Welcome to Bradfield

Bradfield village’s excellent location on the north east fringes of the Peak District, with close proximity to long-distance trails and a superb variety of shorter walks around local villages, and spectacular reservoirs means that it has something special to offer walkers, whether visitors or local residents. As a member of the Walkers are Welcome network, Bradfield is aiming to attract visitors to the area to find out for themselves the huge variety of scenery and local amenities on offer.

News

• WALK CANCELLED1st July 2024
  Tuesday July 2nd – Local History Morning Round Walk in the Upper Ewden Valley – CANCELLED –
• 2024 Guided Walks Programme23rd October 2023
  The 2024 guided walks programme is now available on this site. 2024 day time walks 2024 evening walks
• Flood Walks cancelled10th March 2023
  The flood walks on Saturday 11th March and Sunday 12th March are cancelled due to the weather.
• 2023 Guided Walks Programme1st December 2022
  The 2023 guided walks programme is now available on this site. 2023 day time walks 2023 evening walks
• Heritage Highways – informal launch of Walk the Old Tracks leaflet6th July 2022
  Published by admin on July 6, 2022 SATURDAY 6th AUGUST10.00 – 12.00 amBolsterstone Village Hall Stocksbridge S36 3ZL Join Heritage Highways for the informal launch…

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New routes

• New walks at Redmires and Rivelin Reservoirs1st March 2021
  We have added four new walks in the Redmires and Rivelin Reservoirs area, west of Sheffield. The walks have been produced in conjunction with Sheffield…

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• Eight new inclusive routes25th October 2020
  Bradfield Walkers are Welcome with Stocksbridge Walkers are Welcome in association with Sheffield Lakeland Landscape Partnership have produced instructions for eight inclusive routes in the…

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Walkers are welcome

Planning a walking trip? Come and discover the Walkers are Welcome towns and villages across Britain. All have joined this innovative new community-led scheme, to demonstrate their commitment to making your visit an enjoyable one.

Visit the national Walkers are Welcome web site.

Interpretation Panels

As part of Bradfield Parish Council’s Walks and Trails project a number of interpretation panels have been set up around the area giving information about landmarks and local history. To view the interpretation panels click on the links below to open a pdf document.

Trans Pennine Trail

The Trans Pennine Trail is a 370 mile network of accessible multi-user paths across the North of England. The paths are maintained by the 27 local authorities it passes through but they need tending to and improving.

Why not become a Friend of the Trans Pennine Trail?

www.transpenninetrail.org.uk/friends

Langsett and Midhope at War

An historical archive of the Langsett area and its people in World War 2.

www.langsettandmidhopeatwar.co.uk/

The Countryside Code

The Countryside Code applies to all parts of the countryside. Most of it is just good commonsense, as it is designed to help us all to respect, protect and enjoy our countryside.

www.naturalengland.org.uk/ourwork/enjoying/countrysidecode

Public Transport

Bradfield is served by the 61 and 62 bus services from Hillsborough Interchange.

www.travelsouthyorkshire.com/