5.0
km
0:32:15
Estimate
22.6 m
Ascent
25%
Paved
0/5
Hilly
CPs
Elevation
0.0 km
1.3 km
2.5 km
3.8 km
5.0 km
101 m
1 m
At just 5.0km with a gentle 23m of ascent, this anticlockwise loop through Kiveton Woodland offers a perfectly balanced run for both beginners and local regulars looking for views without the burn. The terrain is predominantly paved and well-surfaced, making it a reliable choice for maintaining a steady cadence even in the damp South Yorkshire weather. You'll enjoy a gradual climb toward the Summit Stones, where the trail opens up to reveal the striking 'Dreaming of Sky' sculpture. The final leg transitions toward Hard Lane, providing a satisfying blend of a short climb followed by a sustained descent toward the tranquil Kiveton Waters, finishing on high note with flat, easy-going lakeside paths.
The area is a testament to cultural and industrial transformation; what was once the site of the busy Kiveton Park Colliery has been reclaimed as a vibrant community woodland and ecological haven. Running through this landscape, you aren't just traversing trails, but crossing the history of the South Yorkshire coalfields. The Summit Stones and the accompanying artwork serve as landmarks for the community's connection to the land and the sky above. Located near the border of Rotherham and Sheffield, Kiveton Park offers a unique pocket of greenery where the legacy of the local canal and rail networks still hums in the background, providing a scenic and historically rich backdrop for your daily miles.
6K
England
Woodland
Scenic
Nature
Wildlife
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