
Pinfold Bridge
π 51-53 Staniforth Rd, Sheffield S9 3HB, UK
About Pinfold Bridge
Pinfold Bridge is a historic road bridge situated in the Attercliffe area of Sheffield, gracefully spanning the tranquil waters of the Sheffield & Tinsley Canal. Recognised as a historical landmark, this enduring structure offers a unique blend of heritage and natural beauty, making it a noteworthy stop for those exploring the city. Visitors have consistently rated it positively, earning it a 4/5-star average.
More than just a crossing, Pinfold Bridge serves as an excellent starting point for canal-side adventures. The towpath beneath the bridge has been enhanced, providing a pleasant environment for leisurely walks. Here, visitors can enjoy watching local wildlife, including ducks and swans, as well as the occasional narrowboat or kayaker navigating the canal. Stepped and zig-zag sloped path access ensures easier descent to the water's edge, where a bench invites contemplation of the serene surroundings.
Visiting Information
Pinfold Bridge is accessible to the public 24 hours a day, seven days a week, allowing visitors to enjoy its charm at any time. While specific accessibility features are not formally detailed, the site benefits from both stepped and zig-zag sloped path access leading down to the canal towpath, as noted by visitors.
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π 51-53 Staniforth Rd, Sheffield S9 3HB, UK
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Reviews sourced from Google Maps.Last updated 8 February 2026.
Road bridge in Attercliffe, you will pass underneath if you are taking a nice stroll along the canal. It's a pretty nice walk around the canal at least, you will probably see some ducks and swans and the occasional narrowboat and kayakers. If you are heading away from Sheffield centre, then you are now getting out of the building areas, and into some nice wooded areas.
Busy road bridge over the Sheffield & Tinsley Canal in Attercliffe. Stepped and zig zag sloped path access to the canal and a bench to enjoy watching the ducks and geese. The towpath in this area has recently been improved by volunteers from The Friends of The Blue Loop working in partnership with the Canal & River Trust. Work is ongoing to extend the towpath improvements towards Tinsley.