Route: From Low Bradfield, past Dale Dike and Strines Reservoirs and up onto Foulstone Delf to Back Tor, across to Cartledge stone and Duke Road. Return via High Bradfield.
Dukes Road is across exposed moorland with no shelter from the weather, pack accordingly.

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

Parking also available around the green

What3Words: plenty.lawn.sadly

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

Notes: Dog on leads

Route: From Birchover we make our way to Hermits Cave and Robin Hoods Stride. Then over to Youlgrave, across Lathkill Dale and on to Haddon Hall. Walk behind the hall via Bowling Green Farm and then down to Rowsley. Across the fields and up to Stanton
Moor and the Nine Ladies Circle and back to Youlgrave.

Start Point Location: Birchover outside the Red Lion pub in the middle of the village.

What3words: Chicken.shrug.obscuring

Grid Reference:  SK 2374 6216 - nearest postcode: DE4 2BP    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes:

Route: From old glossop we cross the fields to the TPT ( should be a railway).Then to Torside clough and up the Pennine way to Hern clough via the summit. Then up to Higher shelf stones and the B29.Then across to James's thorn and 2 more crashes. Then down to the roman road and back.

Start Point Location: We are meeting at the Bus turning circle at the end of Shepley Street. Roadside parking on Shepley Street.
what3words: another.flip.built

Grid Reference: SK 0458 9483 - nearest postcode: SK13 7SG    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: NO DOGS. May be a difficult stream crossing if had heavy rain. Can I suggest head torches just in case. Sunset is 4.30pm. The ascent up torside is steep.

Route: Sections of the Sheffield Country walk (around the Sheffield boundary) from Meadowhall to Eckington via Treeton, Woodhouse Washlands and Rother Valley Country Park.
The walk could be cut short at various points where there are bus or train services back to Sheffield (e.g. Woodhouse Mill)
There are refreshments and toilets at Rother Valley Country
Park.

Start Point Location: Meet at the steps by the Car Park / Platform 2 at Meadowhall Train Station.
There should be free parking available early evening or you can get a tram / bus / train / walk to the start point.

Grid Reference: SK390913 - nearest postcode: S9 1JQ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: Buses back to Sheffield from Eckington or Halfway Tram stop and Park and Ride is about half a mile from Eckington

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

I will bring some copies

Route: Route From Crowden up to Lads Leap and down to Arnfield. Then round to Ogden Clough and up to Chew Hurdles and Chew Reservoir. Across to Laddow rocks and then down Pennine Way to Crowden

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

SK7259928 post code SK13 1HZ

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

Notes: NO DOGS

Potentially boggy sections to Chew Hurdles and Laddow rocks. Care needs to be taken when descending on the Pennine way as it quite awkward in places. I would suggest head torches as sunset is 1609.

Route: Route From Castleton we go to Rushup edge and then descend and cross the fields to Sparrowpit. Then to Perry Dale Conies Farm Old Moor Goosehill and Castleton

Start Point Location: Castleton Car park beside visitors centre.
What3Words - ///called.boat.disco

Pay and display. Around £6 per day
There is very little on street parking in Castleton since the double reds and new parking meters (max 4hr parking) have been installed

Grid Reference: SK 1491 8299 - nearest postcode: S33 8WN    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: NO DOGS. I suggest bring head torches just in case. Sunset is 1548. The descent into Castleton is steep and can be very slippy at times