Route: A lovely outing following the ever-changing River Wye from Ashford in the Water through Monsal Dale to one of Derbyshire's best known viewpoints.
Ashford in the Water - Monsal Head - Monsal Dale - Lees Bottom - White Lodge - Great Shacklow Wood - return in time to head to Great Longstone for the Christmas meal for those going.

Start Point Location: Ashford-in-the-Water Car Park – Court Lane (behind Church).
The car park requires a donation – free parking available along the road in front of the church and around the village
- Grid Reference: SK 1944 6978 - nearest postcode: DE45 1QG    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: The ground is rough and rocky in places and most likely to be muddy. Take care on Limestone at various points throughout the walk.
Toilets at the start of the walk at Ashford–in-the-Water Car Park.
Please allow enough time for parking / toilets etc. as I would like a prompt start at 12:30pm to allow a definite return by 4:00pm. We will have one short coffee break on the walk.

Route: The walk starts and finishes at Tideswell. The five dales are Tansley, Cressbrook, Water-cum-Jolly, Miller’s and Tideswell.

Along the route the path is partly overgrown in places and the surface of the path is uneven, slippery and steep in parts. There are several fairly steep ascents.

Start Point Location: The meeting point is at the front of St. John the Baptist Church, Tideswell (postcode SK17 8LF). On street parking is available in the village of Tideswell
- Grid Reference: SK 1523 7573 - nearest postcode: SK17 8LG    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Maximum of 20 on walk.
There are no toilets en route.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: A relatively easy and invigorating walk along the gritstone edges of North East Derbyshire.

From the Grouse Inn we walk along Froggatt and Curbar Edges, through Curbar Gap and up along White Edge, through Longshaw back to the Grouse for a well deserved pint.

The ground may be muddy and slippery in places so please wear/carry suitable clothing and footwear for all conditions.

Start Point Location: The layby just below The Grouse Inn on A625 .

Free parking in lay by just below the Grouse or, if full, pay and display at Haywood Car Park nearby Grid Reference SK255777. NB. Haywood Car Park is National Trust owned therefore free to NT members - Grid Reference: SK 2581 7785 - nearest postcode: S32 3ZJ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk leaders will not wait.
Numbers limited to 25. Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.
Whilst you are welcome to join the walk, please let me know when texting if you are not currently a Ramblers member.

Well behaved dogs welcome but on short leads please. Please note dogs must be kept on the lead at ALL times.

Route: Starting the walk up through open countryside, ascending to good views of the city, on though Parkhead and then on to both sides of Ecclesall Woods, where there should be some lovely autumn colours. Returning via Limb Valley with one steep climb.

Start Point Location: Meet next to the Forge Dam cafe. On street parking on Brookhouse Hill or Whiteley Road, Fulwood
- Grid Reference: SK 3031 8495 - nearest postcode: S10 4GL    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: 120 bus (via Broomhill) or 83A bus (via Ecclesall Rd) to Fulwood, get off at the bottom of Crimicar Lane, then walk down Brookhouse Hill.

Toilets at Forge Dam also at Ecclesall Woods discovery centre.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: A pleasant walk, although we do start with a climb out of Baslow onto the Edges.
We first climb out of Baslow onto the edges, we then pass the Wellington Monument and make our way to Birchen Edge where we will pass Nelson’s Three Ships. From the Robin Hood we make our way along Dobb Edge to the Hunting Tower and the top of the cascade. We then make our way back through Chatsworth 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

- Grid Reference: SK 2582 7215 - nearest postcode: DE45 1SR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There can be a very muddy patch before Birchen Edge.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: A fairly challenging walk with a few short but steep ascents but on a good day we will be rewarded with superb views. A varied route with fields, woods, paths and tracks, some road walking and several stiles.

Starting at Low Bradfield we climb across fields to High Bradfield to enjoy the views and then descend back to Low Bradfield where we enjoy a short coffee stop. We then climb back out of Low Bradfield in the opposite direction and ascend to Dungworth via Broom Vale and Toon Hill where we rest for lunch. Back down through fields to Damflask reservoir and a steady walk along the shore back to Low Bradfield.

The ground is rough and rocky in places and is very muddy and slippery so please ensure you have suitable footwear.

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, sign posted to a recycling centre from road. The car park is free and there is also free limited roadside parking in the village
- Grid Reference: SK 2626 9204 - nearest postcode: S6 6LA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: TM Travel numbers 61 and 62 buses both go to Low Bradfield.
Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk leaders will not wait.
Numbers limited to 25. Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.
Whilst you are welcome to join the walk, please let me know when texting if you are not currently a Ramblers member.

Well behaved dogs welcome but on short leads please. Please note dogs must be kept on the lead at ALL times.

Route: The route is mainly on good paths, however there are a couple of areas of rocky ground and one very short, steep descent.

Start Point Location: Longshaw Estate Car Park is off the Owler Bar Road (A6187). National Trust members can park for free and there may be some off road parking near the Fox House pub which is on the corner a short walk away
- Grid Reference: SK 2667 8005 - nearest postcode: S11 7TZ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: A moderate walk with breathtaking views across Derwent Valley, taking in sights of some fabulous peaks such as Lose Hill, Back Tor and Mam Tor while ascending from Ladybower through Wooler Knoll to Win Hill.

There are some steep lanes and paths to climb but the effort is well worth it for the views.

The ground is rough and rocky in places and can be muddy and slippery if wet so please ensure you have suitable footwear.

Start Point Location: Heatherdene pay and display car park on A6013 at Ladybower. The car park is located close to the junction of the A57 and the A6013. If coming from the A57 the car park is on your left after the bridge. If coming from Bamford the car park is on your right just before the bridge. Free but limited parking on the A6013. Ample free parking on the road to Thornhill off the A6013, but allow 10 mins walk to start point - Grid Reference: SK 2024 8594 - nearest postcode: S33 0BY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk leaders will not wait.
Numbers limited to 25. Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.
Whilst you are welcome to join the walk, please let me know when texting if you are not currently a Ramblers member.

