Route: From the village we climb out of the village onto Harewood Moor, and head towards hell bank, Hob Hurst's House and cross East moor. We return to Holymoorside via Upper Loads and Nether Loads

Start Point Location: Bulls Head, New Rd, Holymoorside, Chesterfield. Plenty of on street parking available, around or near The Bulls Head. Please park considerately and please do not park in pub car park. - Grid Reference: SK 3388 6929 - nearest postcode: S42 7EW    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Waterproof boots are recommended.

Route: From Ashford, we walk roughly north to Little Longstone, then up onto
Longstone Edge. We then take the Monsal Trail to Bakewell and back
along the river for beer, cake and other loveliness.

Start Point Location: Outside the Ashford Arms on Fennel Street in Ashford in the Water.

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: There is on-road parking in the village. We will be going past the toilets
on the way out of the village. We get the climb out of the way early and
then it’s more or less flat.
Please note: this walk is dog friendly.

Route: From The Grouse Inn we'll be heading for Froggatt Edge. Once on the edge we walk half way along then take a path up onto White Edge and the trig point, this is the place where we will most likely find a Haggis or two. Then it's across White Edge and drop down to the Curbar Gap car park, coffee & snack van is usually here. After a short coffee break we head out onto Baslow Edge, at the end of the edge we head down the road and pick up the path running below Baslow Edge and towards Curbar village. We then take the path below Curbar Edge and head down into Froggatt village and onto Grindleford village. We then head up the hill through Hay Wood and back to the Grouse inn for beers.

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 note the early start.
Young Haggis have no legs just feathers, these should be easy to catch and are the ones that are blown down from Scotland in high winds at this time of year.
Toilets at Grindleford church or behind any wall, bush or tree. Please do not disturb the locals.
Yes - Dogs welcome, but on short leads - be aware the walk crosses several fields that usually have grazing stock and weary Haggis .
Usual terms & conditions apply - no animals knowingly harmed on this walk - we operate a catch & release program - kilts worn with care.
Drinks in The Grouse Inn afterwards.
There is another walking group starting from the same point - hence the earlier start. Please note parking maybe an issue

Route: From Litton we head to Tideswell before heading to Tideslow Rake
walking past the old mine. On to Great Hucklow, Silly Dale, Peter’s
Stone and Tansley Dale, before arriving back at Litton. A varied walk
through fields and dales with a few stiles. Some lane walking at the
start with lovely views on the rake, if the weather is good. Could be
muddy underfoot.

Start Point Location: Litton Village Green, by The Red Lion Inn, on the small road adjacent to Church Lane. - Grid Reference: SK 163 752 - nearest postcode: SK17 8QU    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please note this walk may be muddy at times.
If this is your first walk with the group please let me know in your text
message.
Well behaved dog are welcome on short leads. There may be animals in the fields.

Route: From Hathersage we walk along the River Derwent, before climbing gently through fields and woods towards Grindleford station onto, Bole Hill. We cross the road to Millstone Edge and then Higger Tor before walking along the top of Stanage Edge. The route back is via North Lees Hall and Baulk Lane.

+ grading - there is a small amount of easy scrambling around the Millstone Edge area.

Dogs on short leads please.

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:

Route: From Hathersage, we follow the Derwent downstream to Froggatt then back via Eyam and Eyam Moor. A bit of climbing in the afternoon but overall it’s a fairly easy walk. Or we may do it the other way round to get the climb out of the way, first thing.

Start Point Location: Hathersage Main Road by the public toilets A6187. Opposite the SPAR - Grid Reference: SK 2307 8155 - nearest postcode: S32 1AA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Please note: This walk is dog friendly.
There is parking in the main Hathersage car park by the pool, off Oddfellows Road. There is also limited free parking on Station Road.

Route: Starting at the White lion, then along the Monsal trail to Water Cum Jolly, then Cressbrook dale to Wardlow then Black Harrys gate. Down Roughside then back via Longstone edge.

Start Point Location: Outside White Lion Pub, Main St, Great Longstone, Bakewell DE45 1TA. Roadside parking available around the village - Grid Reference: SK 1997 7178 - nearest postcode: DE45 1TA    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.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: Starting from The Miners Standard we head up to Wins Tor, cross Bonsall Moor and on towards Dunsley Springs. We then head up through Slayley and into Bonsall. We then follow The Limestone Way back to Winster.

Start Point Location: Park in free car park opposite The Miners Standard Pub
- Grid Reference: SK 2378 6023 - nearest postcode: DE4 2DR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: An undulating walk around and above Dale Dyke reservoir and Ughill Moor which on a good day offers plenty of viewpoints to admire stunning panoramas across the South Yorkshire and Derbyshire Peak District. A varied route with fields, woods, paths, tracks and several stiles.

From Low Bradfield we follow the footpath along the top side of Dale Dyke to Brogging at the edge of Strines reservoir and then head steeply up to Boots Folly where we enjoy a stunning outlook over both reservoirs.

Our route then takes us along Sugworth Edge, through the grounds of Sugworth Hall, on to and around Lodge Moor and across Ughill Moor heading back down towards the opposite side of Dale Dyke. A pleasant walk along the riverside path takes us back to Low Bradfield for a well earned drink in the Plough.

The ground is rough and rocky in places and may be 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.
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: Shillito wood car park - Ramsley moor - Greaves piece – Totley moor – White Edge lodge – Barbrook and back to Shillito.

Start Point Location: Shillito Wood free car park, situated on Fox Lane, Dronfield
- Grid Reference: SK 2949 7497 - nearest postcode: S18 7WG (check map - this is nearest postcode)    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: The ground is rough and rocky in places and most likely muddy.
Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: A varied walk through meadows and woodland. Leaving from Glen Howe park we walk to Carr house meadows then onto More hall and Broomhead reservoirs, steep ascent to Bolsterstone and then drop down to Ewden valley. Walking onto Brightholmlee and Swinnock Hall before returning back to Glen Howe.
Drinks in the new Bradfield Brewery pub, the Wharncliffe arms.

