Sheffield Walking Group
Sheffield Walking Group
Previous events
10mi/16km,
Trig points less visited : Dead and Snailsden Edges
Start: Open in map app SE158024, Dunford Bridge TPT car park. S36 4AF
Walk Leader: Chris B
Backmarker: Anna B
We skirt south along Winscar Reservoir before climbing up Dearden Moss, passing the Woodhead tunnel air shaft and sighting pillars. There's then the first pathless trig at Dead Edge before heading out n back to Britland Edge. Skirting the edge of Ramsden Clough, we take in the views of Ramsden Rocks before our second pathless trig at Snailsden Edge. It's then down and across the reservoir wall at Harden before heading back along the reservoir to Dunford Bridge. Option of warming up over a pint after at the nearby Dog & Partridge
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
11mi/18km,
North by Northwest
Start: Open in map app SK391914, Meadowhall Park and Ride Car Park
End: Open in map app SK327911, Middlewood Park & Ride
Walk Leader: Ruth T
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
**Cancelled due to weather**
A linear walk along the route of Sheffield Country Walk. Following the semi rural edge of the Northwest of the city, we walk from Meadowhall to Middlewood. On the way we take in ancient woodland and old paths around Ecclesfield, Burncross (pub stop), Greno Woods, along Birley Edge and down to Middlewood via Beeley Woods and the River Don. Option to cut the walk short to 5.5 miles by leaving us at Burncross.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
6mi/10km,
Loxley Common and Loxley River Amble
Start: Open in map app SK319902, Oceana Fish Bar, Wisewood
Walk Leader: Nigel L
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A gentle wonder through the wooded spaces of Wadlsey and Loxley commons and up onto the valley top giving us wide open views of Bradfield Dale and Peak District moorland beyond. The route follows up high before descending to reach the edges of Damflask Reservoir. The return journey takes alongside the sheltered banks of the River Loxley. We’ll be visiting the Wadlsey Jack for a post walk drink and/or Sunday lunch. Text if you want food as I’ll let the pub know.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
7.5mi/12km,
New members walk- Burbage Valley, Higger Tor, Carl's walks and Longshaw Estate
Start: Open in map app SK266803, Bus stop on Hathersage Road across from The Fox House Inn2
Walk Leader: Dominic C
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A classic walk through Burbage Valley where we will make our way up Higger Tor, Carl's walk and Millstone Edge, from here we will make our way back down to Lawencefield, Bole Hill, Padley Gorge and through Longshaw Estate where we can end the walk either at the cafe at longshaw or go to the fox house pub for a stiffer drink.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
6mi/10km,
South West Suburban Scenic Sunday Stroll
Start: Open in map app SK323781, Dore and Totley Train station
End: Open in map app SK350784, Meersbrook Park
Walk Leader: Kate W
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
From Dore and Totley, we will be following a section of the Round Sheffield Walk. We pass through Ladies Spring Wood, Chancet Wood, Graves Park, Coneygree Wood and finish up at Meersbrook Park with its amazing views over Sheffield. Options for a cafe stop in Graves Park and pub at the end.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
10mi/16km,
High and Low Down in the Dales
Start: Open in map app SK122717, A6, Blackwell in the Peak
End: Open in map app SK177779, Great Hucklow
Walk Leader: Ruth T
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
We get the bus out to Blackwell and then make our way back - low down in Cheedale (on the stepping stones if water level allows), some easy sections on the Monsal Trail, an optional high up section with spectacular views above Milldale, up through Cressbrook Dale and over fields to finish at the pub in Great Hucklow for the bus home.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
10mi/16km,
Edale, Jacob's Ladder, kinder downfall and Grindsbrook Clough
Start: Open in map app SK122854, Edale train station
Walk Leader: Dominic C
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A classic walk I have done many time, the walk starts through the Edale Valley towards Jacob's Ladder, from here, we head up the rather steep Jacob's Ladder towards Edale Rocks and Kinder Downfall.
Once we have taken in the views over Glossop, we can then back track a little (to avoid the boggy parts of Kinder) and take a path towards Pym Chair, wool packs and crowden tower where we will then head down Grindsbrook Clough back into Edale.
Once in Edale, we can then head to the pub for a pint or 3 before catching the train back to Sheffield.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
4.5mi/7km,
Sheffield Park Perambulation
Start: Open in map app SK365867, Victoria Centre, Victoria Methodist Church, Stafford Road, Sheffield, S2 2SE
Walk Leader: Nabil A
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Join us for a stroll around the historic suburb of Sheffield Park, taking in Victorian parkland, post-war utopian living, a medieval hunting lodge and the best views of Sheffield. The walk takes us past the Cholera Monument, around Norfolk Heritage Park and through the ancient woodland of Jervis Lum. We'll cross the new parkland at Manor Fields and visit Manor Lodge before enjoying panoramic views as we descend along Skye Edge.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
11mi/18km,
Undiscovered Ughill
This walk takes in a little frequented area around Ughill, Dungworth and upper Hollow Meadows. Starting from Low Bradfield, we follow the Sheffield Country walk west for a short distance, before cutting up over Ughill Moors, along to Crawshaw Head and down Royds Clough towards Ughill. We then wander along lanes and footpaths to Load Brook, Hill top and Dungworth, before returning to Low Bradfield via Damflask Reservoir.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
7mi/11km,
Ringing Roger, Blackden & Grindsbrook Scramble
Start: Open in map app SK122854, Edale Train Station
Walk Leader: Sam D
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Back onto Kinder again for a choice selection of scrambles. The route is: Edale, Ringing Roger, Blackden Brook, across the top to Grinds Brook and then back down to Edale. We'll be having a go at a gritstone outcrop and a steeper gully this time, all Grade 1 (easiest level) but slightly more vertical! Definitely for more experienced walkers, this should be lots of fun - bring your walking boots, waterproofs, and expressions of child-like glee...
