Discover Thurlstone
Thurlstone is a village located in South Yorkshire, within the S36 postal district. Governed by Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council, it lies near the Peak District National Park, offering scenic landscapes. Historically, Thurlstone was a center for the textile industry, and its proximity to natural reserves makes it appealing for outdoor enthusiasts.
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The Grange
ST MARYS APARTMENT - One bedroom modern accommodation in charming market town in the Peak District, UK
Moor Royd House
The Old Crown Inn
Experience a warm Yorkshire welcome at The Old Crown Inn, a lively Penistone inn offering a cosy atmosphere, great value, and friendly service.
Hartcliffe View
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Things to Do in Thurlstone
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.
Penistone Station Wildflower Nature Reserve
Discover Penistone Station Wildflower Nature Reserve, a tranquil spot perfect for exploring the Trans Pennine Trail.
Royd Community Garden
Royd Community Garden in Millhouse Green offers a peaceful retreat with its beautifully maintained grounds. While the payment options for parking are unknown, it is likely a standard pay-and-display facility, typical for the area. Visitors can enjoy the serene environment of this community garden, making it a delightful stop for those exploring the Sheffield region.
Food & Drink
The Huntsman
Located in the charming village of Millhouse Green, The Huntsman offers convenient parking for visitors looking to explore the local area or enjoy a traditional British pub experience. While primarily a pay-and-display facility, it provides easy access to the pub's delightful offerings, including a variety of beers and themed nights.
The Huntsman
The Crystal Palace
Located in the charming village of Thurlstone, The Crystal Palace offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere for visitors. While enjoying local ales and the friendly company of locals, tourists can easily access nearby attractions in Sheffield. Please note that parking is typically pay-and-display in this area.
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Geographic Facts
- Postcode
- S36
- Administrative area
- Penistone
- Dialing code
- 01226
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Walk: Denby Dale
Take a journey around Hagg Wood and Calverly Wood taking in the sights of Square Wood Reservoir near to Denby Dale. The Route What3words for Start Point: ///fabric.galaxies.backtrack Start Point: Wakefield Road Railway Station bus stops on Wakefield Road, Denby Dale, Huddersfield HD8 8QH Finish Point: Wakefield Road Railway Station bus stops on Wakefield Road, Denby Dale, Huddersfield HD8 8QH Distance: 4 Miles GPX Route Map walkshire-denbydaleDownload Walk Description From the bus stops on Wakefield Road, head towards the impressive viaduct high over the to, and almost immediately veer left down the side road. When the road stops, carry on along the footpath under one of the arches to walk underneath the viaduct, then follow the path left to walk alongside it. Around half way down, turn to the right and follow an enclosed path to reach the side of a house. At the A635 Barnsley Road, turn right and walk towards a side road on the left. Carefully cross over Barnsley Road and head up the side road, called Toby Wood Lane. The road eventually turns to the left, but here stay on the track continuing on the previous line of the road. Once through the small section of woodland, turn left and go through the gate into the field. Walk through the field and through the next two gates, turning right straight after the second. Turn left to right along the line of the trees to reach the access road, and turn right to follow it through the farm. As the road turns to the right, look for the public footpath sign on the left, and take it into the field. Turn left again and follow the clear path through the trees ahead to another access road. Turn left and then at the end of the road, turn left to continue on the footpath alongside the wall. Follow the clear path between the trees and then veer slightly to the right to follow the line of trees on your left. With Square Wood Reservoir on the left, you meet another road. Turn right and follow the road and onto the path after the road ends, turning left to walk around Calverley Wood. Pick up the long straight access road and at the junction, hairpin turn to the left to walk up Bank Lane. At the main road, turn right to walk the opposite way along Barnsley Road to go underneath the viaduct. Once under, cross over the road and turn left on the public footpath through Churchfield. The path becomes a road, which crosses over Bank Lane. Carry straight on and then turn left on Nether Dale. Look for the snicket on the right and turn left at the main road to return to the bus stops at the start.
Walk: Penistone to Dunford Bridge
An easy walk along the former Great Central Railway in South Yorkshire, with moorland views, trees and wildflowers. The Route what3words for start point: ///decanter.quits.boots Start Point: Penistone Finish Point: Dunford Bridge Distance: 5.7 Miles GPX Route Map penistonetodunfordbridgeDownload Walk Description This old railway line on the Trans Pennine Trail provides a relaxed walk for all the family. Start at the thriving market town of Penistone and follow the former Great Central railway out past the skate park through rolling moorland and tree-lined tracks to the remote hamlet of Dunford Bridge. Take a break and admire the views and local wildlife from one of the benches and look out for historic clues of the path's past. Younger explorers will be thrilled to find a magic wood just after Hazlehead Bridge station, as well as exquisitely painted fairy houses nestling in the trees.
Walk: Scout Dike, Royd Moor and Ingbirchworth Reservoirs
Visit three lovely reservoirs on the outskirts of Penistone for some peace, quiet and mindfulness time. Perfect for letting the world go by as you stroll. The Route what3words for start point: ///canal.acid.frizz Start Point: Scout Dike Reservoir Finish Point: Ingbirchworth Distance: 6 Miles GPX Route Map scout-dike-royd-moor-and-ingbirchworth-reservoirsDownload Walk Description There is a car park at Scout Dike which is where this walk starts, make sure you use the designated spaces. The walk starts with Scout Dike to your right but soon you will spot Royd Moor higher up and to the left. The walk intersects both water bodies as it follows the path towards Ingbirchworth reservoir. If you're looking to refuel why not take a detour on the way back via the village of Ingbirchworth for some refreshments before heading back.
Walk: Trans Pennine Trail
The Trans Pennine Trail is a long-distance path running from Southport on the West coast to Hornsea on the East Coast, across Northern England entirely on surfaced paths and using only gentle gradients. The Route Start Point: Southport Finish Point: Hornsea Distance: 208 Miles GPX Route Map transpenninetrailDownload Walk Description The main west–east trail starts at Southport, then heads south through the suburbs of Liverpool, through Widnes, Warrington, Manchester, Stockport and Hadfield. It then crosses the Peak District, heading up the Longdendale valley via the Longdendale Trail to Woodhead, then down through Dunford Bridge and Penistone, Doncaster, Selby, Hessle, Hull and Hornsea. This route covers 207 miles (333.1 km). Between Southport and Selby it is National Cycle Network, Route 62 and from Selby to Hornsea, NCN Route 65.