Start Point Location: Car park for Glen Howe park, Storth lane, Wharncliffe Side. Car park is on the right hand side as you come up Storth Lane
- Grid Reference: SK 2962 9428 - nearest postcode: S35 0DW    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

I will not text back unless there are any problems.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: Cromford canal then we join the midshires way onto watergate farm, then onto home farm through to nether park farm dropping down to Ambergate, then joining the canal path back to Cromford.

Start Point Location: Cromford Wharf, meet outside the cafe. Car Parking is pay and display - Grid Reference: SK 2997 5706 - nearest postcode: DE4 3RQ (it's not that near - check map)    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: On route we have a publc house and cafe. Plenty of cafes and pubs at the end of the walk.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: From Lumsdale we head through the woods towards Tansley and across to Riber for a break and take in the views. Drop down to Matlock Bath to join Lovers Walk. We then go up past the Heights of Abraham passing through Matlock Park. Finally returning to Lumsdale where we pass through the ruins of Arkwight's Mill and then on to the falls.

Start Point Location: Highfield's School, Upper Lumsdale, Matlock.

As you travel from Chesterfield on the A632 towards Matlock, you'll start to drop into Matlock after you've gone up a long hill. There's Matlock Golf Club on your right as you descend downwards. Just after that there's a slight dip in the road and you take your first left. Fifty yards on the right you'll come to Highfield's School.

From Matlock head out on the A632 to Chesterfield, past The Duke Wellington pub and the school is on your right.

Parking on the roadside is free - Grid Reference: SK 3121 6120 - nearest postcode: DE4 5NA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Digs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: A pleasant walk from Holmsfield with surprising panoramic views. Starting from Holmsfield we follow a bridle path down Black Car Lumb, crossing Highlightly Lane, through Doll Meadow wood to Rumbling Street. On to Oxton Rakes, through Grange Wood, Moor Hall and Meak Field Wood. We then pass Unthank Hall, go over Eweford bridge and up to Horsley Gate (1st gate), Lydgate (2nd gate) and then Fanshaw Gate (3rd gate). Then through Gillfield Wood and follow Totley Brook until we join the Shefield Country Walk back to Holmsfield.

Start Point Location: Free car park side of cemetery, drive down side of Angel Inn, off B6054 - Grid Reference: SK 3201 7772 - nearest postcode: S18 7XA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: No toilets.

Drinks in Angel pub.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: An urban linear hike taking in 3 peaks and 3 pubs between Sheffield station and Meadowhall Interchange. The route follows the Sheaf and Don before the steep climb up to Parkwood Springs to get great views of Sheffield. We then drop down into mediaeval Pitsmoor for our first refresher at The Bay Horse Inn. We continue the walk through urban parks and ancient woodland before we ascend Wincobank Hill, walk through the Iron Age fort and descend for our second refresher at the Wincobank. With Hill Top in view before us we descend to Blackburn brook to cross the M1 on the Modernist masterpiece of Droppingwell Bridge and ascend through scrubby edgelands to Hill Top and the abandoned trig point on Blackburn Moor before we take our third refresher in the Hilltop Hotel. It’s downhill all the way from there over edgelands of capped landfill, past derelict factories and pallet yards to cross the railway line and walk back along the canal to Meadowhall Interchange and catch a train back to Sheffield Station. Final refreshers can be taken at the Sheffield Tap.

Start Point Location: Meet in Sheaf Square in front of Sheffield Station. Sunday car parking in Sheffield is £1(?) a day or you can park for free on South St and Norfolk Rd. Many bus routes go nearby and cycle parking is available at the station
- Grid Reference: SK 3577 8690 - nearest postcode: S1 2BP    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Toilets on platform 6 at the station, at the pubs and at Meadowhall Interchange.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: Halloween Costume Walk!

From Foolow it’s Grindlow, Great Hucklow, Windmill, High Rake, Tideswell Rake, Tideswell, Litton, Tansley Dale, Cressbrook Dale, Wardlow Mires ( the Three Stags Head if it’s open), Brosterfield Farm and back to Foolow.
Scare locals at any given opportunity, put the willies up yourselves, just come along for a fun day out, you never know, we may get stopped by the police again…………….

Start Point Location: Foolow Village Green by the duck pond. Please park where you can in the village.
If we have time we maybe able to dunk a witch or two in the pond.
The headless coach arrives in Foolow at 9.15 please don’t get on it - Grid Reference: SK 191 768 - nearest postcode: S32 5QR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: If you bring a dog why not dress it up too? (don’t just pick up any old dog, it must be yours or a friends).
If you suffer from schizophrenia bring your other self (you know who you are).

Toilets in Tideswell
Drinks in The Bulls Head Inn afterwards.

Dogs YES, BUT need to be on short leads

Route: From the car park we walk up Marsden Clough. Pick up the pennine way to Black hill. Across to Holme Moss via Swordfish crash site, northern edge to Ramsden Clough, down via quarry and back via Holme to car park.

Start Point Location: Digley Reservoir car park - Grid Reference: SE 10971 06733 - nearest postcode: HD9 2RX    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Sorry, no dogs.

Route: From Cutthroat Bridge car park we head up hill to the wheel stones onto Derwent Edge and onto Back Tor and Lost Lad then descending. Heading back via Briery Side to Ladybower. After a short walk a steep climb up Grindle Clough and a steady descent via grouse butts back to Cutthroat Bridge.

Start Point Location: Layby just to the east of Cutthroat Bridge on A57 - 1 mile east (Sheffield side) of Ladybower Inn - Grid Reference: SK 2167 8742 - nearest postcode: S33 0AX    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There are no toilets on this walk until we get to the pub after the walk. The route may be muddy due to the recent rain.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: Initially we head towards Foolow then Housley, we climb on to Longstone Moor and then down to Longstone Edge. We then pass Deep Rake before descending down to the River Derwent at Calver. Then we follow the river to Frogatt and then climb the hill to the closed road that leads to Eyam and a well earned pint.