Note: it's possible there will be some ice around, so we may have to vary the route slightly as conditions dictate.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
8mi/13km,
Cannon Hall and the Silkstone Waggonway
Start: Open in map app SE290043, Silkstone Common railway station
Walk Leader: Chris B
Backmarker: Anna B
From Silkstone Common station we head down to Silkstone Village, joining the waggonway for the last section of the descent. We then enjoy the easy stroll following the waggonway route to the former Barnby Basin. We then head through the pretty (and rather exclusive) village of Cawthorne and into cannon Hall Country Park where we will have time to visit the farm shop for those who are prepared to carry back some goodies and for a lunch stop. Refreshed, we can then tackle the ups and downs and the final (not too steep) hill back up to the station. Drink afterwards at the Station Inn before the train back, dep 15.51, arr Sheffield 16.34
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
8mi/13km,
Sir Williham Hill & Abney
Start: Open in map app SK231816, Besom Lane, Hathersage
Walk Leader: David W
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A Circular wander starting in Hathersedge out onto Eyam Moor rising to the fantastic viewpoint of Sir William Hill. I have booked glorious sunshine for this bit! From there we will head down through the lovely oak woods along Abney Clough to Abney its self.
With the last leg over Offerton Moor (views once more) and across the stepping stones over the River Derwent to Hathersedge once more. All the usual refreshment opportunities.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
5mi/8km,
Stannington Loop Sunday Brunch walk
Start: Open in map app SK326894, Malin Bridge Tram stop
Walk Leader: Chloe T
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Starting at Malin bridge, we walk up the Loxley valley, climb up to Stannington to see amazing views from both sides of the ridge and descend into the Rivelin valley to walk back to Malin bridge.
We will stop at the Rivelin cafe for Sunday brunch/cakes and coffee on the way back.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
13.5mi/22km,
Seeking the Bakewell Tart
Start: Open in map app SK258722, Cafe on the Green, Baslow and Bubnell
Walk Leader: Dominic C
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A beautiful 13.5 mile walk through Chatsworth grounds and Bakewell, we will start the walk in Baslow and make our way into Chatsworth where we will be visiting the hunters tower and waterfalls before making our way over to bakewell for Lunch and a Bakewell tart, after lunch we will be heading back into Chatsworth and visiting the little village which is nestled on the grounds and back into Baslow where we can head to the pub for a drink or 2 afterward.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
7.6mi/12km,
New Year's Day Surprise Walk
Start: Open in map app SK208826, Bamford Railway Station, Bamford
Walk Leader: Catherine H
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Start the new year as you mean to go on — with a lovely walk in excellent company!
Surprise circular walk with pub stop at end. Sections of the route will be very muddy, making proper boots and/or gaiters essential.
Trains back to Sheffield are every hour at 42 minutes past. We should easily make the 15:42, but I for one will be lingering in the Anglers Rest for longer...
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
8mi/13km,
A stroll in the woods
Start: Open in map app SK427808, George and Dragon pub , High Street, Mosborough
Walk Leader: Richard E
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A short wander through Moss Valley and Eckington Woods with a pub at the end!
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
4.5mi/7km,
Post-dinner Padley Gorge work out walk
Start: Open in map app SK250788, B6521, Grindleford
Walk Leader: Natalie T
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
From Grindleford Station we head up Padley Gorge over some uphill, rocky terrain towards Longshaw. Across to Millstone Edge and we take in some great views over the Hope Valley. We then head back down to Grindleford and to the legendary station cafe for tea and a snack or lunch.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
9mi/14km,
Boxing Day Bimble
Take a break from TV, turkey and Trivial Pursuit and come on a delightful, easygoing stroll.
From Endcliffe Park we follow the Porter Valley to Ringinglow through to Limb Valley and back to Endcliffe Park.
Meeting Point: Cafe in Endcliffe Park, now confirmed as being open
Potential for a pub stop at the end.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
7.5mi/12km,
Seasonal Solstice Scramble
Start: Open in map app SK122854, Edale Train Station
Walk Leader: Sam D
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
What better way to celebrate the good old celestial U-turn towards summer...
From Edale we head to Jacob's Ladder, and The Cloughs: a series of gullies that provide a thrilling alternative to the usual route up. We scramble over water-carved rock and boulders (with the option of a Grade 2 wall for the more adventurous!), then head along Kinder Edge towards Crowden Clough. Here we descend past spectacular waterfalls and rock formations, then back to Edale for some well-deserved refreshments and high-calorie foodstuffs.
