Porter Brook Trail - Fulwood Lane Car Park
📍 Porter Brk Trl, Sheffield S10 4QN, UK
About Porter Brook Trail - Fulwood Lane Car Park
The Porter Brook Trail - Fulwood Lane Car Park serves as an excellent gateway to the stunning natural beauty surrounding Sheffield, offering convenient access to a network of walking and trail running paths. With an impressive Google rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars, it's highly regarded by visitors.
Discovering the Porter Brook Trail
From this starting point, visitors can embark on wonderfully peaceful and scenic walks. The Porter Brook Trail is particularly celebrated for its rich biodiversity, inviting exploration through lush green landscapes, past diverse plant life, and vibrant birds. Reviewers often highlight the delightful lavenders and the overall appreciation for nature that the path provides, making it an ideal escape for those seeking tranquility.
The car park itself is a key advantage, providing free parking in a perfectly situated spot for various routes. Even on busy weekend mornings, ample space is frequently available, ensuring a stress-free start to your outdoor adventure. Whether heading towards Dam Flask for refreshments or simply enjoying the tranquil heart of Porter Clough, this location offers an inviting start to your Yorkshire exploration.
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📍 Porter Brk Trl, Sheffield S10 4QN, UK
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Wonderfully peaceful walk down Porter Clough. A very biodiversity- plants and birds area. Two options, walk as far as Dam Forge for coffee and a snack then walk back, or, get a lift (buses only maybe twice a day to nearby Ringinglow), them complete the full walk to Endcliffe Park
Very nice trail with scenic view all the way. You can't help but appreciate the beauty of nature with lush green grass and lavenders all along the path - not to mention small water stream which makes soothing sound. So my suggestion- don't bring your headphone. Besides there is a car park which has ample places to park. Couple of benches to enjoy little feast/ picnic.
Free car park in perfect position to a number of walking and trail running paths. We got there around 9am on a weekend and there was still plenty of space, and it got full by the time we were leaving at around noon.
Wet n windy but good
Ideal place to park for a walk down the valley or up to the source of the Porter.