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 and toilets on right and the museum on left. This car park is normally free but a small charity charge (£2 (?)) at the gate.
Please note the back road sometimes used as a short-cut from Grindleford to Eyam (B6521 New Road) is often closed owing to subsidence so plan your journey accordingly (eg via Calver Sough) - Grid Reference: SK 2166 7674 - nearest postcode: S32 5QQ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: I will not reply to your text unless there is a problem.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: Starting in the village of Bolsterstone, walk down past the west end of Broomhead Reservoir before climbing past the site of Broomhead Hall and onto Broomhead Moor. We will have a short diversion to visit the Ewden stone circle. Then on up the shooting track before a short stretch across the Moor to meet up with Duke's Road. Back east along Duke's Road and down past the Canyards SSSI. The walk then does a loop around Broomhead and Ewden Reservoirs before climbing back to Bolsterstone.

Start Point Location: Bolsterstone, meet outside the Village Hall.

Parking is best on Stone Moor Road, near the public toilets - Grid Reference: SK 27100 96770 - nearest postcode: S36 3ZF    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Sorry, no dogs - We will be on grouse moors.

Route: A gentle amble through the beautiful Beresford and Wolfscote Dales to Mill Dale where we will stop for a cuppa. Then head south and cross the River Dove to climb Hall Dale, eventually leading to Alstonfield where we will stop for lunch. Then proceed north from Alstonfield through Narrowdale and retrace our steps up Beresford Dale back to Hartington for a well deserved pint. There are some lovely views on this walk and hopefully there’ll be some lovely Autumn colours too!

Start Point Location: Outside the Charles Cotton Hotel in Hartington village centre. There is a pay and display car park in Hartington (£6.20 for all day); otherwise there are parking spaces in the village – please remember to park considerately! - Grid Reference: SK 1279 6039 - nearest postcode: SK17 0AL    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Toilets at start of walk, and at Mill Dale. A couple of fairly steep (but not long) climbs up Hall Dale and again up to Alstonfield. There are a few limestone rocks in Hall Dale which may be slippery after rain, so care is needed.
Dogs welcome on short leads – there are lots of sheep and cattle in this area.

Route: To celebrate 12 years and counting of the Sheffield 40s Walking Group, we will follow the first recognised walk the group ever completed. Starting at Hope, we will follow the river Noe, through Backside Wood, on to Jaggers Clough easy scrambling up the Clough to the South edge of Kinder. Along the edge to Ringing Rodger. Down to Edale. Across the vale and up to Hollins cross. Along the ridge to Lose Hill, then down to Hope.

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

Notes: Toilets by the Car Park in Hope.

We will be going for a well earned drink in The Old Hall afterwards.
I expect the walk to finish by 5pm.

Sorry, no dogs.

Route: An undulating walk around and above Dale Dyke Reservoir and Ughill Moor which on a good day offers plenty of viewpoints to admire stunning panoramas across the South Yorkshire and Derbyshire Peak District. A varied route with fields, woods, paths, tracks and several stiles.

From Low Bradfield we walk along the riverside and head up on to and across Ughill Moor and around Lodge Moor. Our route then passes Sugworth Hall and Strines Tower where we enjoy a stunning outlook over Strines and Dale Dyke reservoirs.

We then drop steeply down and head back towards Low Bradfield on the opposite side of Dale Dyke again with tremendous views over the reservoir.

The ground is rough and rocky in places and may be 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.
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: We head up from the car park and on to Mam Tor (views) and then head down the ridge to Hollins Cross where we take the path past Mam Farm, along the broken road, on to Knowlegates Farm and then pass by Speedwell Cavern on the path heading towards Castleton. Not long after Speedwell we head up the gorge and on to the top of Long Cliff - this isn't a scramble but you will be using your hands to get up the gorge (short-sharp climb) Please do not let this put you off - the views are fantastic on the top & I've led the group up here for the past two years. We will stop here for coffee & the views (the hidden gem 1 ).

We now head along the top towards Winnats Head Farm & Windy Knoll then cross the road & head up the lane passing Rowter Farm & head for the Limestone Way, crossing Old Moor and heading for hidden gem 2 ( a trig with an 8 seater bench all around it ). Lunch stop & views.

After lunch we head over access land to pick up the path back to the Limestone Way and head back towards Oxlow House/Windy Knoll & back to Mam Nick and our cars.

Start Point Location: Mam Nick car park, a couple of miles further on from Castleton if traveling from Sheffield area.

The car park is free for National Trust Members, otherwise £5. There is free roadside parking nearby in laybys and on the old road down to Blue John Cavern if you arrive early enough - Grid Reference: SK 1237 8321 - nearest postcode: S33 8WA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: NB: Asda Jane Tomlinson, Sheffield 10k - Please check for Road Closures in city centre and Ecclesall Road area 8:30 am onwards.

The short ascent up to the top of Winnats Pass is steep. We will take our time.
Coffee stop will be on the top so we can take in the views.

Please text in good time.

Dogs - yes on short leads please.

Route: From Hathersage, we head south down the Derwent to Grindleford and then through the woods to Froggatt. Over the hill to Eyam and back to the pub via Eyam Moor.

Start Point Location: Hathersage Main Road by the public toilets A6187. Opposite the SPAR.

There is parking in the main Hathersage car park by the pool, off Oddfellows Road (pay and display). There is also limited free parking on Station Road
- Grid Reference: SK 2307 8155 - nearest postcode: S32 1AA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: We head West out of the village & head onto Little Moor & on to Stanley House where we head then towards Brosterfield farm and walk along the road towards Housley House and cross farm land towards Castlegate Stud Farm. We then take paths leading into Wardlow then take the path to Cressbrook Dale where we keep high and head to the top of Wardlow Hay Cop where we will find Wardlow trig point, we’ll stop to take in the views then head down the hill and onto the lane heading up to the main road. We have a very short section of road to walk, no pavement only the grass verge so look out for traffic. We cross the road at the top of the brow and onto farmland then onto Longstone Moor & Longstone Moor Farm & Blakedon Hollow before arriving at Black Harry where we’ll have lunch. After lunch it’s up the lane and onto Cavendish Mill across Burnt Heath and onto Housley and back along the road into Foolow for a well earned pint or two.