The scrambling for this route is all around Grade 1 (with some Grade 2 options available). One for more experienced walkers; walking boots are essential.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
11mi/18km,
Good Will Hunters Bar the Shouting
Start: Open in map app SK331857, Queen Victoria Statue, Endcliffe Park
End: Open in map app SK230815, Hathersage
Walk Leader: Steve J
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Starting at Hunters Bar we head along Porter Valley to the Norfolk Arms. We then cross the moor to The Redmires Reservoirs and Stanedge Pole before walking along Stanage Edge to the trig point where we descend at the oft photographed millstones. We then head down to Hathersage via Mitchell Field from where we catch the bus home.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
8mi/13km,
Castleton Christmas Lights
Start: Open in map app SK151683, Castleton, How Ln/Bus Stn
Walk Leader: Chris B
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
We head out of Castleton past Losehill Hall Hotel and the steep climb up Lose Hill. We follow the ridge to Mam Tor before tracing the route of the old road, closed by a landslide in the 70s, back to Castleton.
There's then the option of a look at the lights / cafe and the 16.32 bus back (or poss 15.23 bus without cafe visit), or a late afternoon pub meal (4.30pm The George).
Please let the walk leader know in advance if you would like a place reserving for the meal.
This should just give time to get to the Carols in the Cavern at 6pm (tickets now sold out). Buses back at 18.28 / 19.30 / 20.30 depending how many pubs you want to visit.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
5mi/8km,
Christmas Mince Pie & Mulled Wine Walk
Start: Open in map app SK262919, Smithy Bridge Road, Bradfield
Walk Leader: Nigel L
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Low Bradfield is an ideal start for a Christmas and pre-Christmas party walk. Situated at the head of Loxley valley, this picturesque village is surrounded by Bradfield Dale. Our walk around Bradfield Dale includes a variety of landscapes with some lovely views of Agden reservoir, an ancient hill fort, moorland, a gritstone edge and Adgen wood. Whilst looking at these views we’ll enter into the festive spirit with some mince pies and hot mulled wine (provided by the walk leader).
Dropping back down into Low Bradfield we’ll visit the warming & cosy The Plough Inn (optional). Arrival back in Sheffield should be around 3pm (pub visit included).
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
9mi/14km,
Matlock Christmas wonderland
Start: Open in map app SK297603, Matlock Bus Station, Matlock Town
Walk Leader: Dominic C
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
I have created a 9 miles walk starting at the bus/train station in Matlock, from here, we will visit Lumsdale Waterfalls, High Tor, The river through Matlock Baths, passing Gulliver’s Kingdom and Heights of Abraham and back to Matlock town via the Limestone way.
After the walk, We are hoping to catch the Santa’s Christmas parade at 4:15pm, the Light switch on at 4:45pm and then a visit to the Victoria Christmas Market (which have heated marques).
Walk starts at 10:10am
What to bring on the walk - Proper walking boots, Waterproof jacket, Food and water.
If there is any risk of poor weather: Waterproof trousers, Torch (particularly on Winter walks), Hat & gloves, Spare warm clothing, Whistle, Hot drink.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
6.5mi/10km,
From Millhouses and beyond
Start: Open in map app SK332828, Millhouses Park Cafe
Walk Leader: Natalie T
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
From Millhouses Park to Ecclesall Wood, a steady uphill through the woods, Whirlow and beyond. Across the fields above Bents Green towards Whiteley Woods, back to the reservoir on Ringinglow Rd., around the playing fields, Bole Hill Plantation and into Limb Valley. Follow Limb Brook all the way downstream to Abbeydale Rd. South near to the Abbeydale Miniature Railway, through Ecclesall Wood and return to Millhouses Park.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
South Lakes Autumn Escape
This is opportunity to explore the South Lakeland area. Rookhow is situated in the secluded Rusland Valley between lakes Windermere and Coniston, within walking distance of Grizedale Forest, and with the Lakeland fells and lake shores just a few minutes away. With only 14 places it is likely to fill up quickly. Bookings open at October pub meet.
More details can be found at http://www.rookhowcentre.co.uk/ or https://independenthostels.co.uk/members/rookhowbunkbarn/
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
13.5mi/22km,
3 Dales and 3 Stags Heads
Start: Open in map app SK200718, Main Street Great Longstone, jct Church Lane
Walk Leader: Chris B
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
It's a climb straight away to see the view from Longstone Edge before heading down to Little Longstone and Monsal Head for the picture postcard view of the viaduct. We head down into Cressbrook Dale which we follow to our lunch stop at Wardlow Mires, where there will be time for a drink at the timewarp three Stags Head. It's then through pretty Litton into Tideswell Dale and our third dale Miller's Dale. We pick up the Monsal Trail for an easy walk back. Option of a drink after in Great Longstone
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
8mi/13km,
The Burbage Sky line
Start: Open in map app SK266804, Fox House, Hathersage Road, Totley Bents
Walk Leader: David W
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A classic route along the Gritstone edged rim of the Burbage Valley taking in Burbage Bridge, Higger Tor, Over Owler Tor and Millstone edge with extensive views from Stanage round to the Hope Valley and beyond. We will descend and through the twisted oak woodlands of Padley Gourge then up over and Tumbling Hill and onto White Edge Moor. Ending with a refreshment’s options at Fox House.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
9mi/14km,
Castleton Christmas light switch on
Start: Open in map app SK149830, Castleton Visitor Centre, Buxton road, Castleton
Walk Leader: Dominic C
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Christmas walk starting and finishing in Castleton. We shall start from the Castleton visitor centre which has a pay and display car park for those who are driving, We will take the cave dale route up to Mam Tor and along the Great Ridge via Hollins Cross, Back Tor and Lose Hill and then drop down to Hope where we can stop at either the local cafe or pub, then its back into Castleton just in time to see the Xmas light switch on at 4:30pm
The walk will involve some hill climbing and the paths are good.