Well behaved dogs welcome but on short leads please. Please note dogs must be kept on the lead at ALL times.

Route: Starting from Nether End we enter Chatsworth Park and ascend the hill towards Stand Wood and the Hunting Tower. We descend to follow the path alongside the Derwent up to the old mill then cross open parkland to Edensor, returning via Queen Mary’s Bower.

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

- Grid Reference: SK 2582 7215 - nearest postcode: DE45 1SR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Toilets at start, at Chatsworth House and at Edensor.
Devonshire Arms or Café on the Green to finish.
Public transport - 218 bus at 9:00 from Sheffield Interchange.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: Starting in the historic village of Wentworth we walk through fields to neighbouring Scholes and from there up through a nature reserve to the famous local folly of Keppels Column.

Beautiful woodland walking through Scholes Coppice then takes us along part of the Rotherham Round Walk and over fields to Dog Kennel Pond where we stop for lunch. After lunch we then continue up to and across the front of Wentworth Woodhouse itself and back to the village where we enjoy refreshments at the George and Dragon.

Easy walking along paths and through fields and woodland but the ground is uneven in places and can be muddy and slippery if wet so please ensure you have suitable footwear.

Start Point Location: Wentworth Garden Centre car park, Hague Lane, Wentworth. From Rotherham direction on B6090 (Cortworth Lane), Hague Lane is on left just before Wentworth village. Please park in the limestone bays at the far top right hand side of the car park closest to grassed area near the new exit. 
Please do not park in the tarmac bays for customers near the Garden Centre entrance.
- Grid Reference: SK 39007 97670 - nearest postcode: S62 7TF    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk Leaders will not wait.

Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.

Whilst you are welcome to join the walk, please let me know when texting if you are not currently a Ramblers member.

Well behaved dogs welcome but on short leads please.

Route: This walk has two parts, you can join the first part or both if you wish. Joining the second part only is not allowed owing to planning reasons.

PART 1 (4.6 miles): After starting from Hope car park, we will ascend the Win Hill Via Twitchill Farm, then we will cross Parkin Clough -Thornhill Carrs - Aston- Hope Car Park.

PART 2 (9.4 miles): Hope car park, crossing the field of Hope (Peakshole Water) - Castleton - Cave Dale - Windy Knoll - Mar Tor - Hollins Cross - Loss Hill - Hope Car Park.

Start Point Location: Hope Pay and Display car park is in centre of Hope on A6187 to Castleton nr pedestrian crossing (cost £5 ish per day). Meet on corner of the car park near toilets.
If you arrive early enough there is usually some free roadside parking available in Hope - Grid Reference: SK 171834 - nearest postcode: S33 6RS    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Leader will not respond to your sign up message but if there is an update he will txt you back.

Toilets available at start point.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: A varied walk with through the meadows and moors around Hathersage. From Hathersage we walk towards Bole Hill wood before heading to North Lees Hall. Walking on access land we follow the path to Car head rocks and past Mitchell farm before returning to Hathersage.
An undulating walk with some short climbs and descents but great views depending on weather.
The ground can be rough, muddy and slippery in places, particularly if wet. Conditions can change quickly and our path can be exposed so please wear/carry suitable clothing for all conditions.

Start Point Location: Car Park, Oddfellows Rd,Hathersage (opposite the Hathersage outdoor swimming pool)
Plenty of road side parking - if early - Grid Reference: SK 2315 8138 - nearest postcode: S32 1DU    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk Leaders will not wait.



Whilst you are welcome to join the walk, please let me know when texting if you are not currently a Ramblers member.

Well behaved dogs welcome but on short leads please. Please note dogs must be kept on the lead at ALL times

Route: A short walk around Whirlow taking in the farm, etc. We head uphill and across Ringinglow Road and return via a bit of the Limb Valley and past Whirlowbrook Hall. We will be back well before dark. Drinkies at the Dore Moor Inn.

Start Point Location: Turning Circle on Ecclesall Rd South near the entrance to Whirlowbrook Hall.

There is parking on the road. From Sheffield, head out on Ecclesall Rd. Stay on Ecclesall Rd South at the traffic lights, ignoring the turn off to Abbey Lane. The start point is on the right, just past the turn off for Whirlowdale Rd. There is a bus stop just before it - Grid Reference: SK 3107 8267 - nearest postcode: S11 9QD    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Getting dark earlier so we need to make a prompt start please. This walk is as easy as last week as the nights are drawing in faster now.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please .... Woof !

Route: Leaving Hartington we pass fields through to the Raikes farm then take paths and tracks to Narrowdale. Skirting Narrowdale Hill, and through a farm we head for the dramatic Wolfscote Dale. Here we cross the River Dove and follow it along the dale before turning on to Biggin Dale. This is a very pretty dry dale which we follow to a track that leads us back to Hartington. With good pubs & cafes at the end, also a very fine cheese shop to boot.

There are a couple of small ascents with a longish, gradual one up Biggin dale.

Start Point Location: Outside the Charles Cotton Hotel in Hartington village centre - Grid Reference: SK 1279 6039 - nearest postcode: SK17 0AL    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There is pay and display parking in the village or alternative free parking where you can (please park considerately).

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: From Bolsover Castle we walk down hill through the Village of Carr Vale, through open countryside to the ruined Mansion Hall of Sutton Scarsdale and village. Mostly flat with one easy to moderate climb at the end. Leisurely easy walking.

Start Point Location: Meet outside the pillar of rock pub (next to castle), Bolsover
- Grid Reference: SK 4724 7055 - nearest postcode: S44 6PP    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Parking - There are 5 car parks all in close proximity of the castle all are free

Toilets at start.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: An even shorter trot around Totley followed by a pint at The Cross Scythes, which is a pub.