Sign up early for a great day out ☺

Start Point Location: Foolow Village Green by the cross. Please park where you can in the village - Grid Reference: SK 191 768 - nearest postcode: S32 5QR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please ... LIVESTOCK ABOUT

Route: We head down the road & onto Froggatt Edge passing an old (small) stone circle. Carrying on along Curbar Edge we cross the road at Curbar Edge car park & onto Baslow Edge then drop down onto a path below Wellington’s Monument & into Jack Flat Woods. We then have to cross Sheffield Road which is quite busy at times & head through the woods and up onto the top end of Gardom’s Edge. We then head into a wooded area where we should find a ‘stone’ your challenge is to find out what is so special about this stone. We then head back to Gardom’s Edge where we will have lunch. We’ll head along the edge till we get to the main road where we will cross and head up onto the path back to the Eagle Stone & head back to Curbar Edge car park but take the White Edge path back to The Grouse passing a very white trig point called ‘White Edge’ this is a good spot to see Red Deer on Big Moor.

Sign up early for a great day out ☺

Start Point Location: 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
- Grid Reference: SK 258 778 - nearest postcode: S32 3ZJ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please.. LIVESTOCK ABOUT

Route: From The Pebley Inn we will begin our ramble, short walk by A618 before heading into fields and towards our first reservoir at Harthill. The walk takes us via farmer crop fields, country lanes and the occasional pavement towards Rother Valley Country Park and our second reservoir (although we will pass several!) We leave Rother Valley via the Trans Pennine Trail towards Chesterfield. Exiting this path in Killamarsh we head into more fields (these may have livestock so please be aware if you are bringing a dog) before reaching our destination, the PUB for drinks and/or meal, see below for details.

Start Point Location: Meet at the Pebley Inn car park for 10am. Please park in the car park to the left of the pub to allow regulars the use of the right hand side car park - Grid Reference: SK 4809 7920 - nearest postcode: S43 4TH    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: After our walk you are invited to stay for a drink and/or food at the Pebley Inn, the hope is the weather is fine and we can sit in the pleasant beer garden overlooking the fields. The main menu is served from 5pm, prior to this there are bar snacks available. Please see Pebley Inn website for details:
https://www.thepebleyinn.com

Toilets at Rother Valley midway through the walk.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: Riverside paths, a wooded gorge, an iron Age fort, a prominent tor and a gritstone edge.

Setting off from Hathersage we walk along the River Derwent and up through beautiful, unspoilt woodland to Padley. We follow Burbage Brook, crossing Padley Gorge and emerge from the woodland into wild pasture.

Crossing the road at Toad’s Mouth we ascend moorland to the rocky tor and Iron Age fort of Carl Wark then climb again to the summit of Higger Tor to take in the 360 degree view.

The walk then heads for Burbage Bridge before gently climbing to the top of Stanage Edge. We descend from the Edge along the ancient track known as the Long Causeway to link with footpaths that descend gently in stages to Hathersage.

A couple of steep climbs at the start of the walk. Only four easy stiles towards the end. Quite a lot of bracken in places. 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: 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) - Grid Reference: SK 2315 8138 - nearest postcode: S32 1DU    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Toilet facilities available at the start.
Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.
Please ensure you are ready booted and equipped to start walking at the specified time. Walk leaders will not wait.
We will be walking at a fairly brisk pace..
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: We head out of the car park and head into the village for a very short distance where we then cross over the road & head down a lane and across farm & woodland till we head up to Greatclose (this area is know for sightings of the Black Deer so keep quiet & have your eyes peeled). We then head across & into Clough Wood and keep going till we meet up with Oldfield Lane where we take the path through the woods and head to the top end of Darley Bridge and the church. We then have a short but steep climb to the top of Oaker Hill and head to the trig ‘Oaker Hill’ we will have lunch here. After lunch we carry on along the top of the hill heading down and pick up a path heading to Lobby Farm and then head to & across Wensley Dale then up and over to Tearsall Farm, Brightgate Farm & then pick up the Limestone Way and pass by Luntor Rocks on the way back to Winster village

Sign up early for a great day out ☺

Start Point Location: Winster Free Car Park, Wensley Road, near the school (LHS on B5057 - before school as you enter Winster 30 mph zone from A6 direction).

The car park is next to Winster primary school on the way out of Winster towards Darley Dale. There is space for about 15 cars but there is also some on street parking a short distance away. You could also park in the car park opposite the Miners Standard Pub at the top of the village and walk down to the start point (about 10 minutes walk)
- Grid Reference: SK 24601 60637 - nearest postcode: DE4 2DU (not that close)    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads LIVESTOCK ABOUT.

Route: An easier way up Kinder Scout. Returning to Edale via the new ‘Be Kinder to Kinder’ walking trail collaborated by Jarvis Cocker and Jeremy Deller.

We start by walking up towards Grindslow Knoll, one of the easier routes up Kinder. Paths maybe grassy, rocky or paved. No scrambling. Some parts are steep but we will have a few short rests on the way up.
We continue onto the Woolpacks (amazing and peculiar boulders),
there are some great views here in good weather. Eventually we meet the Pennine way where we descend to Jacobs Ladder. Once we reach the bottom we follow the very lovely, pink district, easy 3 mile walk back to Edale, stopping off to view the installations set up by the National trust and Jarvis Cocker.

Start Point Location: Edale, Pay and Display car park near the toilets. Charge is £5.20 for the day. Cash only, they don't take cards. Consider car sharing with other members, even meeting in Hope.

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: If you have not walked with the group before please let me know in your text message.

Please wear suitable footwear.
Refreshments at The Rambler Inn on return (hopefully the garden).

Well behaved dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: A circuit of the moors above Langsett and around Howden Edge combining a long walk up to the head of the Little Don River with some serious bog-trotting over Outer Edge.

Some of the paths are faint shooting tracks or liable to be overgrown with bracken in summer. The walk is not suitable for Dogs

Itinerary is Langsett Barn, alongside Langsett Reservoir and the Little Don River, Hordron Clough, Hordron Bank, Laund Clough to Howden Head, Howden Edge to Outer Edge, Mickleden Edge, Sugden Clough back to Langsett Barn.

Start Point Location: Meet at the Visitor Centre, Langsett Barn car park off the A616. Just above the spotty café but on the opposite side of the road.
Parking is free
- Grid Reference: SE 2105 0049 - nearest postcode: S36 4GY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Public transport - National Express 350 bus service from Sheffield Coach Station.