What to bring on the walk - Proper walking boots, Waterproof jacket, Food and water.
If there is any risk of poor weather: Waterproof trousers, Torch (particularly on Winter walks), Hat & gloves, Spare warm clothing, Whistle, Hot drink.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
8.5mi/14km,
All the Red Brooks
Start: Open in map app SK048870, Bowden Bridge Car Park
Walk Leader: Sam D
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Red Brook is a Grade 1 scramble onto the western edge of Kinder Scout, approached by way of Kinder reservoir and with views up towards Kinder Downfall. Nether Red Brook and Upper Red Brook are gullies on the north side of the plateau, offering further scrambling opportunities...
The route for this walk takes us up Red Brook, past Kinder Downfall, and across the plateau to Nether Red Brook for an exciting scrambling descent. We then contour round to Upper Red Brook and scramble up towards crags and spectacular views of the Ashop valley. From there, it's back via William Clough and Kinder Reservoir, with an optional pub stop at The Sportsman, just down the road.
The scrambling in this walk is all at Grade 1 (easiest level), with options to vary the difficulty if desired. Definitely for more experienced walkers; walking boots are essential.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
8mi/13km,
Low Bradfield, Dale Dyke Res, Agden Side, Rocher Edge and High Bradfield
Start: Open in map app SK263917, The Plough Pub, New Road/Mill Lee Road, Bradfield
Walk Leader: Dominic C
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Popular Bradfield walk starting from The Plough pub, the walk consists of stunning views over Dale Dyke and Agden res as well as views over Bradfield from Agden Side and Roacher Edge.
We will end the walk at The Plough Pub for an opportunity to socialise over a drink or 2.
What to bring on the walk - Proper walking boots, Waterproof jacket, Food and water.
If there is any risk of poor weather: Waterproof trousers, Torch (particularly on Winter walks), Hat & gloves, Spare warm clothing, Whistle, Hot drink.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
8.5mi/14km,
The Great Fire of Ringinglow
Start: Open in map app SK250788, B6521, Grindleford
End: Open in map app SK332858, Ecclesall Road, Banner Cross
Walk Leader: Alan C
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Something of an annual walking group tradition, our evening adventure begins at Grindleford railway station. We'll be walking all the way back to Hunters Bar via Padley Gorge, Ringinglow and Forge Dam. We'll stop for a while at The Norfolk Arms in Ringinglow along the way to enjoy the bonfire before continuing the journey back to Sheffield. Food and drink are also available here.
After enjoying the festivities at the pub for a while we'll continue the journey home by following Porter Brook all the way back to Endcliffe Park, eventually finishing at Hunters Bar.
This is a night time walk in November so warm clothing is essential and you *must* bring a head torch. Please note also that there may be little or no public transport still running by the time we get to the end so leaving a car in the area (or arranging a lift in advance) is recommended.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
6mi/10km,
Ringinglow Walk
Start: Open in map app SK311826, Entrance to Whinfell Quarry Gardens
Walk Leader: Nigel L
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A walk that pivots around Ringinglow to brush the western edge of Sheffield, passing Whirlowbrook Hall and Forge Dam before venturing into Peak district moorland to see Ox Stones. The route then passes through Ringinglow and finishes with an easy amble down Limb Brook.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
7mi/11km,
North Lees and High Neb
A circular walking starting from Hathersage winding our way up past the North Lees Hall and out onto Stanage. Heading along to High Neb and taking in the views over the Dark Peak before descending back through the patchwork of fields into Hathersage.
