Like a challenge? How about walking the entire boundary of the Peak District National Park?

Look across Sheffield, up onto one of the hills that dominate its landscape, and you might see rows of terraces gently hugging the incline, or the odd tower block penetrating the skyline. But wha..

Beautiful routes and paths following Sheffield’s waterways, which are still punctuated with fascinating reminders of an industrial past.

From medieval to modern times, The Norfolk Heritage Trail is a walk through centuries of Sheffield history.

The Sheffield Round Walk is a 15-mile loop from the urban to the rural at the southwestern edges of the city – taking in leafy parkland, woodland streams, and pretty suburbs.

The best way to get to know a place is treading its paths and connecting its history with the sights you see on your way.

This walk leads into what once was the heart of industrial Sheffield.

This walk strides to the top of Mam Tor, before flying along the Great Ridge to the top of Lose Hill.

Surprise View car park, located near Hathersage, is easily accessed via car or bus from Sheffield and is a great starting point for a variety of walks.

Located to the northwest of Sheffield, the village of Low Bradfield is surrounded by four reservoirs.