Howden Moor is the location of a UFO sighting in 1997 known as the Howden Moor Incident.
There is a trig point at Outer Edge.
There is a colony of mountain hares introduced from Scotland in the 19th century.

The route is from a chapter on Howden Edge in a book of hand-drawn maps and routes, The South Yorkshire Moors by Christopher Goddard, available from Foothills.

Sorry, no dogs.

Route: We start by heading into Thornhill village and continuing up hill onto moorland and ascending Win Hill for a well deserved coffee break. Down hill into Hope via Twitchill farm. We then head for our lunch stop in Bradwell via the Roman Fort “Navio”, Brough and field paths. After lunch we head through the village and climb steeply onto Abney Moor and contour around the edge before descending into Shatton and then the end!

Start Point Location: Mytham Bridge road nr Bamford Station Bus Turnaround, off Station Road, Sickleholme Bamford. Park at the far end of road but please don't obstruct driveways.
On A6013 heading south from Bamford, Mytham Bridge road leads off to the right, near the bus turning circle (between Bamford railway bridge and A6187 Hathersage to Castleton road traffic lights). Proceed to its end
- Grid Reference: SK 20578250 - nearest postcode: S33 0EA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Toilets at the lunch stop in Bradwell. The Bradwell ice cream shop opens at 2 p.m. so you should have time to buy one before we attack the final hill should you desire one.

Dogs on short leads please, we will encounter assorted live stock.

Route: We meet & set off from Mam Nick car park and head for our first trig point ‘Mam Tor’ where we will take in the views then head down to Hollins Cross & take the path towards Mam Farm & the broken road. A steading accent all the way up to the main road & the lane to Rowter Farm. We carry on & meet up with The Limestone Way & cross Old Moor & head to the second trig point ‘Bradwell’ where we will have lunch. We then head back across the moor to Windy Knoll and head back to the car park.

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Start Point Location: Mam Nick car park, a couple of miles further on from Castleton if traveling from Sheffield area.

The car park is free for National Trust Members, otherwise £5. There is free roadside parking nearby in laybys and on the old road down to Blue John Cavern if you arrive early enough - Grid Reference: SK 1237 8321 - nearest postcode: S33 8WA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please. NB: LIVESTOCK ABOUT

Route: A varied walk with some lovely views on a good day, embracing river, moors and fields and visiting the village of Bradwell for icecream, well dressings and to enjoy its annual carnival parade.
We start by crossing the River Noe and heading in the direction of Hathersage before climbing up to Offerton Hall. We then contour around Offerton and Shatton Moors, enjoying the views over the Hope Valley and beyond, to Robin Hood’s Cross before decending very steeply at Bradwell Edge to Bradwell. We will spend some time here before returning to the start over the ridge via Shatton
Bamford – Shatton – Offerton Hall – Shatton Moor – Robin Hood’s Cross – Bradwell Edge – Bradwell – Shatton - Bamford
. A couple of steep ascents and descents but worth it for the views. Proper footwear is advised as the ground can be rough, muddy and slippery in places, especially if wet. Due to erosion, the descent from Bradwell Edge can be tricky particularly if wet. Whilst the walk affords fine views, the moors can be exposed so please wear/carry suitable clothing for all conditions (even if it is sunny when you leave home!). Note: Route may vary depending on weather conditions.

Start Point Location: Mytham Bridge road nr Bamford Station Bus Turnaround, off Station Road, Sickleholme Bamford. Park at the far end of road but please don't obstruct driveways.
On A6013 heading south from Bamford, Mytham Bridge road leads off to the right, near the bus turning circle (between Bamford railway bridge and A6187 Hathersage to Castleton road traffic lights). Proceed to its end
- Grid Reference: SK 20578250 - nearest postcode: S33 0EA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: We will spend time in Bradwell where there should be the opportunity to buy one (or more) of numerous flavours of ice cream, look at this year’s well dressings and watch the carnival parade which starts at around 2pm. Toilets in Bradwell by the park.

Route: We head out of the village via Bagshaw Dale then cross the road into the top end of Lathkill Dale then take the path up Fern Dale and pick up the path to Cales Farm & on to the road.
Warning - this includes a short walk along the road walking on the verge till we get to Upper Oldhams Farm where the henge is. We have to access the henge via the farm, a small charge of £1 is all it costs.
Who can name the local henge? (lets see who reads the walk descriptions) when texting for the walk please include the name of this henge.
We’ll have a stop at the henge & then head back along the road to Cales Farm and on to One Ash Grange Farm where you’ll find ice cream & peacocks. We then head back to Monyash and that lovely pub with the cooling refreshing beer at The Bulls Head.

Sign up early for a great day out ☺

Start Point Location: Outside the Bulls Head pub by the village green.

Parking available in the village car park or on the street near the start point
- Grid Reference: SK 1501 6656 - nearest postcode: DE45 1HE    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: LATE START
We need to be setting off at 10.30am please be ready.

Don’t forget your pennies for the entry to the henge. The henge is run by English Heritage but access is via the farm & payment is required (£1) that’s a whole English pound.

Dogs welcome, need to be on short leads LIVESTOCK ABOUT

Route: A circuit of the moors above Dunford Bridge taking in the three summits of South Nab, Dead Edge End and Snailsden Pike. Also takes in Winscar, Harden and Uppper Windleden Reservoirs.

There are a couple of rough pathless sections. The walk is quite strenuous and dogs are NOT allowed on nearly all the sections of the route.

Itinerary is Dunsford Bridge, Thurlstone Moor, Long Grain, Burnt Moss, South Nab, Woodland Clough, Upper Grip Hill, above the Woodhead Tunnel, Wike Head, Dead Edge End, Great Grain Clough, across Swiner Clough to Snailsden Edge, Harden Reservoir, Winscar Reservoir and back to Dunford Bridge.

Start Point Location: Free car park at Dunford Bridge by the Trans Pennine Trail - Grid Reference: SE 1585 0240 - nearest postcode: S36 4TF    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Public transport - infrequent 29 bus service from Sheffield and Penistone.