A slightly later start so we can take in the Rugby in the morning. Still plenty of time to have a good walk and get into the pub before the sun goes down.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
10mi/16km,
Rother Valley and Barlborough Hall
Start: Open in map app SK438815, Halfway Park and Ride
Walk Leader: Richard E
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
From Halfway the route takes us through Rother Valley nature reserve to arrive at the Elizabethan Barlborough Hall where we can take in the views of Sheffield and the Moss Valley before returning to Halfway.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
13mi/21km,
High Peak Junction Drifter
Start: Open in map app SK315561, CP on East side of R Derwent opposite High Peak Junction
Walk Leader: Chris B
Backmarker: Anna B
This lovely walk through woodland, pretty hamlets and rolling countryside starts by heading South along the beautiful tree lined Cromford canal. We cross the Derwent at Ambergate and climb up through Shining Cliff Woods before stopping for a pint with a view at the wonderful old Bear Inn. After crossing the Derwent again, we make our way back through picturesque hamlets such as Lea & Dethick.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
7.7mi/12km,
Birchens Edge and Nelson's Three Ships from Baslow
Start: Open in map app SK258721, Baslow, Nether End
Walk Leader: David W
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A Circular walk from Baslow through Chatsworth park and on to Birchen Edge taking in Nelson's Monument and fine views back down to Baslow. Then heading onto Baslow edge hopefully via a meeting with placid resident highland cattle before dropping back down into Baslow with numerous options for refreshment.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Snowdonia: Capel Curig
This October we are heading to Snowdonia, staying at the Glan Dwr Mountain Lodge in Capel Curig, nestled amongst spectacular scenery, between a river and a network of mountain footpaths. Its a great location for some fantastic walking. There are only 19 places on this weekend so book on early to get your place. Bookings open Tuesday 6th August at the pub social.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
16mi/26km,
Moors to Malin Bridge
Start: Open in map app SK171893, Fairholmes
End: Open in map app SK325894, Malin Bridge
Walk Leader: Chloe T
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Starting at Fairholmes, we walk along Derwent Reservoir and then up Abbey Brook towards Lost Lad. We then take the Foulstone road towards Strines, where hopefully we are not too early for a quick drink in the pub. We circle Strines Reservoir and take the Sheffield country walk past Boot's Folly, before heading towards Sheffield and traversing country lanes and farmland in the Ughill area. A brief icecream stop at the Our Cow Molly farm will sustain us for our final section along the Loxley Valley to Malin Bridge.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
12mi/19km,
Stuck in a Rut?
There is now a fairly large population of Red Deer in the Eastern Moors area of the Peak District. October is the time of year when the rut takes place, so we hope to see some action from White Edge.
Starting from Fox House we walk through Longshaw Estate, then along the whole length of White Edge. We then return to Fox House via the Wellington Monument, Baslow, Curbar and Froggatt Edges, Grindleford station and Padley Gorge.
No dogs please as we are hoping to see some wildlife.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
7mi/11km,
Three Scramble Kinder Loop
This is a great little hiking and scrambling route up and around the Kinder plateau, taking in some amazing gullies, waterfalls and gritstone edges.
We start from Edale along the Pennine Way, then contour round the hillside towards Crowden Brook. From there we scramble up the stream-bed, and then head east along the edge to Grindsbrook Clough. We descend the ravine to a gully joining on the left, which offers the second scramble of the day, back up to the ridge via pools and waterfalls. From here, we continue towards Ringing Roger, a gritstone outcrop which is a scramble in it's own right, and very different from anything else we'll have done that day... Then it's just down The Nab back to Edale (and, of course, the pub).
This route has some fantastic Grade 1 (easiest level) scrambling, but is definitely for more experienced walkers. Walking boots are essential.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
11.5mi/19km,
Joint SWG-MAD walk - Two Hills from New Mills
Start: Open in map app SJ997854, New Mills Central Station
Walk Leader: Kate W
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Following previous shared adventures with our jolly chums in the Manchester and District (MAD) walker, we will join forces again for a delightful hike in the countryside between our Noble Cities. This will be a moderate circular walk around New Mills, going up both Chinley Churn, descending to Hayfield and then up Lantern Pike before heading into New Mills along the Sett Valley Trail. There will be a pub stop at the end to raise a glass to new and reacquainted friends.
This walk was postponed due to severe flooding around Whaley Bridge
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
13mi/21km,
Malin Bridge to Grindleford
Start: Open in map app SK327895, Malin Bridge tram stop
End: Open in map app SK250788, Grindleford station
Walk Leader: Jonathan J
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
From Malin Bridge tram stop we walk up the Rivelin Valley and then via Wyming Brook to Redmires Reservoirs. We then walk up to Stanage Pole and along Stanage Edge, the Burbage valley and Padley Gorge to Grindleford station for the train home.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
3mi/5km,
It's a Knockout
Start: Open in map app SK231818, Hathersage Cricket Ground
Walk Leader: Bryn C
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
There are no walks today, but there are still spaces available for It's a Knockout. You can expect a fun packed afternoon playing games like Boules, Sack Race, Walk the Plank and more; competing against fellow SWG members. For more information please visit the socials page, and to book on contact Bryn and send £5 to the SWG account. Hope you can make it
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
It’s a Knockout
It’s a Knockout returns on Saturday 28th September 1.00pm at Hathersage Cricket Ground.
For any new members who are new to Knockout, you and your team will participate in a range of games, competing against fellow SWG members. Sack race, Kubb, Boules to name a few. They’ll be some new games too. All will be explained in further detail on the day. The photos below should give you an idea of what to expect.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
8mi/13km,
Howe to Horns
Meet at 11.00am at the walk start. Catch the 10.10am tram from the Cathedral to Middlewood, then connect onto the SL1A bus to Wharncliffe Side. Get off at Wharncliffe Arms and follow signs to Glen Howe Park.
