All Walks in Silkstone sorted by Yorkshire.com Recommendation
Morton Wood
Discover the magical and challenging trails of Morton Wood, a rewarding walk through the Holme Valley's beautiful landscapes.
South Yorkshire Forest
Located in the picturesque setting of Hood Green, South Yorkshire Forest offers a serene escape for nature enthusiasts. While primarily a hiking area, visitors should be prepared for standard pay-and-display parking options. Enjoy the beautiful countryside and trails, perfect for walking and cycling.
River Don Linear Park
Discover the River Don Linear Park in Sheffield, a peaceful urban oasis offering scenic river walks, cycling paths, and abundant wildlife.
Darfield Bridlepath
Darfield Bridlepath offers a serene parking spot ideal for nature enthusiasts looking to explore the nearby hiking trails and wind turbine park. Located in Darfield, Barnsley, this area is perfect for dog walkers and cyclists alike, providing easy access to outdoor activities without the hassle of parking fees.
Holmfirth Cliff Jubilee Beacon
Discover the Holmfirth Cliff Jubilee Beacon, a historic landmark offering panoramic views and a rewarding walk above Holmfirth.
Tomcat’s wood
Located in the serene area of Monk Bretton, Tomcat’s Wood offers a peaceful escape for nature lovers with its charming walking paths and benches. While the parking facility is likely pay-and-display, visitors can enjoy a short, leisurely walk through the woods, perfect for a quick getaway with family or pets.
Pinfold Steps
Discover Barnsley town centre via the historic Pinfold Steps, a charming stone stairway connecting key attractions and businesses.
Trans pennine trail
Explore the Trans Pennine Trail, an easy, flat, and comfortable route perfect for walking, cycling, and family adventures.
Monk Bretton Trig point
Located in the scenic area of Monk Bretton, the parking facility at Monk Bretton Trig point offers convenient access to the nearby hiking trails and points of interest. While the payment options are not explicitly detailed, it is likely a pay-and-display system, typical for such locations. Visitors can enjoy the ease of access provided by the new road from the housing estate, making it a great starting point for exploring the area's natural beauty.
Upper Don Trail
Located in the picturesque village of Millhouse Green, the Upper Don Trail offers convenient parking for visitors exploring the scenic routes of the C2C trans Pennine trail. This pay-and-display facility ensures easy access to the beautiful walking and cycling paths that stretch through the heart of Yorkshire's natural landscapes.
High Bank Quarry
Explore High Bank Quarry, a historical landmark near Thurlstone offering stunning valley views and open access for walkers.
Earlsheaton Tunnel
Explore the Earlsheaton Tunnel, a hidden historical gem in Dewsbury offering a unique and cool walk perfect for all ages.
Stanley Ferry Aqueduct
Discover the impressive Victorian engineering of Stanley Ferry Aqueduct, offering peaceful walks and scenic views in Wakefield.
Wrenthorpe Park
Discover Wrenthorpe Park in Wakefield, a highly-rated community green space with playgrounds, sports courts, and lovely walks.
Wantley Dragon Wood
Discover the legendary Wantley Dragon on an engaging woodland walk near Deepcar, a unique adventure rooted in local folklore.
Southern Washlands
Discover the peaceful Southern Washlands, a beautiful nature corridor in Wakefield perfect for tranquil walks and enjoying wildlife.
Morehall Reservoir Plantation
Discover Morehall Reservoir Plantation, a tranquil haven for walkers offering beautiful woodland paths and serene waters, perfect for a peaceful escape.
Blackburn Meadows
Discover Blackburn Meadows, a tranquil nature reserve in Sheffield perfect for peaceful walks, runs, and bike rides along the canal.
Heath Common
Discover Heath Common, a vast open space near Wakefield, perfect for walks, kite flying, and spotting wild horses amidst historic charm.
Wincobank Hill
Explore the ancient Iron Age Wincobank Hill Fort, offering historical walks, panoramic views, and a glimpse into Yorkshire's past.