The three trig points are South Nab, Dead Edge End and Snailsden Pike.
South Nab is the highest point on the Woodhead Pass (A628)
Just beyond Dead Edge End is the source of the River Don and where three modern shires meet - Derbyshire, South Yorkshire and West Yorkshire.

The pathless sections are across less-trodden grouse shooting moors, through Heather and across some wet areas.
The route is from a chapter on Snailsden & Thurlstone Moors in a book of hand-drawn maps and routes, The South Yorkshire Moors by Christopher Goddard, available from Foothills.

Sorry, no dogs.

Route: From Tideswell, we head south west to Miller’s Dale before crossing the A6 for the first time and up into Taddington. Then back to Tideswell via Tideswell Dale CP.

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: The climb after we cross the A6 is quite steep but short. All of the rest of the ascent is fairly gentle, apart from the short section where we cross High Dale.

Dogs info.... Well, according to Keef, they have four legs and a wet tongue. But apart from that they are very welcome, on short leads please :-)

Route: Start from the Commercial Pub through the old works to Tankersley golf course then to the church on black lane. Through skiers spring wood onto the Barnsley boundary walk to Elsecar Heritage Centre, then a small climb to Wentworth then returning to Chapeltown via hood hill.

Start Point Location: Meet outside the Commercial Pub, Station Road, Chapeltown - Grid Reference: SK 3563 9661 - nearest postcode: S35 2XH    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Car parking on road side near the pub on station road.

Refreshments at the Heritage Centre and the Commercial Pub.

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: NB: Please see Socials Page regarding transport from Sheffield via Bus. Sign up is requested by Wednesday if transport is required, 6pm Friday if using own transport.

Flamborough Head to Bempton Cliffs and then on to Filey. The walk is along the cliff top coastal path and then along the beach to Filey. There are a few sections where it is close to the edge where the cliff has eroded which might not be advised for anyone who experiences vertigo. The section down to the beach in Filey Bay is also eroded after the steps and care needs to be taken.

It is now planned to run this walk as a social with a coach to Flamborough and back from Filey. If circumstances change then the walk can return to Flamborough Head after visiting Bempton Cliffs.

Start Point Location: Flamborough Head car park next to the lighthouse
Charge for a car is £2.90 for the day at the car park next to the lighthouse and cafe - Grid Reference: TA 254706 - nearest postcode: Y014 1AR    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There is a visitor centre at RSPB Bempton Cliffs with cafe and toilets.
This walk is not suitable for dogs.

There will be time to view the seabirds at the RSPB reserve at Bempton Cliffs. Binoculars are recommended. The seabirds will be nesting and fledglings should have hatched. The seabirds should include Puffin, Kittiwake, Herring Gull, Gannet, Guillemot, Razorbill, Fulmar and Shag.

There may be time before the walk to have some breakfast / coffee at the cafe at Flamborough Head.

After the walk we may have a meal at a cafe in Filey at Inghams Fish Restaurant (open until 6:30 on Sun) or one of the Fish and Chip restaurants in Filey.

Route: From Fairholmes we walk up the East track of the Derwent Reservoir and ascend to Howden Edge via Hey Bank and Nether Hey. We cross to Featherbed Moss then over open moorland to Cartledge Brook. Walk South (ish) on Cartledge Stones Ridge pathway, Back Tor, Lost Lad and return via Green Sitches and Hollin Clough.

The route is rough underfoot over the moorland and could be boggy.

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£5 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: Public toilets at start and finish, beer afterwards at the Anglers, (open to discussion or argument... not the beer but the location)

Dogs welcome on short leads at all times.

For any bird lovers out there, when I did the recce last week we saw Golden Plover and a Short Eared Owl, as well as many of the usual moorland suspects :-)

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 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 towards Over Haddon passing ‘Norton Barn Trig’ we need to give it a hug on the way, it’s the right thing to do.
Onwards to Bole Hill, where there is another trig, Bole Hill trig but it’s on private land so we’ll have to give it a miss, I can tell you’re already sad about missing this one. We will pass through Magpie Mine, stopping to admire the huge chimney & then it’s the last leg towards Monyash where beer awaits at reasonable prices in The Bulls Head.

Come along and enjoy a day out :-)

Start Point Location: Outside the Bulls Head pub by the village green.

Parking available in the village car park or on the street near the start point
- Grid Reference: SK 1501 6656 - nearest postcode: DE45 1HE    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Make sure you take sun block & plenty of water. We need to be setting off at 10am please be ready.

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

Dogs need to be on short leads LIVESTOCK ABOUT

Route: From Litton we head to Tideswell before heading to Tideslow rake waking past the old mine. On to Great Hucklow, Silly Dale, Peter’s stone and Tansley Dale before arriving back at Litton. A varied walk through fields and dales with a few styles. Some lane walking at the start with lovely views on the rake if the weather is good. It is Tideswell Carnival Day and we will be viewing the well dressings along the way.

Start Point Location: Litton Village Green, by the Red Lion. There is plenty of roadside parking in the village - Grid Reference: SK 1635 7520 - nearest postcode: SK17 8QU    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Some roads in Tideswell may be closed due to Carnival day.

Well behaved dogs welcome but on short leads please. Sheep and cows in fields.

Route: Starting at the car park above Youlgreave, we head over to Monyash before turning down Lathkill Dale towards Over Haddon then back across the fields. A lovely summer day out!

Start Point Location: Nearest post code is DE45 1US although this will drop you at the bottom of Moor Lane. Head uphill from there. From Youlgreave, turn right by the YHA and go about ½ mile uphill to the end of Moor Lane. This car park is currently free and there is free on-road parking a short distance further on, if we fill it up (turn left at the t-junction) - Grid Reference: SK 1942 6445 - nearest postcode: DE45 1US    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please. Bark!!

Route: A walk to the west of Buxton visiting a disputed chapel, an enigmatic memorial stone, and the bleak ruins of a farmhouse in an atmospheric valley that all forms a portal connecting tormented lives across space and time of the 18th and 21st centuries - if you believe Alan Garner’s book, Thursbitch. Get your shaman on!
One steep ascent and some cracking views from the highest point in Cheshire - even Manchester city centre on a good day.
Route with elevations at https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29733706

Start Point Location: Narrow road from the A5004 with passing places to the car park. The car park (no charge) can be busy so we suggest car-sharing if you can - Grid Reference: SJ 9945 7676 - nearest postcode: SK23 7QX    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: No toilets at the start or on the route (soz).