Start Point Location: Totley, outside The Cross Scythes pub, Baslow Road - Grid Reference: SK 3071 7979 - nearest postcode: S17 4AE    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There is parking down the side roads nearby.

Getting dark earlier so we need to make a prompt start please. This walk is even easier than last week as the nights are drawing in faster now.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please... Woof

Route: A relatively easy and invigorating walk along the gritstone edges of North East Derbyshire.

From the Grouse Inn we walk along Froggatt and Curbar Edges, through Curbar Gap and up along White Edge, through Longshaw back to the Grouse for a well deserved pint.

The ground may be muddy and slippery in places so please wear/carry suitable clothing and footwear for all conditions.

Start Point Location: The layby just below The Grouse Inn on A625 .

Free parking in lay by just below the Grouse or, if full, pay and display at Haywood Car Park nearby Grid Reference SK255777

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

Notes: Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk Leaders will not wait.
Numbers limited to 25. Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.
Whilst you are welcome to join the walk, please let me know when texting if you are not currently a Ramblers member.

Well behaved dogs welcome but on SHORT LEADS please. Please note your dog must be on the lead throughout the whole walk. No exceptions to this rule.

Route: A short trot around Beauchief and Ecclesall Woods followed by a pint at The Waggon and Horses, which is a pub.

Start Point Location: Car Park on Abbeydale Rd near Ecclesall Woods. This is the car park on left hand side just before Abbey Lane as you are heading out of town - Grid Reference: SK 3290 8240 - nearest postcode: S7 2QT    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There is lots of free on-road parking adjacent to the car park.

Getting dark earlier so we need to make a prompt start please. This walk is very easy...

Dogs welcome, on short leads please... Woof

Route: A quick bimble around Houndskirk, Porter Clough and Clough Lane followed by beer, and all that.

Start Point Location: Free parking opposite the Norfolk Arms at Ringinglow, further parking is available at the side of Lady Canning's Plantation just off Sheephill Road

- Grid Reference: SK 291 837 - nearest postcode: S11 7TS    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: As the nights are certainly drawing in now, we will need to set off promptly.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: The walk begins along the deserted flanks of Rud Hill above the Redmires Reservoirs, and then loops back through the mixed woodlands above the neighbouring Rivelin Valley. Starting at the junction of Brown Hills Lane / Soughley Lane, we ascend Rud Hill and then descend towards the reservoirs, eventually proceeding along the roadway at the edge of the westernmost reservoir. We then climb again adjacent to Brown Edge, before descending towards Head Stone Bank. We then ascend the side of the valley to Ash Cabin Flat before descending to the car park near the start point.
Along the route the path is partly overgrown in places and the surface of the path is uneven and steep in parts. There are several fairly steep ascents.

Start Point Location: We meet at the junction of Brown Hills Lane / Soughley Lane. There is space to park at the side of the road. Alternatively, use the free Wyming Brook Nature Reserve car park on Redmires Road, approximately 250m west of its junction with Soughley Lane
- Grid Reference: SK 2715 8558 - nearest postcode: S10 4QX    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: NB: NUMBERS RESTRICTED TO 20.... please book early to avoid disappointment.

There are no toilets en route.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: Along the Wyming Brook Drive track to Rivelin Brook, upstream then over Head Stone Bank and follow the conduit, with nice views, to Redmires reservoirs. Around all three reservoirs and back to the start.

Start Point Location: Wyming Brook Nature Reserve car park, Redmires Rd - Grid Reference: SK 2689 8582 - nearest postcode: S10 4QX (not that close, check map)    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There are no realistic public transport options, the best is a bus followed by a one mile walk - the No. 51 bus runs every 10 minutes from Church St. / High St. in Sheffield center to the last stop, Lodge Moor / Redmires Road terminus (journey time is 30 minutes), followed by a one mile walk to the start.
Return - a mile walk, or a lift, then buses to Sheffield center running every 20 or 30 minutes. www.travelsouthyorkshire.com.

Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: Leave the car park, go over the bridge following the path round the Ladybower reservoir to Hagg water bridge, up to Post Hagg farm, then along Hagg side, then dropping back down to the reservoir and back to the car park.

Start Point Location: Heatherdene pay and display car park on A6013 at Ladybower. The car park is located close to the junction of the A57 and the A6013. If coming from the A57 the car park is on your left after the bridge. If coming from Bamford the car park is on your right just before the bridge. Free but limited parking on the A6013. Ample free parking on the road to Thornhill off the A6013, but allow 10 mins walk to start point - Grid Reference: SK 2024 8594 - nearest postcode: S33 0BY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

There are toilets at start of walk.

Chance for refreshments at the Ladybower inn

Route: From Fox House, past the Longshaw visitor center (toilets available) then though the estate grounds towards White Edge Lodge, across some of White Edge Moor to Lady’s Cross (what is IR 1618 & MB?). Cross the road to Totley Moor and the trig point for all round views, Wimble Holme Hill, Blacka Hill and return to Fox House in the setting sun.
Hopefully the heather will be in good flower.

Start Point Location: By car - the car park (free) is located adjoining the Fox House Inn on A6187. Please park near the road before the closed public toilets and not in the pub's car park spaces. However, if the Fox House car park is very busy, there are also spaces by the main road

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

Notes: Public transport: Check times on www.travelsouthyorkshire.com.
The No 65 bus should leave Sheffield Interchange 17:35 & arrive at Fox House 17:59. The No. 271 bus should leave Sheffield Interchange at 17:46 & arrive at 18:25. Return buses to Sheffield leave Fox House at 21:51, or 23:51.

Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: A moderate walk with breathtaking views across Derwent Valley, taking in sights of some fabulous peaks such as Lose Hill, Back Tor and Mam Tor while ascending from Ladybower through Wooler Knoll to Win Hill.

There are some steep lanes and paths to climb but the effort is well worth it for the views.

