This walk along Gardoms Edge visits the lesser traveled gritstone edge with wide views over Baslow and the Chatsworth Estate, Curbar, and more. Gardom’s Edge is often missed by peak district visitors as being tree-lined it is hidden from view from below
Beginning from the small village of Beeley this walk heads up to Beeley Hilltop and climbs to a small bronze-age stone circle, before returning through the Hell Bank & Beeley Plantations beside Beeley Brook, back to the village
Beginning just outside the quiet residential hamlet of Shatton, this walk to the site of Robin Hood’s Cross climbs above the village of Bradwell, to Bradwell Edge with views of the Hope Valley before returning over Shatton Moor.
A rewarding Longstone Edge walk, across the countryside from the village of Great Longstone, climbing to Longstone Edge with vistas over Eyam, then the tumulus on Longstone Moor with a 360-degree view above Bakewell. Easy-to-follow paths, some short but strenuous steep sections, numerous stiles
Beginning from Moscar Cross, this Dale Dike walk heads over the low moorland of Ughill before dropping to the reservoir. An easy-to-follow path heads anti-clockwise around the reservoir. Our route then climbs back up the moor by Lee Bank to Sugworth Edge and the curious tower of Boot’s Folly. A path behind Sugworth Hall and Lodge Moor takes us back to the start.
This easy 3.5 mile woodlands walk begins from the neighbourhood of Bents Green drops down through Bluebell wood to walk along the Whiteley Woods section of the Porter valley. The walk leaves the Porter Brook at Forge Dam, heading up Priest Hill with views over Sheffield before returning to Bents Green.
This easy-going walk from the picturesque village of Hartington to the site of the Norman Pilsbury Castle follows a quiet lane out to the historical landmark, returning via footpaths a little higher, passing below the summit of Carder Low before dropping back into Hartington.
A 7-mile walk through Limb Valley to Houndkirk Road with views over Sheffield, returning along the edge of the ancient Ecclesall Woods.
A pleasant 6.5-mile Hathersage walk along the River Derwent to the hamlet of Shatton, then climbing Offerton Moor. Returning via Leadmill Bridge this walk involves one strenuous climb, the remainder of the walk being fairly level.
This Redmires reservoir walk around a mixture of pastoral farmland and the three Redmires reservoirs begins at Lodge Moor on the outskirts of Sheffield before heading out to skirt the three reservoirs before diverting alongside