Ecclesall Woods
Sheffield's largest ancient woodland, 350 acres of oak and birch with waymarked trails.

Ecclesall Woods covers around 350 acres of ancient semi-natural woodland on the south-west edge of the city, with charcoal-burning platforms, Q-pits and a woodland discovery centre among the trails.
There are bluebells in spring, three car parks, a cafe at the discovery centre, and easy links into the Limb valley and on towards the Peak District.
Highlights
- 350 acres of ancient woodland
- Bluebells in spring
- Woodland discovery centre and cafe
Nearby in Sheffield

Landmarks
Beauchief Abbey
The surviving tower of a twelfth-century abbey, standing alone in fields on the city's south edge.

Museums & galleries
Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet
A complete Georgian scythe works with waterwheels, forges and workers' cottages, preserved in the Sheaf valley.

Parks & gardens
Millhouses Park
A big family park on the River Sheaf with a paddling pool, boating lake and miniature railway.