쉬운 셰필드 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Plenty of wildlife pictures to be taken there, with ducks and other birds

Carl Wark 386.4 P14.2 [Objective: Peak District Peak] (Hill ID: 512893) [JNSA s6106] County of Yorkshire Definitive List summit. Peak District National Park Definitive List summit.

A large, vertical-face quarry with associated millstones/crushing stones, quarry waste, drill holes, buildings and access tracks.

lovely accessible Edge, either stay on the tops for a more rugged route, or drop down onto the well maintained track.

Allow time to descend the track to see this from the bottom. About 10 minutes.

A top stop off to view the birds and have a coffee.

This is very impressive.

Lovely walk down the side of this reservoir bring a picnic if its sunny🌞

A good place to rest, have a chat and replenish the energy for the climbs ahead.

All good vibes but the hill from low bradfiel to high bradfield is brutal. Defo a project

The pond within ancient woodlands and open moorlands; a serene spot to appreciate the natural beauty of the area or take a picnic in the Summer. Birdwatchers will find ducks and herons. Photographers will be interested in the changing colors over the seasons. But as it is located near the main car park of the Longshaw Estate and easily accessible; it can get crowded, in particular at week-ends.

Look out for the Cows!!!

Nice food, not overly expensive . Very busy on a sunny Sunday afternoon 😊

Boot's Folly, a.k.a. Strines Tower or Sugworth Tower. The folly was constructed in 1927 by Charles Boot (hence the name Boot’s folly) who resided at the nearby Sugworth Hall. The 45-foot-high square tower with castellated top and flag pole was built from the leftover stone from nearby Bents House. In turn the stone for Bents House had come from the disused Bents Farm, Pears House Farm and Nether Holes Farm which had been demolished because they were suspected of polluting the waters in the dale. It is thought that Boot's Folly was constructed to provide work for Sugworth Hall’s workmen during The Depression. There is also a theory, however, that Boot built the tower so he could see High Bradfield churchyard. H is wife who had died in 1926, aged 56, was buried ther

Great for adventures with kids

Great stop for a scone and a tea!

Nice trail with small waterfall

Great outing!! We did over an hour's drive to get here and I would do it again - lovely walk, lovely Brook, nice Cafe en-route. Just a great feel good day!!

Great walk along the Brook, enjoy the peace and quiet and the sound of water.

Great hike / walk along the stream. Currently its a bit rugged as loads of trees have toppled over etc.