Are you up for something a bit more laidback? John’s leisurely 5-mile walk takes you on an easy trail along the river. Do sign up if you have the evening free to explore the industrial side of Sheffield.

Enjoy this 5-mile Sunday morning walk led by Kamila. You’ll get to see Langsett Reservoir, North American ruins and an optional pub or café at the end.

What’s better than a cold pint on a warm weekend day? A cold pint on a warm weekend day at a beer festival in a traditional pub after a 7-mile walk led by Jacob. Just make sure not to drive and take the train instead!

If you’re in Sheffield over Easter, this 11-mile walk is worth making time for. Alex will lead the group from Totley through the countryside and back to finish at a pub. Do check the bus times, as it’s a bank holiday!

The best thing about a bank holiday weekend? More opportunities to walk! We’re starting off the Easter celebrations with Emma’s 9-mile route along part of the Monsal Trail.

Soak up some evening sun on this 5-mile walk through Porter Valley with Kamila and other walkers. The perfect way to rewind after a day of work.

The evenings are getting longer and so are the sections of the Sheffield Country Walk led by Lotte. Getting home from Totley, where this 5.3-mile walk ends, should be very easy, though!

Serena is leading her first walk through some of Sheffield’s most scenic valleys: Rivelin and Loxley. This 7-mile walk is easy to get to by tram, so mark your calendars!

Hidden around Burbage moor are 3kg of chocolate eggs. Can you find them? Work in teams to navigate to the finish to win even more eggs!

Time for another 2.3-mile evening walk in the centre of Sheffield led by David. You only need 1 hour to get some steps in by wandering through Crookes Valley Park and Weston Park.

Next in our Sheffield Country Walk challenge is the 5.5-mile section 8. Because it ends at Meadowhall Interchange, it should be easy to get home from the finish.

This is the second walk in the Spring Weekday Walking Challenge, where we’re completing all 10 sections of the Sheffield Country Walk on weekday evenings. Lotte will take you along on the 4.3-mile walk that is section 10.

You might recognise the route, because Mollie is leading another 8-mile walk from Longshaw Estate to Higger Tor and back via Burbage valley.

Regardless of your definition of ‘short’, this 7-mile walk led by Lee is a good way to start your weekend. Take a bus to the south side of Sheffield and enjoy the views.

If you like castles, you will want to join Bryn’s 8-mile walk to the impressive Bolsover Castle. Free parking has been arranged in Palterton near Chesterfield, so please coordinate car shares.

What better way to end the workweek than with a Friday evening walk? David is leading a short 2.5-mile stroll starting and ending at Sheffield Station.

Are you up for a challenge? This Spring, we’re completing all 10 sections of the Sheffield Country Walk on weekday evenings. Lotte is starting off by leading a walk on section 9, which is a little over 4 miles.

Looking for some different views? Alex will lead a brisk walk southeast of Macclesfield, so be sure to sign up. We recommend bringing a head torch just in case it gets dark before the very end of the walk.

Join David for a 7.5-mile walk full of stunning views. It will involve a combination of roads, steps, grass fields and trails. But don’t forget to look up and enjoy the surroundings!

Hop on a bus to Matlock and join Liam for a 10-mile walk through some villages and gardens that are hopefully starting to bloom. The highlight (literally) will be High Tor!

It’s time for one of Miranda’s favourite routes — this time to celebrate the start of Spring. The walk will be 7.2 miles, which should be long enough to hopefully spot some lambs along the way.

Whether you’re naturally an early bird or looking for a way to fully wake up on a Sunday morning, Lotte invites you to join a brisk 4.5 mile walk starting and ending at a café in Woodseats (to get that much needed caffeine shot!).

A 8 mile circular walk from Glen Howe up to High Bradfield back via Wharncliffe Side.

A mixed terrain circular walk from Baslow up to gritstone edge returning to Baslow along the Frogatt and Curbar edges.

A fairly strenuous 10 mile walk around Edale to celebrate International Women’s Day!

For those who like to sleep in, Alex will lead a walk from Millhouses Park up to Ringinglow. But don’t be fooled by the late start and proximity to the city, because this is a 12-mile walk with a gentle incline pretty much the whole way!

Through moderate in distance (8.7 miles) and ascent, Emma’s linear hike will be relatively fast-paced and therefore suitable for those with a bit of walking experience. Starting from picturesque Bakewell, there will be lots to see on this route.

Another walk to Derwent Edge? Yes! Follow Miranda up a short but steep incline to start off this 10 mile walk. With a lunch stop at Back Tor, you’re in for some good views.

Kamila will be leading a leisurely 6-mile walk that starts from Millhouses, gets you to some cute animals, and then back to the start. A lovely way to spend a dreary mid-February Sunday.

If you’ve been wanting to walk the Upper Don Trail, this is your chance! Nick will lead this fast-paced 13-mile hike, so good shoes and base fitness are required.