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: From the car park we follow the footpath to Ashopton picking up the banks of Ladybower Reservoir. After a couple of miles we start heading up hill to Lost Lad via Pike Low. We return along the Derwent Edge before returning to the start point.

Start Point Location: Layby just to the east of Cutthroat Bridge on A57 - 1 mile east (Sheffield side) of Ladybower Inn - Grid Reference: SK 2167 8742 - nearest postcode: S33 0AX    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: We will walk from Mam Nick down to Edale. Toilets are available here at the car park although they are expected to be busy as it is Edale Country show. We will walk through Edale and along the Pennine Way to Upper Booth and up the steep ascent of Jacob’s Ladder. We will then walk up to and across Brown Knoll and back along Rushup Edge to Mam Nick. The views of the Edale valley are fabulous on a clear day.
Please note this walk includes the steep ascent of Jacob’s Ladder.

Start Point Location: Mam Nick car park, a couple of miles further on from Castleton if traveling from Sheffield area.

The car park is free for National Trust Members, otherwise £5. There is free roadside parking nearby in laybys and on the old road down to Blue John Cavern if you arrive early enough. See also information about Stand up for The Planet event below - Grid Reference: SK 123832 - nearest postcode: S33 8WA    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: This walk takes place before the Stand up for The Planet event on Mam Tor Ridge which will be from 16.00 to 17.00. People will be linking arms along the Mam Tor Ridge Line. They hope to raise awareness of the need for more ambitious environmental actions to protect our wonderful landscape. I will be joining this separate event after the walk and it would be great if anyone else wants to come. There is expected to be a van open selling hot drinks and cakes in the car park which we can go to after the walk while waiting for the event to start. Please note it is expected to be very busy around Mam Tor at this time.
Details of the event are in the link below.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.facebook.com/events/mam-tor-ridgeline-peak-district-s33-8wa/stand-up-for-the-planet/293972627951752/&ved=2ahUKEwjFh-CE0Y7iAhU-ShUIHWCeDMwQFjAAegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw1-l0BnGx0ZdvS4NdRpGNp4

Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: From the start point we take the Limestone way crossing fields to descend into Cales Dale. We climb a long flight of steps out of the dale and continue along the Lime stone way descending to the River Bradford and Youlgreave and Alport. We walk the length of Lathkill Dale which climbs gradually as it nears Monyash

Start Point Location: Outside the Bulls Head pub by the village green.

Parking available in the village car park or on the street near the start point
- Grid Reference: SK 1501 6656 - nearest postcode: DE45 1HE    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: The steps out of Cales dale are made of Limestone and are steep and numerous. Large parts of the walk are on Lime stone which can be slippery, particularly when wet.

Dogs on short leads at all times, cattle are likely to be encountered in several places

Route: From the Stumble Inn, we head to Digley reservoir before walking to Ramsden and Holme Styes reservoir along a section of the Kirklees way. Gradually we work our way back down towards the town. An undulating walk on varied terrain with a few styles. Some fantastic views of the area if the weather is good. Towards the end of the walk we will be visiting the Holmfirth Vineyard where you can actually sample the summer wine or purchase other refreshments.

Start Point Location: Meet outside the Stumble Inn, 116 Woodhead Rd, Holmbridge, Holmfirth.
On street parking along Woodhead Road near to the Stumble Inn

- Grid Reference: SE 1267 0718 - nearest postcode: HD9 2NL    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads at all times (lots of sheep).

Route: A pleasant and straightforward walk, although we do start with a climb out of Baslow onto the Edges.
The walk starts with an ascent up to the edges, which we then follow until The Grouse. We then descend to Grindleford, and follow the valley 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

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

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: A walk along the river Bradford and Lathkill, looping up to Over Haddon and returning over fields and river via the Limestone Way. Mainly easy walking but a couple of strenuous climbs / steep descents.

Start Point Location: Meet outside Reform Chapel, Hollywell Lane.
From Bakewell take the A6 towards Matlock, then take the right turn after Haddon Hall through Alport & into Youlgreave. Continue along the main street, past the church with a tower and the Bulls Head pub till you reach the junction of Main street and Hollywell Lane. Meet outside the chapel. On street parking or there is a small car park at the far end of the village (Coldwell End)
- Grid Reference: SK21006421 - nearest postcode: DE45 1US    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Toilets in Youlgreave and Over Haddon
Bus from Sheffield Interchange(218 at 7:46), change at Bakewell (172 at 9:25, arrive Youlgreave 9:39, return bus 178 at 14:40, then 218 at 15:13 from Bakewell)
Choice of village pubs at the end.

Dogs welcome on short leads please, there may be lambs in the fields.

Route: Follow Doctors Gate to footbridge, steep ascent to James' Thorn. Walk to Higher Shelf Stones and crash site (B29), then cross middle of Bleaklow. NB: Off path and boggy! At Bleaklow Head take Pennine Way to Doctors Gate, follow track back to Old Glossop.

Start Point Location: Pub-Nav says... Entering Glossop from the Snake Pass, take a right turn into Manor Park Road (by the Commercial Inn, before the mini-roundabout) then follow the road round to the right into Shepley Street (by The Queens). We are meeting at the turning circle at the end of Shepley Street - Grid Reference: SK 0458 9483 - nearest postcode: SK13 7SG    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Off path walking, expect bogs.

Sorry, no dogs.

Route: A lovely springtime walk. We start by following the river from Hathersage to Grindleford and then climb very steeply through the National Trust woodland of Haywood to the end of Froggatt Edge. From there we walk through Longshaw Estate and down through beautiful woodland to Burbage Brook where we enjoy lunch.

It is then across moorland to Surprise View and then back down to the river, along which we return to Hathersage.

