A moderate 1.7-mile walk aimed at young people to inspire and discover the history of the Longshaw, through the archaeological evidence of its past users including travellers, map makers, road builders, the soldiers of WW2.
Walk in the footsteps of a host of historic characters on this moderate circular walk. Along the route, our knowledgeable walk leader will explore hidden archaeological features and our volunteers will engage you in activities as you go.
This moderate walk follows an mostly even footpath with a few mild ascents and some rough and boggy parts to the pathway. Well behaved Dogs on leads are welcome.
Location
National Trust Longshaw, Longshaw, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S11 7TZ, United Kingdom
Additional location/direction information
Meet at Longshaw Welcome Building, in Woodcroft car park. Please arrive at 9:20am for a prompt 9:30 start
Schedule
Fri, 24 Jul
9:30 AM
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12:00 PM
Additional booking information
Please wear suitable outdoor clothing and sturdy footwear. Bring a snack and plenty of water.
This moderate walk follows an mostly even footpath with a few mild ascents and some rough and boggy parts to the pathway. Well behaved Dogs on leads are welcome.
Additional fee information
Adult £5.00 accompanied Children over 6 £2.50