Where is Redmires Reservoir?
Sheffield's rural border holds these waters right on the edge of the city. Walkers frequently find the spot while exploring the nearby moors and high country.

What type of place is Redmires Reservoir?
Redmires Reservoir is a group of three man-made lakes in Sheffield near the Peak District.

When is the best time to visit Redmires Reservoir?
Spring through to autumn offers the most reliable weather for walking along the high banks. Crisp November afternoons also provide beautiful low light, though you will need a heavy coat to block the biting wind.

What can you do at Redmires Reservoir?
Walking the gravel paths allows you to admire the impressive nineteenth-century masonry and iron valves. Local birdwatchers routinely gather along the edges to spot migrating waterfowl over the deep blue surface.

How long should I spend at Redmires Reservoir?
Allocating roughly two hours ensures you have enough time to complete the loop around the pools. Serious hikers can easily stretch their stay by heading out onto the connecting moorland trails.

Where do I park at Redmires Reservoir?
Vehicles can use the ten available spaces nearby, which provide four day and six overnight spots. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I eat near Redmires Reservoir?
The Norfolk Arms, Ringinglow, The Scotsman’s Pack, Hathersage, and Coleman's Deli offer three spots to grab a bite to eat nearby. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I stay near Redmires Reservoir?
Brocco On The Park Boutique Hotel provides a place to stay in the area. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.