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

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

Notes: Toilet facilities available at the start and at Longshaw.
Please text earlier rather than later to ensure optimum planning by leaders.
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: From the pretty village of Winster we head through Clough Wood and onto Stanton Moor to visit the Nine Ladies Stone Circle. Then continue across the moor to the Cork Stone, where the more adventurous can have a bit of a climb if they want. We then carry on down to the village of Birchover and stop for lunch at the impressive Rowtor Rocks which, weather permitting, afford some fine views across the peak (they can also provide shelter in wet conditions!). We then return to Winster via a section of the Limestone Way (with more great views), for a well deserved pint in the Miners Standard pub.

Start Point Location: Winster Free Car Park, Wensley Road, near the school (LHS on B5057 - before school as you enter Winster 30 mph zone from A6 direction).

The car park is next to Winster primary school on the way out of Winster towards Darley Dale. There is space for about 15 cars but there is also some on street parking a short distance away. You could also park in the car park opposite the Miners Standard Pub at the top of the village and walk down to the start point (about 10 minutes walk)
- Grid Reference: SK 24601 60637 - nearest postcode: DE4 2DU (not that close)    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: No toilets at the start.
Some paths may be muddy after heavy rain.
Dogs welcome on short leads, please. There may be sheep and cattle in some of the fields.

NB: CHATSWORTH HORSE TRIALS TAKE PLACE THIS W/E AND MAY CAUSE DELAYS AROUND THE CHATSWORTH AREA. PLEASE CHECK YOUR TRAVEL PLAN.

Route: From Fox House we go along to Upper Burbage Bridge where we then join the Sheffield country walk path dropping down to Stanedge plantation then towards Hathersage. Then onto mitchell field, toad mouth then 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 on the main road or at Longshaws pay and display (National Trust) car park - Grid Reference: SK 2670 8030 - nearest postcode: S11 7TY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Dogs welcome, on short leads please.

Route: After a short level stroll we then walk up Win Hill (but don’t let that put you off – we take the easier route). After a break at the top we head along Hope Brink hopefully enjoying great views of Hope Valley and Vale of Edale until we descend to Bagshaw Bridge, cross the River Noe and Edale Road, following the path across the lower slopes of Lose Hill as far as the edge of Hope village. We then take the path to Aston followed by an easy climb through fields, then downhill to Yorkshire Bridge and the start point.

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. Toilet facilities available at the start.

NB: The car park sometimes fills up during busy times, it is recommended you arrive early to allow time to find alternative parking if necessary - Grid Reference: SK 2024 8594 - nearest postcode: S33 0BY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There is a fairly steep climb of approx. 900ft at the start of walk but will take a steady pace
It is likely to be muddy in places.
If conditions are poor on the day it could be necessary to alter the route.
Toilets are available at the start
There will be a lunch stop so please bring refreshments
Well behaved dogs kept on short leads welcome.
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

Route: The Good Friday Egg Hunt is back. We’ll set off from the village green and head to the car park and take the path heading to and along Cross Lane and then at the Blackwell Lane junction take a left hand path along Huntmoor Butts ( that’s Huntmoor Butts not hunt more buts). At the end of the track we have to cross the A515, it can be busy. Once we are across the road we’ll head down the field towards the Pennine Bridleway but we’ll also stop here for coffee.
Once we are on the bridleway we head up towards Pomeroy (again crossing the A515) and taking the path at the far side of the pub heading down to Pasture Barn (which is now a pile of rubble) not long after we cross Pasture Lane and head for Flagg taking Mycock Lane/Limestone Way back to Monyash where we will stop for lunch. (1.30-2pm)
After lunch we’ll head out of the village by the church and pick up the Limestone Way again heading for the top of Fern Dale and down it to Lathkill Dale. We’ll take the high path heading to Ricklow Quarry and keep high all the way towards Mill Farm where we make our way down the path into Lathkill Dale and head back up the dale to the foot bridge which goes to One Ash Grange Farm. Once through the farm we head up and across fields dropping back down into Lathkill Dale and back to Monyash via Bagshaw Dale. 
No animals were harmed in making this route, keep your dogs on a short lead, use the Green Cross Code when crossing the road, the Easter Bunny will not be held responsible for any loss of sanity during this ramble.

Start Point Location: Outside the Bulls Head pub by the village green, we need to be setting off at 10am - Grid Reference: SK 1501 6656 - nearest postcode: DE45 1HE    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: You may leave the walk when we are back in Monyash for lunch ALSO you may start the walk in the afternoon for the second part starting at 2pm. Please let me know if you are joining us in the afternoon.

Dogs welcome, need to be on short leads LIVESTOCK ABOUT

Route: From Hope we follow the riverside path to Castleton and then climb steeply through Cave Dale to high pastures above the village. Level walking along tracks provides some respite before we climb to the summit of Mam Tor.

We then descend to the ancient crossing point at Hollins Cross before climbing Back Tor followed by a brief descent before another climb to Lose Hill summit. We finally descend back to Hope through fields.

Several stiles and some steep climbs but well worth it for the amazing views.

Start Point Location: Start Place - At the Pay and Display car park in Hope (opp cafe) Meet on corner near toilets. If you arrive early enough there is usually some roadside parking on the main road and on Pindale Road by the church and on Edale Road, toilets at the start. - Grid Reference: SK 171834 - nearest postcode: S33 6RS    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.

Route: Note the walk is graded 3+. Riverside walk through Lady Clough plantation to pick up the Snake path going West. Cross the River Ashop and Ashop Moor to the base of Upper Red Brook. Scramble over large rocks to reach a rock wall. One awkward move to climb this then continue over large rocks to the summit. The scramble can be avoided by ascending the north face via very steep grass. Crossing Kinder to the North West Trig point, then on to Kinder Downfall. Going South along the West edge to Kinder Low trig point. Then East along the South edge to Grindsbrook Clough. Crossing the centre of Kinder to reach Fair Brook. Descend to the River Ashop, then back via the Woodlands Valley and Lady Clough to the start. Expected to finish around 16.30.

Start Point Location: Free Parking at Birchin Clough on the A57. - Grid Reference: SK 1093 9143 - nearest postcode: S33 0AB    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Warning – Scrambling can be dangerous and should only be undertaken by those confident of their abilities. You participate entirely at your own risk. The scramble will be avoided in inclement conditions.

No dogs, please.