The ground is rough and rocky in places and can be muddy and slippery if wet so please ensure you have suitable footwear.

Start Point Location: Heatherdene pay and display car park on A6013 at Ladybower. The car park is located close to the junction of the A57 and the A6013. If coming from the A57 the car park is on your left after the bridge. If coming from Bamford the car park is on your right just before the bridge. Free but limited parking on the A6013. Ample free parking on the road to Thornhill off the A6013, but allow 10 mins walk to start point - Grid Reference: SK 2024 8594 - nearest postcode: S33 0BY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk leaders will not wait.
Numbers limited to 25. Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.
Whilst you are welcome to join the walk, please let me know when texting if you are not currently a Ramblers member.

Well behaved dogs welcome but on short leads please. Please note dogs must be kept on the lead at ALL times.

Route: Rotherham Metro Group are re-launching their Rotherham Ring Route next Friday, 27th July from the Holy Trinity Church, Wentworth (SK384981, postcode S62 7TW).

Car parking is available at the rear of the Wentworth Garden Centre’s car park. (Postcode S62 7TF)

Lord David Blunkett, the SYNED President, has agreed to attend, as has the Mayor of Rotherham.

Following the Launch at 10:30 am there will be a 3.7 miles walk starting at 11am from the Church to Keppel's Column, which is Section 9 of the Ring Route. There is also the option to take the circular route back to Wentworth (3.7 miles) or use the free transport back to Wentworth, socialising afterwards at the George & Dragon.

Start Point Location: Holy Trinity Church, Wentworth (SK384981, postcode S62 7TW).

Note - car parking is about 500 metres from the start point at the church - Grid Reference: SK 3841 9814 - nearest postcode: S62 7TW    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Car parking is available at the rear of the Wentworth Garden Centre’s car park. (Postcode S62 7TF)

Route: We enter Graves Park & pass the long horn cattle and sheep. Walk round Norton Park passing the tennis courts etc, then to Cobnar woods, and then follow the stream up to the cricket ground through to Summerhouse woods down to the lakes and back to St James church.

Start Point Location: Meet next to the Monument outside the gates to St James Church, Norton, on Norton Church Road - Grid Reference: SK 3593 8210 - nearest postcode: S8 8GZ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Roadside parking available on Norton Church Road.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: A leisurely walk from Poolsbrook park through the villages of Brimington Common, Calow and Duckmanton. Mostly flat with one moderate climb.

Start Point Location: Poolsbrook Country Park car park, Staveley. Turn off the A6192 into Meadows Drive then Pavilion Drive. Meet near the cafe, plenty of free parking - Grid Reference: SK 4348 7362 - nearest postcode: S43 3LS    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Cafe and Toilets at start.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: Out from Edale centre past the Nags Head pub. We tackle a Grade 1 scramble up Grindsbrook Clough, then walk along the ridge (from where on a clear day we will enjoy great views) to Ringing Roger and follow a rocky, slightly tricky descent back into the village.

Ukscrambles.com describes Grindsbrook Clough ascent as a fairly easy grade 1 scramble, manageable as long as you have a good level of stamina, agility and fitness so we suggest you bear this in mind. Appropriate footwear etc required.

Start Point Location: Meet at NT Penny Pot Cafe, just down from Edale train station car park and near the main Pay and Display car park. If you are getting the train from Sheffield it is due into Edale at 10.48 am, approx £8.20 return. Car park charge approx £5.50. - Grid Reference: SK 1226 8532 - nearest postcode: S33 7ZA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: No toilets en route, only at start. Bring a packed lunch.

At the end of the walk we will have two pubs to choose from while waiting (recovering?) for return train home.

Dogs welcome as long as able to cope with scramble and on short lead at all times.

Route: Through Fox Hagg, Blackbrook Wood & down to the River Rivelin. Up the other side of the valley near The Lawns farm then Rivelin Rough woods. Across the Rivelin Dam and all the way up Wyming Brook. Back to the start along the Redmires Conduit.

Start Point Location: Car park is through gap in wall on the left just past the Sportsman Pub (opposite house on right and before the wood on left) as you head along Redmires Road from Lodge Moor towards Redmires reservoir. Go under height restriction across entrance, passing the recycling point. Please do not park in the Sportsman car park. Car park not suitable for high vehicles - Grid Reference: SK 2815 8615       - nearest postcode: S10 4LJ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Public transport: Check times on www.travelsouthyorkshire.com
The No. 51 bus runs every 10 minutes from Church St. / High St. in Sheffield center to the last stop, Lodge Moor / Redmires Road terminus (journey time is 30 minutes), then a 300 meter walk to the start.
Return buses to Sheffield center every 20 or 30 minutes.

Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: We leave Fox House to go through Longshaw estate winding away down to and along Burbage Brook. Crossing moorland to the A6187, gradually climbing up Millstone Edge with lovely views over Hathersage, Mam Tor & Lose Hill. Continuing on to Higger Tor then Carl Wark, following the paths back to Fox House for a refreshing drink.

Start Point Location: By car - the car park (free) is located adjoining the Fox House Inn on A6187. Please park near the road before the closed public toilets and not in the pub's car park spaces. However, if the Fox House car park is very busy, there are also spaces by the main road
- Grid Reference: SK 2670 8030 - nearest postcode: S11 7TY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Expect the walk to finish at approx 1pm.

Route: Get your detective hats on for this murder mystery. From the car park we head up woodland tracks through Wheata Woods into Prior Royd to Birley Edge Great views of the city and surrounding countryside with clues along the way to help you solve this crime. Heading into Beeley Wood, Great Hollins Wood and back to Grenoside.

Start Point Location: Grenoside Community Centre Car Park off Main Street, Grenoside, Sheffield. Roadside parking also available - Grid Reference: SK 3322 9387 - nearest postcode: S35 8PR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Unfortunately there are no toilets on route until the pub at the end. The route may be muddy in places.
Dress up (as a detective, crime investigator etc., if you wish).
Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk Leaders will not wait.

Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: We walk along the riverside towards Chatsworth House then over the hill to Edensor Village. Then we have a steady climb up the track and lane to Ballcross Farm, enjoying extensive views along the way. A pleasant walk then follows through fields at Calton pastures leading us back to the start point. Lunch at the end of the walk for those who wish to stay.
We aim to finish around 1pm in good time for those planning to watch England’s World Cup quarter final tie at 3pm

Start Point Location: Calton Lees car park (£3 charge on entry). Free parking is scarce in this area. The car park is situated next to Chatsworth Garden Centre, just off the B6012 between Edensor and Beeley - Grid Reference: SK 2590 6860 - nearest postcode: DE4 2NX    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Toilets available at start. Well behaved dogs kept on short leads held by considerate owners welcome. (There are likely to be cows with calves in fields on Calton Pastures)
Please let me know if you are bringing a dog.
Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk Leaders will not wait.
Bring lunch if you wish to join us at the end of the walk
Pubs and café at Baslow. Café at the garden centre
Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.

Route: A pleasant evening walk through wooded valleys leading to open moorland with extensive views over Ramsley Moor and Big Moor. On route we will discover Barbrook Stone Circle and 3 Companion Stone Sculptures, pass Barbrook Reservoir and the Old Ramsley Reservoir (now a nature reserve). Hopefully there will be a few sightings of deer over the moors.

Start Point Location: Shillito Woods free car park, situated on Fox Lane, Dronfield.
- Grid Reference: SK 2949 7497 - nearest postcode: S18 7WG    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: From Fox House, past the Longshaw visitor center (toilets available) then though the estate grounds, take in the views from Tumbling Hill. Down through Hay Wood towards Grindleford then along the River Derwent, on to Padley Chapel. Up the steep mining ramp to Bole Hill Quarry (disused since 1914), down to Padley Gorge/ Burbage Brook then up to the Longshaw pond and back to Fox House.

Start Point Location: By car - the car park (free) is located adjoining the Fox House Inn on A6187. Please park near the road before the closed public toilets and not in the pub's car park spaces. However, if the Fox House car park is very busy, there are also spaces by the main road

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

Notes: Public transport: Check times on www.travelsouthyorkshire.com.
The No 65 bus should leave Sheffield Interchange at 17:35 & arrive at Fox House 17:59. The No. 271 bus should leave Sheffield Interchange at 17:46 & arrive at 18:25. Return buses to Sheffield leave Fox House at 21:51, or 23:51.
For a brief history about Bole Hill Quarry and Padley Chapel see http://places.wishful-thinking.org.uk/DBY/NetherPadley/BoleHillAJ.html photos at http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1933272

Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: After leaving the car park a short road walk, passing a stone re: Grouse & Trout pub. On reaching a gate we walk along a conduit bank to cross moorland, dropping down to a stream parallel with the A57. Walking through woods next to the stream we reach a bridge taking the wide bridal way to the Rivelin Reservoirs. We then walk up the dramatic Wyming Brook seeing pools & waterfalls over rocks & woodland. Reaching stepping stones to cross back to the car park.

Start Point Location: Car park at Wyming Brook farm at top of Wyming Brook Drive - Grid Reference: SK 2689 8582 - nearest postcode: S10 4QX (not that close, check map)    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: From the visitor center at Castleton, we head up and along to Hollinscross, then up to Mam tor, through windy knoll, then following the path to join the lime stone way, dropping back down into Castleton.

Start Point Location: Castleton visitor centre. Pay and display car park £5 or Peak Cavern (devils arse) car park £4. Little free parking in Castleton
- Grid Reference: SK 1491 8299 - nearest postcode: S33 8WN    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Plenty of places for refreshments at the end of the walk.

Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: This is a short circular walk over Win Hill and back by the side of Ladybower.
Starting from Heatherdene pay and display carpark, near the Ladybower Dam, we head up Parkin Clough to ascend Win Hill. Then traverse along the ridge before dropping down through the woods. We then skirt around Win Hill back to the Dam.
A short walk for those with things to do Saturday in addition to walking.

Start Point Location: Heatherdene pay and display car park on A6013 at Ladybower. The car park is located close to the junction of the A57 and the A6013. If coming from the A57 the car park is on your left after the bridge. If coming from Bamford the car park is on your right just before the bridge. Free but limited parking on the A6013. Ample free parking on the road to Thornhill off the A6013, but allow 10 mins walk to start point - Grid Reference: SK 2024 8594 - nearest postcode: S33 0BY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Parkin Clough is a steep ascent at the beginning. The remainder is easy going.
There are toilets at the start/end of the walk, in the Car Park

Dogs yrs, on short leads please.

Route: Start outside The Cross Scythes pub Totley, walk down to the cricket ground, then up past some Totley Tunnel air shafts up to Wimble Holme Hill and Blacka Moor for nice views.

Return through the woods to Blacka Dike, Avenue Farm, the cricket ground and The Cross Scythes.

Start Point Location: On street parking is available approximately 300m along Totley Hall Lane, please park considerately.
Public transport: Check times on www.travelsouthyorkshire.com. The No. 97 bus should leave Sheffield High St. at 17:33 (arrive at The Cross Scythes at 18:11), the No. 218 bus should leave Sheffield Interchange at 17:45 (arrive 18:20). Return buses are hourly.

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

Notes: Dogs - yes, on short leads please.

Route: A relatively easy and invigorating walk along the gritstone edges of North East Derbyshire.

From the Grouse Inn we walk along Froggatt and Curbar Edges, through Curbar Gap and up along White Edge, through Longshaw back to the Grouse for a well deserved pint.

Start Point Location: The layby just below The Grouse Inn on A625
- Grid Reference: SK 25808 77851 - nearest postcode: S32 3ZJ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Free parking is available in lay by just below the Grouse Inn or, if full, pay and display at Haywood Car Park nearby. NB: This is a National Trust car park therefore free to NT members.

Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk Leaders will not wait.
Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.
Whilst you are welcome to join the walk, please let me know when texting if you are not currently a Ramblers member.

Well behaved dogs welcome but on SHORT LEADS please. Please note your dog must be on the lead throughout the whole walk. No exceptions to this rule.

Route: Up the road a short way and onto the Houndskirk Road for a short way then left to Burbage and Padley Gorge and Longshaw. Drinkies at Fox House.

Start Point Location: By car - the car park (free) is located adjoining the Fox House Inn on A6187. Please park near the road before the closed public toilets and not in the pub's car park spaces. However, if the Fox House car park is very busy, there are also spaces by the main road

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

Notes: Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: Starting at Hell Bank we head towards the Hunting Tower and enjoy magnificent views of Chatsworth and the Flower Show. We then drop down to Chatsworth House and walk along the river skirting the Show perimeter. We then climb up to Beeley Hilltop and return via Hell Bank.
The show opens officially on the 6th, the next day, so hopefully we will get a good preview.

Start Point Location: There is no Postcode for this location the nearest is DE4 2NQ. The Parking is where Chesterfield Road meets Beeley lane on a sharp corner (approx 1.4 miles up Chesterfield Road from Beeley) plenty of parking in layby & on roadside
- Grid Reference: SK 2868 6806 - nearest postcode: DE4 2NQ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs, yes, on short leads please.

Route: Starting at The Ford, Ridgeway we follow the Sheffield Country walk along the River Moss through Twelve Acre Wood, Cadman Wood and Ince Piece Wood passing Seldom Seen Engine House. A gradual climb (not steep at all) up Lady Ida's Drive takes us to Bramley through farm buildings and past the 'guard goose'.We then head down to the Mill Ponds through Birley Hay and back to The Ford.

Start Point Location: Free car park at the Ford (unsigned) entrance by the side of The Bridge Inn. S12 3YD

- Grid Reference: SK 4026 8038 - nearest postcode: S12 3YD    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: All dogs very welcome.

Route: From Hathersage we head out past the charming 17th century Hazleford Hall and climb steeply to reach and cross Eyam Moor. Arriving at the top we then descend to Stoke Ford where we stop for lunch.

We then follow the path along a moorland slope to enter Highlow Wood which leads us to lanes and the main road back to Hathersage.

There are some steep lanes and paths to climb at the beginning of the walk but the effort is well worth it for the views.

The ground is rough and rocky in places and can be muddy and slippery if wet so please ensure you have suitable footwear.

Start Point Location: Car Park, Oddfellows Rd,Hathersage (opposite the Hathersage outdoor swimming pool)
Plenty of road side parking - if early - Grid Reference: SK 2315 8138 - nearest postcode: S32 1DU    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk Leaders will not wait.
Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.
Whilst you are welcome to join the walk, please let me know when texting if you are not currently a Ramblers member.
Well behaved dogs welcome but on short leads please. Please note dogs must be kept on the lead at ALL times.

Route: Start at Whirlow Bridge on Ecclesall Road South. Go up the Limb Brook a short way, see some bluebells then up for views over Sheffield. Cross Ringinglow Road, down to Forge Dam in the Porter
Valley, upstream and near the alpaca farm. Take a left up to The Norfolk Arms at Ringinglow (maybe a short stop if time allows) then down the Limb Valley, through Whirlowbrook Hall gardens and back to the start.

Start Point Location: Whirlow Bridge, off Ecclesall Road South - Grid Reference: SK 3107 8267 - nearest postcode: S11 9QD    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Free street parking on the crescent, Ecclesall Road South, between Whirlowdale Road, B6375, and Limb Lane. If the crescent is full go 150m towards Whirlowbrook Hall and use the first free car park.
Public transport – various bus numbers from the center of Sheffield or the Interchange, use the Journey Planner www.travelsouthyorkshire.com and search from ‘Sheffield Centre, South Yorkshire’ to ‘Whirlow, Ecclesall Road South/Limb Lane’. Jjourney time between 30 and 40 mins

Route: From the bottom reservoir at Linacre to Ashgate and Old Brampton followed by a quick circuit of the reservoirs. A pint in The Peacock Inn just outside Cutthorpe.

Start Point Location: Linacre reservoirs are located down a short track on the left about a mile west of the village of Cutthorpe on the B6050. There are three car parks and we are starting from the bottom one, which can often have an ice-cream van although I ain't promisin' nuthin'. It's pay and display but only about £1.50, from memory
- Grid Reference: SK 3362 7271 - nearest postcode: S42 7JW    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs yes, on short leads please... Woof

Gorgeous dog walking country. Bring a gorgeous dog.

Route: Up Bar Rd in Baslow, to Eagle Stone (near Wellington monument), along Curbar Edge then start of Froggatt Edge, drop down through woods, cross A625 at Chequers Inn, on down to east side of river Derwent, lunch spot by Weir, just before pub turn left up Road to old phone box in Curbar village, back to Baslow through fields/along old Gorsebank Lane.
Note: In terms of suitable fitness levels please note there are 2 fairly steep ascents and may still be muddy getting down to river so please be advised to wear appropriate boots.

Start Point Location: Baslow Car Park entrance by sweet shop. If this busy car park full please allow enough time to find on street parking. - Grid Reference: SK258721 - nearest postcode: DE45 1SR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Bring a packed lunch. Pubs and coffee shops in Baslow as end of walk optional.

Dogs must be on short leads and well behaved. If not, will not be permitted on walk.

Route: Start by the river, half a mile from the Malin Bridge tram stop, then work our way up towards Crookes for skyline views of the moors over Stannington and perhaps some evening sun, there are a few steep climbs on the way. On through Clough Field Equestrian Centre (dogs on short leads please) then Bell Hagg and down to the River Rivelin. Follow the river downstream back to the start.

