Meet: Friday mornings in the lobby, Centre in the Park, off Guilford Avenue, in time to start walking at 10.15. 

Day: Fridays 

Time: 10.10 in time to start walking at 10.15am

Meet: in the foyer of the Centre in the Park, Norfolk Heritage Park, off Guilford Avenue  S2 2PL

Toilets 
Uneven ground
Some inclines 
May be muddy 
Refreshments available 
Rest stop available 
Public transport accessible 
Car parking nearby 
 

 

 

Norfolk Park entrance 2016Norfolk Park Centre and view 2021Norfolk Park en rout May 2018

 

 

 

The Norfolk Park Wellbeing Walk was established in 2002.. The park itself is located 1 mile South East of Sheffield’s city centre and covers almost 30 hectares. It was originally gifted by the Duke of Norfolk in 1910 and not only has a rich history as one of the oldest public spaces in the county it also boasts incredible views of Sheffield (on a clear day!)

Walkers meets every Friday from 10 o'clock in the foyer of the Centre in the Park for a catch up of the week before the walk begins. The walk itself starts at 10:15 am and it takes roughly 40 minutes to walk right round the park and back to the Centre where refreshments are provided in the foyer. 

Mostly our walk takes the form of a simple circuit of the park. There is an uphill incline on the way back to the centre in the park, taking a bit more energy. However we encourage people to keep to a pace they feel comfortable with and, if necessary, make use of a convenient bench half way up the hill!
 
All paths are well surfaced and therefore suitable for wheels. We encourage all walkers to go at their own pace, as far and comfortably as desired and rest if needed.
 

We are a very friendly group made up of people of a variety of ages and backgrounds. We always enjoy welcoming new walkers to the group and you will be greeted not only by the great views but also by a friendly face and a warm smile.

Buses:   The number 41 passes the Granville Road park entrance. (that's the closest to the Centre in the Park but, unfortunately, right at the bottom of the park). However there is a tram stop on Arbourthorne Road, which is a 5 minute walk to the Centre in the Park, and it is a downhill walk from there!

Parking: There is a car park close to the Centre in the park which you can access from the Guilford Avenue entrance. If that's full you can park on Guildfield Avenue itself.
 
Toilets:    There are toilets in the Centre in the Park