7.5
km
0:51:27
Estimate
52.3 m
Ascent
30%
Paved
1/5
Hilly
CPs
Elevation
0.0 km
1.9 km
3.7 km
5.6 km
7.5 km
101 m
1 m
Escape the urban sprawl of Sheffield for a refreshing 7.5km loop around the picturesque Agden and Damflask reservoirs. This route offers a perfect balance for runners looking for a moderate challenge, featuring a mix of paved sections and well-trodden trails. With a gentle ascent of 52m, it provides enough of a "hilly" Sheffield character to keep your heart rate up without being overwhelming. You'll experience stunning waterside views, sheltered woodland paths, and a variety of terrain that keeps every kilometer engaging. Whether you're training for a local race or seeking a peaceful morning jog, the loop's natural beauty and rolling elevation make it a local favorite.
Located on the western edge of the "Outdoor City," the Ewden and Loxley valleys are steeped in industrial and natural history. These reservoirs were originally constructed in the 19th and early 20th centuries to supply water to the rapidly growing steel city of Sheffield. Running here feels like stepping back in time as you pass through the quaint village of Low Bradfield, which famously bore the brunt of the Great Sheffield Flood in 1864. Today, the area is a tranquil haven for wildlife and outdoor enthusiasts, offering a glimpse into the rugged beauty of the Peak District's eastern fringes while remaining just a short drive from the city center.
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