Start Point Location: The Walkley Bank Tilt car park has an inconspicuous entrance on the A6101 Rivelin Valley Road, the car park is 500m from the end of Rivelin Valley Road / 650m from the Malin Bridge tram stop. Parking is free and there is also free street parking on Rivelin Valley Road
- Grid Reference: SK 3245 8884 - nearest postcode: S6 5FY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Public transport – catch public transport to Malin Bridge followed by a 650 meter stroll to the start.
The Blue tram line runs from the city centre to Malin Bridge every 10 minutes, journey time is 20 minutes.
The No 81/ 82 bus runs from Angel Street through Malin Bridge, to Stannington, every 10 minutes, and journey time is 15 to 20 minutes.
Dogs yes, on short leads at all times please.

Route: From Edale it is a steady climb up Harden Clough to Mam Nick and
then along Rushup Edge before taking the path back down towards to
Dale Edge. We then wander across fields to Upper Booth before
joining the Pennine Way back to Edale.

Start Point Location: Edale, Pay and Display car park near the toilets. Charge is £5.25 for the day. Cash only, they don't take cards. Consider car sharing with other members.
Note that the station car park is only for users of the station - Grid Reference: SK 1240 8534 - nearest postcode: S33 7ZQ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Toilets at car park. Even though the ground has dried up considerably there are still some very muddy sections from Dale Edge to Upper Booth so gaiters are advisable.
Dogs yes, on short leads please. There are sheep and lambs in some of the fields.

Route: We will take a gentle walk through open access land to Rother Valley Park where we will take a stroll round the two lakes and then along by the river and up through the woods to Elmwood Farm Pub for refreshments.

Start Point Location: Meet across the road (A57 Chesterfield Road) from Elmwood Farm Pub, in the cul de sac - Grid Reference: SK 4467 8438 - nearest postcode: S20 1AH    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please park on roadside and not in Pub car park.

Toilets in Rother Valley Park.

Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: We leave Peak Forest in a northerly direction, going through farmland where we approach and view an old mining area.
From there we go over moorland to take in an early view of Hope Valley and Mam Tor. Winnats Pass is the next dramatic experience as we walk the full length down to Castleton (lunch break and a chance of getting a proper cup of tea). Leave via Cave Dale, a tricky climb if wet as we know. At the top we cross undulating grassy moorland through to the Limestone Way and down to Peak Forest via treelined Oxlow Rake.

Start Point Location: Parking with consideration in the village along Church Lane, meet at the junction of Church Lane & Old Dam Lane - Grid Reference: SK 1153 7963 - nearest postcode: SK17 8EN    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Castleton has toilets.

Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: A circular walk from Fairholmes to the ‘castle in the clouds’ in the lost valley of Alport, said to be the largest landslip in the UK. Breathtaking scenery and on a good day stunning views.

Leaving the car park we climb steeply through woodland and fields to a gently ascending good wide track which takes us eventually to Alport Castles Farm. We then climb VERY steeply and sharply across the ancient landslide debris to Alports ‘castle in the clouds’.

A lunch stop, time to explore the ‘castles’ and it’s then steadily downward across the moorland ridge on a paved footpath across Rowlee pasture which towards its end turns into softer ground. Finally a very sharp descent through woodland and back to the car park.

Start Point Location: No mobile signal at Fairholmes - please let me know in good time if you subsequently find you are unable to make it.
Fairholmes visitor centre -seating area near the toilets. Pay and display car park at Fairholmes (c£4.70 a day). Alternatively if you arrive early enough, there is free parking at Derwent Overlook, which is on the right hand side before Fairholmes Visitor Centre. Please do not just park anywhere as you may get a parking ticket. - Grid Reference: SK 1726 8936 - nearest postcode: S33 0AQ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: PLEASE READ AND TAKE NOTE: Although not a long walk this route is very difficult and demanding. There are steep and sharp ascents and descents and the ground is wet, muddy and very slippery underfoot. Please ensure you are capable of undertaking the walk and that you wear/carry suitable clothing and footwear.

Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk Leaders will not wait.
Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.
Whilst you are welcome to join the walk, please let me know when texting if you are not currently a Ramblers member.

Sorry, this walk is not suitable for dogs.

Route: Up from the Station Approach through to Hay Wood and on to Froggatt Edge, continuing along Curbar Edge, down to Curbar / Calver and returning along the Derwent Valley way.

Mainly easy walking, some short steep and uneven ascents / descents.

Start Point Location: Park on the road leading to the station (not in railway station or café designated areas) and meet outside the café. NB: There has been recent changes to the parking on Station Approach and there are now meters in place charging £2 for the day, the meters are planned to be 'card only'.

Train from Sheffield train station at 9:14 towards Manchester, arrives Grindleford 9:28.
Bus (High Peak no.65) Sheffield Interchange 8:45 via Hunters Bar (8:55) Grindleford village 9:16
- Grid Reference: SK 2512 7877 - nearest postcode: S32 2HY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: See email sent 29 March from Sheffield 40s Walking Group.

There will be a short walk following the presentation, the route is TBC and will start following the presentation although will no doubt take in the Great Ridge above Castleton.

Start Point Location: Castleton visitor centre. Pay and display car park £5 or Peak Cavern (devils arse) car park £4. Little free parking in Castleton
- Grid Reference: SK 1491 8299 - nearest postcode: S33 8WN    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: You may be aware that SYNED has made a donation of £10,000 (from our legacy) to the Mend Our Mountains campaign, specifically to be spent on repairing the Great Ridge, between Loose Hill and Mam Tor.

A formal handover of the cheque will take place on Friday, 6th April. We will be meeting at the Visitor Information Centre, Castleton, at 11.00am, then walk towards the Great Ridge for a photo opportunity (we may not go up onto the ridge if a good photo opportunity presents itself looking towards the Great Ridge).

