Route: A steady walk from Low Bradfield up to High Bradfield, then across fields to Holdworth to Loxley common and then return up the valley by the river.

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: Dogs welcome on leads

Route: Route from fairholmes we follow the track and then ascend to wheel stones. We follow the path to back tor and lost lad. We cross the moor to Abbey brook and follow it down. We walk the east track back to fairholmes

Start Point Location: Fairholmes visitor centre, outside the toilets - (Pay & Display) £5/£6 for a full day at the visitor centre car park.
All the car parks are now pay and display.

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Grid Reference: SK 1726 8936 - nearest postcode: S33 0AQ (across lake)    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: NO DOGS.
Dress for rain!

Route: From Chatsworth house carpark (free up until 19th March)
Walking over bridge to Edensor straight through village and up the lane beyond. Descend to Bakewell station and along the Monsal Trail, then turning left uphill past Coombs farm and turning left for a short steep climb up through Manners Wood. Views across Chatsworth estate on gradual descent across Calton Pastures and through New Piece Wood to descend back to Edensor with option to visit cafe there or return straight to Chatsworth house car park.

Start Point Location: Chatsworth house stables by the horse near the car park. The car park at Chatsworthis free until 19th March.

Grid Reference: SK 2620 7030 - nearest postcode: DE45 1PP    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes:

Route: From Bradwell we head up to Shatton Edge before descending to Abney, Bretton and lunch at Great Hucklow. A lot of it is on gravel paths so hopefully we might avoid some of the mud.

Start Point Location: Start Point Location: Bradwell. The corner of Town Lane and Main Road (B6049) by the triangular recreation ground.

What3words: stowing.magma.flushed

Parking is on the roadside in the village, please be courteous to local residents.

Grid Reference: SK17257 81455 - nearest postcode: S33 9JY    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes:

Route: Starting at Low Bradfield the walk climbs to Dale Dyke reservoir before dropping down in front of the dam and then going along the side of the reservoir for a distance. The route then climbs up and across Ughill moor. The route then drops down before looping back towards Ughill. There are good views across the Dark Peak section of the National Park. The route then goes down wooded valleys before arriving at Damflask reservoir and a back to Low Bradfield. There are a few short road sections.

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: Dogs on leads please

Route: Route Up to Mam nic. Along Rush up edge and onto the igloo path. Up to brown knoll via Ventilation shaft and then off path to Thunderbolt crash site on Horse hill tor. Back to path and to trig point via The Airspeed oxford site. Then to Jacob's ladder. Then follow south side of Kinder to Grindsbrook knoll. Over it and down to Edale

Start Point Location: Edale pay and display car park.
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post code S33 7ZP

Grid Reference: SK 1240 8534 - nearest postcode: S33 7ZQ    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: NO DOGS
Recommend head torches
Some off path walking and possible bogs
The first crash site is a new one for me and only recently found out about it
Please leave phones on in case of bad weather and I need to contact early

Route: The walk will be from Bempton to Filey, starting around 11:10.

I will be taking the train, which stops at Bempton and returns from Filey.

There is a direct train from Sheffield on Saturday 20th June at 08:57, calling at Meadowhall (09:03), arriving at Bempton at 11:10. There is free parking at Meadowhall Travel Interchange.

You could drive and park at Bempton or Filey and possibly share the ride. It is
about 2 hours from the eastern side of Sheffield (M1) to Filey.

It is a short walk (2 miles) from Bempton to Bempton Cliffs (RSPB Reserve) using a footpath from the village to the cliffs to avoid the main entrance. There will be Gannets, Kittiwakes, Guillemots, Razorbills and Puffins. The seabirds will be nesting and there should be fledglings. We will spend an hour or two at Bempton Cliffs and have lunch there. There is a cafe doing snacks and sandwiches if you don’t wish to take a packed lunch. After lunch the walk continues along the cliff top coastal path (3 miles) and then drops down to the beach at Speeton Cliffs and continues along the beach (4 miles) to Filey. Low tide is at 3:30 pm and high tide at 9:45 pm. There are cafe and toilets at
Hunmanby Gap. There is plenty of choice for refreshments / Fish and Chips in
Filey before the train home.
There are direct rains back to Sheffield every hour
(e.g. 17:15, 18:15, 19:15 - the return journey is about 2 hours 30 min).

This walk is not suitable for dogs.

Start Point Location: Sheffield Train Station (the Filey train at 08:57 from Platform 5B), stopping at
Meadowhall (09:03) and Bempton (11:10). There is parking at Meadowhall
train station if you want to join the train there.

Arrive early so you are not having to rush for the train.

Grid Reference: SK 3587 8685 - nearest postcode: S1 2BP    StreetMap    Google Map

Notes: There will be time to view the seabirds at the RSPB reserve at Bempton Cliffs.
Binoculars are recommended. The seabirds will be nesting and there may be fledglings. The seabirds will include Gannets, Kittiwakes,Guillemots, Razorbills, Fulmars and Puffins (not so easy to spot as they nest in burrows in the grass banks at the top of the cliffs).
Refreshments at Filey at the end of the walk.

If you are going by car - there is no parking at Bempton Railway Station and very limited parking on side roads as the roads at Bempton are very narrow.
There is more parking on the B1229 half a mile towards Buckton where the road widens. If you are leaving a car at Filey there is a 09:16 train from Filey arriving at Bempton at 09:30 (Please let me know if you are taking this option).
Map ref for Bempton Railway Station TA190718

It is about 2 hours from the eastern side of Sheffield (M1) to Filey via the M18,
M62, A614. There are roadworks on the viaduct near Howden. Be aware of
speed cameras at Howden and various points onwards.

If you are going by train - the cheapest option is an advance open return from Sheffield to Filey. There is free parking at Meadowhall Travel Interchange. I will taking the train at Meadowhall.

The train out is:-

Sheffield (Platform 5B) 08:57
Meadowhall 09:03
Bempton 11:10

Return journey (best to leave open as timings depend on time spent at RSPB Bempton Cliffs and in Filey at end of walk)

Filey Sheffield
17:15 19:50
18:15 20:50
19:15 21:50