Ecclesall Woods is the largest ancient woodland in South Yorkshire and is actually split into 3 sections, all divided by roads. This walk takes in the largest of the woods. The woods have a long history in the area with human involvement in the woods being traced back thousands of years. Ecclesall Woods is a […]
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This is a short walk from Sheffield train station that takes in Clay Wood and Norfolk Heritage Park while offering up a number of stunning views of Sheffield City Centre. While the walk will take you roughly an hour, this route gives you the perfect opportunity to take your time and explore the area, and
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The Rivelin Valley Trail is one of Sheffield’s most popular walks. It’s an easy-going mostly flat trail that is perfect for young and old walkers alike and because it is a woodland trail walk, it’s a fantastic choice all year round for it’s scenic nature. This Rivelin Valley walk was actually voted as one of
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This walk covers section 4 of the 15 mile Sheffield Round Walk and picks up where our Ladies Spring Woods to Graves Park walk finishes, just at the exit of Graves Park on Hemsworth Road. The route runs just under 4 miles but does feature some rather steep sections and busy roads, so not ideal
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This walk covers section 3 of the 15 mile Sheffield Round Walk and picks up where our Limb Valley to Ecclesall Woods Walk finishes, on Abbeydale Road South. The route runs just under 4 miles but does feature some rather steep sections and busy roads, so not ideal for the less able or nervous dogs.
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This walk covers section 2 of the 15-mile circular Sheffield Round Walk, by breaking the round walk into sections it can make the whole thing more manageable and something you can take on in your own time and at your own pace. This walk starts where the Endcliffe Park to Porter Clough section ends, at
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The Sheffield Round Walk is a 15-mile circular walk that wanders and meanders through parks, woodland, along streams and rivers from the beating heart of Sheffield’s independent businesses out to the cusp of the Peak District. While the full 15-mile loop won’t be for everyone, the well-signposted route can be split into much more manageable
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Sheffield brands itself as ‘the outdoor city’ and with the Peak District on our doorstep and more green space than anywhere else in the UK, it’s easy to see why. Plenty of outdoor spaces means that Sheffield is a fantastic place to own a dog with so much natural space to discover. As part of
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Reservoir Dogs Forget the Lake District for a second, if you’re in the Sheffield area or its nearby Peak District reaches you’re at the heart of what I will lovingly dub ‘the Reservoir District’. There are plenty of bodies of water with fantastic surroundings for you to explore on our very own doorstep. In this
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