From Glen Howe Park we make our way through woods and fields to Bradfield, where we stop for a drink at The Old Horns Pub. Hopefully the sun will be out and we can sit outside. We then circle back round to Wharncliffe Side and back to Glen Howe Park.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
14.5mi/23km,
All the Edges Part 1
Start: Open in map app SK172892, Fairholmes
End: Open in map app SK266803, Fox House
Walk Leader: Matthew B
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
From this location the group will head around and below the dam wall to along the eastern edge of Upper Derwent Reservoir, where we will pick up the track taking us to Lost Lad and Back Tor, at this point we will pick up the first of the ‘edges’ Derwent and head south passing many interestingly names rock & stone formations. We will continue along heading south & before we reach Hurking Stones we will head east to cross the A57 and pick up or second edge ‘Stanage Edge’ heading along past High Neb (we can time depending detour towards Stanedge Pole if any of the group members haven’t been) then onto Upper Burbage Bridge, from here we will hit our third and fourth edges ‘Upper Burbage & Lower Burbage’ which we will follow towards the finish point which is Fox House Pub.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
12.5mi/20km,
Bleakow and B29 plane wreck
Start: Open in map app SK114998, A628, Tintwistle
Walk Leader: Dominic C
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A great walk up on bleaklow visiting Bleaklow Head, from here, the kissing stones of the peaks (Wain Stones) and visit the largest plane wreck in the Peaks, we will then head back down on the pennine way towards Torside Reservoir, and back to car park along the reservoir.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
9mi/14km,
Magpie Mine and Lathkil Dale
Start: Open in map app SK203664, Over Haddon Car Park
Walk Leader: Ken C
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A Sunday amble exploring the Peak District's industrial past, spectacular Lathkil Dale, and refreshment at one of the area's best pubs.
We'll visit the Heritage Open Day at Magpie Mine for a short guided tour...
'The surface remains of the Magpie Mine near Sheldon in Derbyshire are the best example in Britain of an 18th and 19th century lead mine. It is one of the most iconic mining sites in the country, and was the last working lead mine in the Peak District, finally closing in 1958. Now a Scheduled Monument, the site is preserved by the Peak District Mines Historical Society.
Today is Heritage Open Day, and guided tours of the mine surface will be available so that visitors can walk around the site, listen to the history of this piece of mining heritage, look down the 729ft-deep main shaft, and learn about the years of boom and bust, the success and failure of successive operators, the alleged murder of three miners, and the Widow's Curse that is said to continue to this day.'
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
10mi/16km,
Jarvis Cocker Be Kinder Trail
Start: Open in map app SK123854, Edale Car Park, Edale
Walk Leader: Steve J
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Jarvis Cocker has curated the Be Kinder trail with arts trail in collaboration with Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller, INSTAR and other artists. The walk starts at the Penny Pot café and walks along Edale valley to Barber Booth, the Upper Booth and ending at Lee Farm with exhibitions and films to be taken in on the way.
The trail ends at Lee Farm but we can continue up on to Kinder via Jacobs Ladder. We will then walk across Kinder and descend into Edale to make a nice circular scenic walk.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
18mi/29km,
Limestone Way: Multi-Day Walk
Start: Open in map app SK211644, Youlgreave Church, Youlgreave
End: Open in map app SK150829, Back Street, Castleton
Walk Leader: Nigel L
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
This 2 day ramble is an introduction to multi-day walking where you are carrying your weekend gear (clothing and food) for the walk with a cosy Youth Hostel stay overnight. The route covers the more interesting part of the Limestone Way and is relatively easy going with a 10 mile first and 8 mile second day. Multi-day walks have not been a part for the SWG programme for many years and this is a great opportunity to dip your toe into an adventurous aspect of the group and share the experience with others.
The Limestone Way is a classic Peak District long distance trail covering many aspects of its soft charming limestone scenery. Limestone walls, undulating rural landscapes, the picturesque village of Moneyash, views of Millers Dale and finally ending in the dramatic valley of Cave Dave and the welcoming sight of Castleton.
Route
Day 1 – Youlgreave to Ravenstor Youth Hostel: 10 miles
Day 2 – Ravenstor Youth Hostel to Castleton: 8 miles
Accommodation
We are staying at Ravenstor Youth Hostel on Saturday night at a cost of £32 each (food not included). There are only 8 spaces available on a first come, first served basis. Pay £32 to secure your place via the walk leader. Text now for payment details.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
13.5mi/22km,
Alport, Youlgreave and Stanton Moor
Start: Open in map app SK219646, Alport Lane, Youlgreave
Walk Leader: Dominic C
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Lovely walk with plenty to see such as Lathkill river, a standing stone circle, hermits cave, Robin Hood's Stride, Nine Ladies Circle and the Cork Stone.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
5.5mi/9km,
Scrambling up Grindsbrook Clough
Start: Open in map app SK122853, Edale Railway Station
Walk Leader: Natalie T
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
This walk involves some scrambling and about 400m of ascent and therefore is lots of fun but more suitable for confident walkers.
Starting at Edale Train Station, we scramble up Grindsbrook Clough. When we reach the top, it’s along the edge taking in (hopefully) fantastic views over the Peaks. We head to Ringing Roger, The Nab, then head back down to the pub or cafe.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
7mi/11km,
Yorkshire Sculpture Park
This is an easy 7miles with plenty of opportunities to stop and breathe and appreciate the Sculpture and scenery. The terrain is suitable for inexperienced walkers but does include a slight incline, and will also cover woody areas, open fields and the lakeside.
