Information about the 2026 club holiday can be found on the News Page.

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Our next Outing will be on Sunday April 19th at Hathersage

Please note this is a Reverse Route Pickup

‘A’ Party Leader    Tony

Distance 12.4 miles         Climbing  1800 ft           Leaving the coach at Hathersage

Leaving the coach at Hathersage we start the walk in a Southerly direction following the River Derwent to Upper Padley, we then cross the railway and make our way to Oxhay Wood then back to Bolehill making our way through the enchanting woods of ‘Padley Gorge’.  At Burbage Bridge we cross the A6187 and have a choice of route either Burbage Rocks  or and make our way to Carl Mark Fort and Higger Tor before heading back to Hathersage for refreshments.

‘B+’ Party Leaders    Phil & Fay

Distance 12 miles          Climbing  1700 ft            Leaving the coach at  Bamford

We leave the coach at Bamford and climb up a very steep hill (!) onto Bamford Moor via Bamford Clough. Joining the Sheffield Country Walk along Stanage Edge we pass Robin Hood’s Cave. We descend below Burbage Rocks to Burbage Bridge. We then head up on to Hathersage Moor before dropping back down into Hathersage.

‘B’ Party Leaders    Annie

Distance 8 miles       Climbing  1000 ft        Leaving the coach at Hathersage

From Hathersage we will head north through pleasant fields and a small wood via Brookfield Manor, Greens House and Dennis Knoll, to meet a track which rises steadily and turns east onto Stanage Edge. We will lollop southwards along the Edge enjoying extensive and dramatic views, then descend crossing moorland paths towards Higger Tor. We continue the descent through farmland via Mitchell Field and Scraperlow, heading downhill via woods (with bluebells if we’re lucky) to Hathersage and its cafes and pubs, not to mention Little John’s Grave.

‘C’ Party Leader   – Rob

Distance 6.5 miles       Climbing 350   ft              Leaving the coach at Hatnersage

We begin our day with refreshments at Cintra’s Cafe in Hathersage, then head south past the railway station to Leadmill Bridge where we join the Derwent Valley Heritage Trail which takes us westwards along the banks of the River Derwent to the village of Shatton. From Shatton we leave the river and head south then east below Glover Bank to re-join the river path back to Leadmill Bridge and Hathersage.

The pickup times will be on your ‘Walks Programme’ and also on the website.

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