road.
There is usually abundant free parking on Totley Hall Road (turn left by the pub if you're coming up the hill). Please be courteous to local residents when parking vehicles.
At the Cross Scythes pub. There are bus stops nearby. There is parking on Totley Hall Lane.

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Grid Reference: SK 3071 7979 - nearest postcode: S17 4AE    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Bus Service (97, 218, 272) to Totley and (272) from Fox House back to
Sheffield for those who only want to do 4 or 6 miles.
There is a booklet - Sheffield Country Walk - produced by the Ramblers and
Sheffield City Council. There should be free copies in the main Library.
I will bring some copies

Route: This will be a joint walk with the Sheffield 20s and 30s Walking Group. We meet at Endcliffe Park Café (please arrive early if you’d like refreshments) to begin our wondrous walk of Sheffield’s western watercourses. We stroll through the park and into Porter Valley, where we will pass Shepherd Wheel, a working museum in a former water-powered grinding workshop, and Forge Dam, an old industrial millpond.

We ascend the valley to the Sheffield Rotary Club Viewpoint, from which landmarks over 50 miles away can be seen on a clear day. From there we cross Rud Hill and descend to Redmires Reservoirs, which were built to provide Sheffielders with clean drinking water following the cholera epidemic of 1832.

From the reservoirs we head to Wyming Brook Nature Reserve, with its babbling streams and mossy crags teeming with wildlife, and on to Rivelin Dams with their lush surrounding woodland. A saunter though Lodge Moor and Fulwood takes us back to Forge Dam (time for an ice cream at the café?), then we return to Endcliffe Park via Porter Valley, taking the path on the other side of the river this time.

This route includes a mixture of country roads, surfaced tracks and unsurfaced moorland paths. There are stiles and some steep gradients. Conditions underfoot can be muddy and wet, so sturdy footwear and suitable clothing are recommended. Please also bring a packed lunch.

Start Point Location: Endcliffe Park Cafe, The Glade, Sharrow Vale, Endcliffe, Sheffield
S10 3FQ

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Grid Reference: SK 32854 85861 - nearest postcode: S10 3FQ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: If you would like to attend please confirm by text to Sara 07905399225. Sara will then pass names and numbers on to the walk leaders. Note this number is not a contact number for the day of the walk.

There are a large number of bus services which stop at Endcliffe Park. Options include: 6, 65, 81, 82, 83, 88, 181, 272 Peak Link, 786. There is car parking available at Endcliffe Park and in the streets around it, but public transport is advised.

No dogs

Route: Following the old Roman road out of Hope village, a steady climb up to Hope Cross. (short break) Then left along the path towards Jaggers Clough, before taking a lunch break on the outskirts of Edale.
Heading out of Edale after lunch, following the track past Hollins Cross and skirting around Lose Hill for the return section back to Hope village.
There are several long but steady inclines throughout the walk, (note ascent) ….and a pub at the end, should you feel the need.

Start Point Location: Hope Primary School - Eccles Close, Hope. There is some on road parking on Eccles Close, and on Edale Road. NB: There are signs in the Estate discouraging you from parking.
There are toilet facilities in the main car park in Hope.

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Grid Reference: SK 1715 8371 - nearest postcode: S33 6RG    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There may be some parking by the roadside, close to the start point, however, if not, there is a pay and display car park on the main road through the village. (CAR PARK POST CODE S33 6SB).

Route: Starting with a steep up hill climb through the wood at Parwich we walk up to Mininglow Neolithic chamber. Then it's onto Harboro Rocks where you can opt to walk up to the trig point before heading back to Parwich for drinks in the Sycamore pub.
Some road walking in places
An undulating walk through fields with some tracks and roads.

Start Point Location: Car Park in Parwich village
Free carpark 100 yds from Sycamore pub.
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Grid Reference: SK 1895 5422 - nearest postcode: DE6 1QL    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes:

Route: We leave the village via the church and head NE on to Hardrake Lane and up onto High Rake (not a steep ascent), We'll then descend to Black Harry Gate and pass one of the settlement ponds for Cavendish Mill. Then we head for and over Longstone Moor and drop down into Little Longstone and pick up the Monsal Trail for a short distance (Toll Bar House) then head N towards Rowland and across fields back to G Longstone.
Pub

Start Point Location: Outside White Lion Pub, Main St, Great Longstone, Bakewell DE45 1TA.
Roadside parking available around the village

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Grid Reference: SK 1997 7178 - nearest postcode: DE45 1TA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please wear suitable clothing & footwear for this time of year.
Bring refreshments & a packed lunch.
Dogs on short leads please.

