Spectrum of Stories at Shire Brook Nature Reserve

About

Visitors are invited to explore the colours found throughout the nature reserve by following the Rainbow Trail. A trail map can be picked up from the visitor centre. Visitors can then get involved with a range of colourful crafts available for everyone.

Visitors are invited to share their memories and stories of Shire Brook Valley. Everyone’s experiences are unique, and the team would love to hear them all. Visitors can drop in to the visitor centre to either write down or record their memories with one of the team.

Who is this event for?

Everyone! Visitors can come and share their memories of the valley or get involved in the crafts available in the visitor centre.

Event Details

Date: Sunday 9th August
Time: 10am – 2.30pm
Location: Shire Brook Valley Visitor Centre, Stone Lane, Sheffield, S13 7BR
Admission: Free

Access

Many of the paths across the nature reserve are reasonably flat and easy to walk.

In some places, visitors will experience some uneven, narrower paths and steeper terrain. Some paths may not be suitable for all wheelchairs and buggies, especially in wet weather. Some paths can get muddy after a lot of rain.

Visitors should plan their visit and wear appropriate footwear and clothing for the weather.

How to Reach Shire Brook Valley

Address: Shire Brook Valley Nature Reserve, Stone Lane, Sheffield, S13 7BR
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Public transport: Buses run on main roads close by, including the 52 – check Travel South Yorkshire for details.

The Trans Pennine Trail runs through Shire Brook Valley; visitors can find the map here.

Top image: Kevin Steel