Sheffield Walking Group

The Sheffield Support group walking group meet every second Saturday of the month from 10.30am to 12.30pm, ready to walk at 10.30am. 

Walking and talking is a great way to get to know people. It’s good to talk with people who have experience of living with Parkinson’s and we welcome carers, family members and friends and their dogs to join us too!

The walks are led by Bhanu and/or Melanie. The distance of the walks average at 2 km depending on each park’s layout, but all have benches along the route to stop and stretch or rest, plus the pace is easy so we can chat. 

The walk plus refreshments afterwards usually lasts between 2 and 2 ½ hours. 

We welcome you to join us at:-

Saturday 8 February - Hillsborough Park - meet at Hillsborough Park café, Hillsborough Park, Parkside Road, Sheffield S6 2AB.

Saturday 8 March Endcliffe Park - meet at Endcliffe Park cafe, Endcliffe Park, Rustlings Road, Sheffield S11 7AB.

Saturday 12 April Graves Park - meet at the car park off Charles Ashmore Road, S8 8GJ.

Saturday 10 May Millhouses Park - meet at the cafe, Millhouses Park, Abbeydale Road South, Sheffield S17 3LA.

Saturday 14th June Endcliffe Park - meet at the cafe.

Saturday 12 July  Endcliffe Park - meet at the cafe.

Saturday 9 August Hillsborough Park - meet at the cafe.

Saturday 13 September Endcliffe Park - meet at the cafe.

Saturday 11 October Graves Park - meet at Charles Ashmore car park.

Saturday 8 November Endcliffe Park - meet at the cafe.

Saturday 13 December Millhouses Park - meet at the cafe.

Clothing: Please check the weather and dress accordingly. You may require warm clothes, waterproofs, or a sun hat, as sometimes we sit outside together for our cuppa at the end of the walk.

Cost: Taking part is free and can be fun!

Booking is requested in case the event has to be cancelled last minute. To register your interest, please email Bhanu at [email protected] or call Val on 0114 262 0468.

***Please note: If you attend without booking it is assumed you have read and consented to the conditions of the walk, and are capable of managing the distances without assistance. If you do require assistance to walk safely or need company when you rest, you must bring someone with you as a companion as the walk leader(s) will not be available to provide you assistance.