Route:
We leave the village via the church and head NE on to Hardrake Lane and up onto High Rake (not a steep ascent), We'll then descend to Black Harry Gate and pass one of the settlement ponds for Cavendish Mill. Then we head for and over Longstone Moor and drop down into Little Longstone and pick up the Monsal Trail for a short distance (Toll Bar House) then head N towards Rowland and across fields back to G Longstone.
Pub

Start Point Location: Outside White Lion Pub, Main St, Great Longstone, Bakewell DE45 1TA.
Roadside parking available around the village

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Grid Reference: SK 1997 7178 - nearest postcode: DE45 1TA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please wear suitable clothing & footwear for this time of year.
Bring refreshments & a packed lunch.
Dogs on short leads please.

Route: Starting at Whaley Bridge we walk towards Lyme Park where we walk past the lantern building on outskirts before we get to the park. We follow the Gritstone trail and go by the river on the Goyt way to New Mills and the Millennium Bridge. Its an easy walk back to Whaley Bridge along the canal.

Start Point Location: Canal Wharf Car Park, Tom Brads Croft, Hockerley, Whaley Bridge, High Peak.
The Car Park is opposite the railway station signed off the A5004, has 50 spaces and is free. Road parking is also possible on the main road.
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Grid Reference: SK 01238 81567 - nearest postcode: SK237LX    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Its Whaley Wharf Weekend with music story tellers and craft stalls 10am -6pm.

There's a good second hand book shop upstairs in the wharf building. They sell hot drinks too if you fancy a drink before the walk. Get there early if you do.
Toilets on the Main Street near the train station.

Route: Hathersage Pay n Display car park, along the B6001, along the river, Greenwood Farm, Surprise View (Coffee Stop), Millstone Edge, Over Owler Tor, Winyards Nick, Sheepfold, across Callow Bank, Stanage Edge Trig Point, Stanage Edge, North Lees, Bronte Cottage, Baulk Lane and back into Hathersage.

Start Point Location: Pay and Display Car Park, Oddfellows Road, Hathersage (opposite Hathersage outdoor swimming pool). Car park charge £6. Plenty of free road side parking (if early).

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Grid Reference: SK 2315 8138 - nearest postcode: S32 1DU    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please sign up early, this will help if details change at short notice and you can be notified asap
Please wear suitable clothing & footwear for this time of year.
Bring refreshments & a packed lunch.
Dogs on short leads please.

Route: A section of the Sheffield Country walk (around the Sheffield boundary)

from Coal Aston to Totley and then back to Coal Aston via an alternative route.
This can either be a linear walk (5 miles) stopping at Totley or a circular walk (10 miles).

The route from Coal Aston is via Dronfield Woodhouse and Mickley.

Start Point Location: At the Chequers Inn. The 44 Bus stops nearby. There is parking just off Eckington Road in Coal Aston or at the pub.

Grid Reference: SK360796 - nearest postcode: S18 3DG    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There is a booklet - Sheffield Country Walk - produced by the /Ramblers and Sheffield City Council. There should be free copies in the main Library.
I will bring some copies

No dogs

Route: Head out onto Froggatt Edge, Curbar Edge, Curbar Gap, Baslow
Edge, Jack Flat Woods, Gardom’s Edge Woods, Gardom’s Edge
(lunch), Wellington’s Monument, Eagle Stone, Curbar Gap, White
Edge, White Edge Moor, White Edge Lodge and back to the Grouse
Inn.

Start Point Location: Park in the lay-by and meet at the pub

Lay-By below The Grouse Inn on the A625. Off road parking, please take care this can be a very busy road.

Use the lay-by or the National Trust car park down the road. NB: Car Park is pay and display or free to National Trust members.

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Grid Reference: SK 258 778 - nearest postcode: S32 3TZ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs on short leads please

Route: We head out of the village via The Limestone Way till we get to Fern
Dale where we head down the dale and into Lathkill Dale. We then
head up the side of the dale towards Ricklow Quarry & keep high until
we come to Mill Dale where we head down & join Lathkill Dale. We now
head for Alport, at this point we will be walking on the pavement for a
short distance & cross the road heading up the side of the hill towards
Baltic Wood. We will then head to Over Haddon where we’ll have a
short stop and then head down back into Lathkill Dale and head back
to Monyash where beer awaits at reasonable prices in The Bulls Head.
Come along and enjoy a day out :-)

Start Point Location: Monyash Village Green, in front of the cafe and pub.

We need to be setting off at 10am please be ready – village green.

Grid Reference: SK 1501 6656 - nearest postcode: DE45 1HE    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Just a couple of short accents on route.
Toilets in Over Haddon or any large bush/tree on route

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