Route: The Roman Ridge (or Rig) is Rotherham’s famous Celtic relic, a system of tracks radiating from Greasbrough along which iron ore was conveyed to furnaces. Starting in Wentworth village this walk takes us through fields, woods and along footpaths through parts of the Roman Ridge route passing through the historic Wentworth estate and its attractive surroundings.

A moderate walk but the ground will be wet, muddy and slippery in places so please wear/carry suitable clothing and footwear for all conditions.

Start Point Location: Wentworth Garden Centre car park, Hague Lane, Wentworth. From Rotherham direction on B6090 (Cortworth Lane), Hague Lane is on left just before Wentworth village. Please park in the limestone bays at the far top right hand side of the car park closest to grassed area near the new exit. 
Please do not park in the tarmac bays for customers near the Garden Centre entrance.
- Grid Reference: SK 39007 97670 - nearest postcode: S62 7TF    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk Leaders will not wait.
Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.
Whilst you are welcome to join the walk, please let me know when texting if you are not currently a Ramblers member.
Well behaved dogs welcome but on SHORT LEADS please. Please note your dog must be on the lead throughout the whole walk. No exceptions to this rule.

Route: An interesting walk to explore the country and views either side of the M1. This walk takes in fields, woods, reservoirs, farms and villages. Starting from the village of Harthill (not Hartington), we go south via Harthill reservoir through woods and fields to see Barlborough Hall in the distance, then we go over the M1. We head then towards Spinkhill via the impressive Park Hall farm up to Westhorpe on the edge of Killamarsh. From there we pass some fishing ponds and woods to go under the M1 this time, to eventually make it back to Harthill.

Start Point Location: car park on Woodall Lane nr. the Bluebell pub - Grid Reference: SK4915480618 - nearest postcode: S26 7YQ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Sorry but no toilets on route, unless you want to run up to Woodall services, as we do pass within 200 yds of it.

Dogs need to be on short leads, as we do pass paddocks with horses and a donkey.

Route: Up from the Station Approach through to Hay Wood and on to Froggatt Edge, continuing along Curbar Edge, down to Curbar / Calver and returning along the Derwent Valley way.

Mainly easy walking, some short steep and uneven ascents / descents.

Start Point Location: Park on the road leading to the station (not in railway station or café designated areas) and meet outside the café. NB: There has been recent changes to the parking on Station Approach and there are now meters in place charging £2 for the day, the meters are planned to be 'card only'.

- Grid Reference: SK 2512 7877 - nearest postcode: S32 2HY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: We leave Foolow via the south road for a short time, proceeding onto open gently rising ground. Turning right we head to the southern point of the village of Wardlow, after a short road walk we venture to the edge of Cressbrook dale. There is a steep grassy partly stepped descent into the dale where we now head north/east along to the top of the dale to Wardlow Mires. Care to be taken here as we cross the busy A623 road, then head north to Grindlow via Silly Dale, then back to Foolow.

Start Point Location: Outside the Bulls Head in Foolow, just across from the village green. - Grid Reference: SK 1915 7680 - nearest postcode: S32 5QR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Free roadside parking in the village, please be considerate to residents.

Dogs yes, on short leads please.

Route: From Rowsley we climb steadily up to Nine Ladies stone circle, via Congreave then over the top to Birchover for a pint in the Red Lion. Back to Rowsley via Stanton Woodhouse.

Start Point Location: On the road outside Caudwell's Mill, Rowsley
- Grid Reference: SK 2555 6579 - nearest postcode: DE4 2EB    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There is a steady climb on the way out, short climb after lunch then steady descent.

Free parking on the road and a pay and display car park.

Dogs yes, on short leads please. In Keef's words... Grr grr woof woof. Woof :-)

Route: From Fox House down to Toads Mouth, up to Carl Wark Fort, Higger Tor, Fiddler’s Elbow, Upper Burbage Bridge, return to Fox House on the Sheffield Country Walk footpath. There are two steep climbs in the first half of the walk.

Start Point Location: Fox House, on the pavement near the bus stop
- Grid Reference: SK 2669 8028 - nearest postcode: S11 7TY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Saturday public service, check times on www.travelsouthyorkshire.com.
The 272 bus should leave Sheffield Interchange at 09:45 and arrive 10:20 at Fox House. Return buses once per hour.
Parking in the car park (free) located adjoining the Fox House Inn on A6187. Please park near the road before the closed public toilets and not in the pub's car park spaces, however, if the Fox House car park is very busy there is also parking by the side of the main road and parking available 300 meters along Owler Bar Road in the Longshaw Estate Visitor Centre National Trust car park which is free if an NT member (bring your NT membership card to scan in the ticket machine) or £4.00 all day if not an NT member.
Toilets around the back of the Longshaw Estate Visitor Centre café.

Route: A fairly challenging walk with a few short but steep ascents but on a good day we will be rewarded with superb views. A varied route with fields, woods, paths and tracks, some road walking and several stiles.

Starting at Low Bradfield we climb across fields to High Bradfield to enjoy the views and then descend back to Low Bradfield where we enjoy a short coffee stop. We then climb back out of Low Bradfield in the opposite direction and ascend to Dungworth via Broom Vale and Toon Hill where we rest for lunch. Back down through fields to Damflask reservoir and a steady walk along the shore back to Low Bradfield.

The ground is rough and rocky in places and is very muddy and slippery so please ensure you have suitable footwear.

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) (sign posted to a recycling centre from road) - Grid Reference: SK 2626 9204 - nearest postcode: S6 6LA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: The start point car park is free and there is also free limited roadside parking in the village.

TM Travel numbers 61 and 62 buses both go to Low Bradfield.

Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk Leaders will not wait.
Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.
Whilst you are welcome to join the walk, please let me know when texting if you are not currently a Ramblers member.

Well behaved dogs welcome but on short leads please. Please note your dog must be on the lead throughout the whole walk, no exceptions to this rule.