The only challenging thing about this walk might be to your perception of art.
Possible pub stop at the end in the neighbouring village
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
13mi/21km,
Taking the high road: Chinley to Hope
Start: Open in map app SK037826, Chinley Station
End: Open in map app SK180833, Hope Station
Walk Leader: Isabel G
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
The walk goes through Chinley Churn, Peep O Day, South Head, Brown Knoll; then the great ridge which includes Lord's Seat, Mam Tor, Back Tor and Lose Hill. Then from Lose Hill to Hope where we get the train home. A pub stop in Hope after the walk is also optional.
This walk was previously postponed due to trains not running
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
Lake District: Derwent Water
Spend the August bank holiday on the banks of Derwent Water in the amazing Lake District. It’s the perfect time of year for some epic walking in this fantastic National Park. Staying in Hawse End Cottage - click for more info: https://www.cumbria.gov.uk/cumbriaoutdoors/ourcentres.asp
Bookings open at the social on 2 July, from 7pm.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
12mi/19km,
Wye we Der-went to Chatsworth
Start: Open in map app SK220699, Pineapple House
End: Open in map app SK257702, Chatsworth
Walk Leader: Peter Co
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A classic circular walk from Bakewell to Monsal Head, with a kick in the tail to take us over the hills to Chatsworth. From the old Pineapple House Farm just outside Bakewell, we jump down to the Monsal Trail, across the rolling hills through Great and Little Longstone and Monsal Head. Then we drop steeply to the River Wye to admire the viaduct from below and follow the river past the weir and through Monsal Dale on to a lunch stop in Ashford, on the riverside or even in the water.
It's just a couple of miles from there to Bakewell, but then we continue, puddings in hand, up the hill to Calton Pastures and over to Edensor (a village moved by a former duke because it blocked the view from Chatsworth), and up to the end in front of Chatsworth House. We can catch the bus home from there, or walk an extra mile to finish in the pub at Baslow.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
8.5mi/14km,
Black Hill from Crowden
Start: Open in map app SK071993, Woodhead Road, Tintwistle
Walk Leader: Alex T
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Starting at Crowden car park we will walk up to Black hill and back again via different route.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
The HandleBards Cycling Theatre Company - Much Ado About Nothing
Start: 18:30
End: 21:00 (approx)
Location: Open in map appHeeley People’s Park
View Road
Sheffield, S2 3DJ
The world’s first cycling theatre company, The HandleBards, pedal from venue to venue with all the set, props and costume necessary to perform environmentally sustainable Shakespeare across the globe.
Join their all-male troupe at Heeley People’s Park for a bicycle-powered production of Shakespeare’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ like no other. In usual HandleBards style, expect riotous amounts of energy, a fair old whack of chaos, and a great deal of laughter.
And what’s the play about? Well – a group of soldiers return from the war to a household in Messina, causing the kindling of new love interests and the re-kindling of old rivalries. The parallel love stories of Beatrice, Benedick, Claudio and Hero become entangled with plotting, frivolity and melodrama in Shakespeare’s famous comedy.
This is an outdoor production, so please bring your own chair or blanket to sit on, a picnic to dig into, and dress for the weather!
Notes on Performance
- Doors open at 5.30pm, so bring a picnic and come and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
- Chairs, picnics, blankets and any other low level accessories are welcome.
- In case of rain, please don’t bring umbrellas as they block sight-lines for other audience members. Ponchos and raincoats are just as fetching, so please wear these instead.
This is a ‘Pay What You Can’ performance – a hat will be handed round at the end of the performance. Everyone is welcome and there is no need to book tickets in advance.
No need to book on just meet up on the day.
https://www.handlebards.com/tickets/much-ado-about-nothing-heeley-peoples-park/
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
6mi/10km,
Loxley Valley
Start: Open in map app SK327894, Malin Bridge tramstop, S6 4WG
Walk Leader: Chris B
Backmarker: Anna B
A mix of riverside woodland and relics of Sheffield's industrial past. We head along the Loxley River before switching to the woods on the South bank and then up to Storrs. We cross back to the North bank underneath Dam Flask dam before heading back. Option of a drink and meal after at Wisewood Inn - let walk leader know if you would like adding to table reservation for about 8.30
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
8mi/13km,
Wentworth Mid-Week Walk
Start: Open in map app SK385998, Wentworth Road Car Park Entrance
Walk Leader: Nigel L
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
The modern day Wentworth Estate, created in the 18th century, contains Wentworth Woodhouse, which has the longest house exterior in Europe, alongside many follies, lakes and monuments. We’ll walk from Elsecar through picturesque Wentworth village and the Wentworth Estate taking in the surrounding countryside en route.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
5.5mi/9km,
Rother Valley Country Park
Start: Open in map app SK437814, Halfway Tram Stop
Walk Leader: Richard E
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
A short amble along the River Rother and Rother Valley Lake.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
10mi/16km,
Torside and Yellowslacks Scramble
Torside and Yellowslacks Cloughs are two routes onto Bleaklow in the Peak District’s north. Both are also Grade 1 scrambles (the easiest level) and form the adventurous part of the walk. NOTE: Boots are recommended for this scramble.
