Wyming Brook Nature Reserve
A steep rocky stream tumbling through conifer woodland, one of the wildest walks inside the city.

Wyming Brook drops sharply from the Redmires moors down to the Rivelin reservoirs through boulders, pines and tumbling water, looking far more remote than its position inside the city boundary suggests.
The main track is rough underfoot but straightforward, and the reserve is good for crossbills, dippers and deer.
Highlights
- Rocky tumbling stream
- Conifer woodland wildlife
- Inside the city boundary
Nearby in Sheffield

Parks & gardens
Redmires Reservoirs
Three high moorland reservoirs on the city's western skyline, with big open views.

Parks & gardens
Rivelin Dams
Two Victorian reservoirs above the Rivelin Valley, with a level circular walk.

Parks & gardens
Rivelin Valley
A wooded river valley of waterfalls and old mill ponds on the western edge of the city.