
Walks in Fulwood
From easy city strolls to challenging trails, discover the best of Fulwood on foot.

Walk: Redmires Reservoir
An easy walk around the three parts of the Redmires Reservoir, just inside the Peak District National Park and on the outskirts of Sheffield. The Route what3words for start point: ///issue.orange.fault Start Point: Redmires Plantation Car Park, Redmires Road, at the north-western edge of the upper reservoir, S10 4QZ Finish Point: Car Park of Redmires Road Distance: 3 Miles GPX Route Map walkshireredmiresreservoirDownload Walk Description Exit the car park via the way you drove in. Turn right to join Redmires Road, then walk all the way down the road, with the reservoir on your left and taking care as there is no pavement. At the end of the road, pass through the "A" frame gate and along the path to the reservoir embankment between the upper and middle reservoirs. Do not turn left onto the embankment as this is part of a Nature Reserve, but keep to the path on the right, towards the middle reservoir. Cross the footbridge, and carry on the path as it turns right and follow it to the end of the dam between the middle and low reservoirs. Walk past the end of the dam and keep on the path to reach the shore of the lower Redmires reservoir. Go through the kissing gate at the east point of the reservoir, and turn left, keeping the reservoir embankment on your left. Head towards the bridge and cross it, then cross another bridge shortly afterwards. Turn left and continue along the tarmac access road, turning right at the end onto a footpath. This path runs alongside the wood, and then through it, to meet Redmires Road. Turn left, and walk along Redmires Road to eventually reach the car park where you started the walk.

Walk: Rivelin Dams Reservoirs
A nice brisk walk around two separate reservoirs in South Yorkshire with fabulous views. The Route what3words for start point: ///frogs.logo.backed Start Point: Rivelin Dams Car Park, by Fox Holes Lodge, Sheffield S10 4LJ Finish Point: Fearney Hill, Manchester Road/Wyming Brook Drive, Sheffield S6 6GH Distance: 2 Miles GPX Route Map rivelin-damsDownload Walk Description Starting at the car park at the eastern end of the lower of the two reservoirs this follows the woodland until the water's edge. The two reservoirs have a fabulous array of wildlife at anytime of year. Look out for the flowering heather in summer and late autumn.

Lady Canning's Plantation Walk
A woodland walk with plenty of trails that are ideal with four legged friends. The Route what3words for start point: ///stud.closer.moon Start Point: Ringinglow Finish Point: Ringinglow Distance: 2 Miles GPX Route Map lady-cannings-plantationDownload Walk Description Just to the south West of Sheffield is this fabulous woodland that is ideal for a woodland walk. There are multiple walks and trails to follow and this is just perfect for dog walkers. I nice way to get away from the city life and stretch those legs especially the four legged variety. Food afterwards Norfolk Arms, Ringinglow.

Walk: Endcliffe Park
A popular local park with lots of different trails and paths to try. Ideal for a Sunday morning stroll with the family before a hearty lunch. The Route what3words for start point: ///deflection.meant.loud Start Point: Endcliffe Park Finish Point: Endcliffe Park Distance: 2 Miles GPX Route Map endcliffe-parkDownload Walk Description Porter Brook is the centrepiece of this park and the paths follow it as it wanders through the park. There are lovely dams, waterfalls and rock pools and all of these attract local wildlife. This makes this a wonderful urban location for some bird spotting for amateurs and local children. Also close by are the Botanical gardens for a longer stroll.

Walk: Ecclesall Woods
A mix of different trails and paths this area of Sheffield is famous for it's diversity and beauty. Pick one of many routes to wander through the beautiful woodland. The Route what3words for start point: ///shrimp.action.design Start Point: Abbeydale Finish Point: Abbeydale Distance: 3 Miles GPX Route Map ecclesall-woodsDownload Walk Description Wander through the woodland and marvel at the stunning bluebells in in April and May as whilst stumbling upon the various streams and inlets. There are lovely cafes available to keep the kids fuelled or a nice coffee to pick yourself up so make sure you try them before you leave. There are lots of different paths to explore each with little hidden away places to discover

Walk: Rivelin Valley Nature Trail
The Rivelin valley is a beautiful, hidden away gen in South Yorkshire and this walk is a fabulous stroll through it's landscape. The Route what3words for start point: ///unit.hedge.laser Start Point: Malin Bridge / Walkley Bank Tilt car park, Rivelin Valley Rd, Walkley, Sheffield S6 5FY Finish Point: Revlin Mill Bridge Distance: 2 Miles GPX Route Map rivelin-valley-nature-trailDownload Walk Description This walk contains a series of picturesque waterways, ponds and even some stepping stones for the kids (young and old). The industrial heritage of the area is featured through the former milling building you'll see on the way. There is a spacious car park, café and toilets at the starting point of the walk.