Torside clough is a lovely secluded brook away from the bustle of the nearby Pennine Way providing a few possible pools to dip in if so desired along the scramble route. Yellowslacks is a bit more rugged but interesting none the less. In addition, Bleaklow is the home to around 6 planes crashes sites. We’ll visit one of these where the wreckage of a Superfortress, which crashed in 1948, can be seen.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
8mi/13km,
Alan's Kinder Surprise
A summer afternoon stroll, we begin with a short but sharp ascent up The Nab. After taking a moment to catch our breath and enjoy the scenery below of the Vale of Edale, we'll continue alongside Golden Clough to Ringing Roger. We'll then head east towards Crookstone Out Moor and Crookstone Hill, admiring great views towards Ladybower reservoir on the way. We return to Edale along a the lower path via Jaggers Clough.
At the end of the walk we'll call in at the Edale Wood Fired Pizza Company where freshly made wood fired pizza is available. There'll also be an option for a drink in the pub before returning home.
Please indicate when booking on if you're interested in pizza. If there's a lot of interest I'll give the company advanced warning so they know to expect us.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
7mi/11km,
Eyam Moor Mid-Week Walk
Start: Open in map app SK216767, Hawkhill Road car park, Eyam
Walk Leader: Nigel L
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Commencing from the picturesque and historic Eyam village this walk effectively climbs to and circles Eyam Moor. Eyam Moor is an fascinating site of prehistoric settlements containing ring cairns and 3 stone circles. With panoramic views along the way we’ll catch glimpses of Mam Tor, Stanage Edge and White Peak countryside to the south.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
10mi/16km,
Win Hill & Hope Cross
Replaces the Chinley to Edale walk because no trains are running in the Hope Valley this weekend
From Ladybower Inn we walk up Win Hill, then down Hope Cross following the path all the way to the River Ashop turning near Low Barn, walking back to Ladybower along the River Ashop then Ladybower. There may be a pub stop at the Yorkshire Bridge or Ladybower Inn.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
7mi/11km,
Butterflies, Canal and Woods
Start: Open in map app SK555812, Shireoaks Station, Shireoaks
Walk Leader: Ruth T
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Come and try to spot some butterflies at one of the best sites in the area. Starting from Shireoaks station we head across fields and the golf course to a butterfly spotting stop. We then continue into the woods, have lunch in a meadow, then more woods and down along the canal back to our starting point, stopping for local ice cream on the way. Note that as you need to stand still to see butterflies(!) this walk will involve a couple of longish stops. Bring a butterfly book or chart if you have one.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
13mi/21km,
A Tale of Two Stanages
A lovely longish walk around the middle of the Peak District over moors, edges, rivers and woodland. From Burbage Bridge near Fox House, we climb up Hathersage Moor via Carl Wark & Higger Tor onto Stanage number 1, before descending to Hope Valley Ice Cream at Thorpe Farm. We cross the River Derwent by the stepping stones before winding our way round to Bretton Clough, after which we climb up to Eyam Moor and Stanage number 2. After that, we drop back to the river at Grindleford before following Burbage Brook back up the hill to Longshaw and Fox House.
Tell the walk leader ALL of the following: (1)Your full name, (2) Where you will be meeting.
5mi/8km,
Evening Walk: Stannington Loop
Start: Open in map app SK327894, Malin Bridge Tram Stop
Walk Leader: Chloe T
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Starting from Malin Bridge tram stop, we walk up the Loxley Valley, then head up the hill to Stannington, exploring some of the streets and footpaths in the area (and possibly a pub if there is demand). We then descend to Rivelin Valley and return along the river to Malin Bridge
Walk leaders are not expected to reply to your texts to confirm so don't ask a question in your text.
6mi/10km,
Win Hill Mid-Week Walk
Start: Open in map app SK206831, Mill Lane, Bamford
Walk Leader: Nigel L
Backmarker: Volunteer on day
Being one of the Peak Districts more prominent peaks, Win Hill provides some uplifting panoramic views surrounding Hope Valley. We ascent this hill via its southern sides more gentle gradient. Our descent is partially via Parkin Clough, a steep tranquil wooded and mossy gorge where Parkin cake was invented. Our return is via the banks of Ladybower Reservoir and the Bamford Mill weir walkway, an interesting bridge and stepping stone river crossing.
Book on by 6pm the day before the walk by texting the walk leader. Call and speak to them if you have any questions.
Indoor Rock Climbing at Awesome Walls Sheffield
Start: 18:00
End: 22:00 (approx)
Location: Awesome Walls Climbing Centre,
Garter Street,
Sheffield,
S4 7QX
Come join us for a bit of mid-week climbing fun aimed at all climbing levels with top rope, lead climb and bouldering options.
Prices: £8.50. Bouldering only £7.50
What to bring: Climbing shoes. If rope climbing bring a harness, belay plate and rope (if you have one). NOTE: You can hire all these for a fee.
Registering with Awesome Walls: You will need to register before you can climb via: https://www.awesomewalls.co.uk/membership
New to climbing: Awesome Walls run taster sessions https://www.awesomewalls.co.uk/learn/taster -session/