These are some of the best places to see autumn colours in Sheffield.These are some of the best places to see autumn colours in Sheffield.
These are some of the best places to see autumn colours in Sheffield.

These are 10 of the best walks and woods in Sheffield to see stunning autumn colours

The autumn season sees a vibrant mixture of bright colours, as trees slowly change from green to brown and the landscape becomes vivid with rich hues of orange.
By Lee Peace
Published 29th Oct 2020, 16:45 BST
Updated 11th Oct 2021, 15:15 BST

If you’re keen to explore and soak up the views that autumn offers in Sheffield, these are some of the best places to go for a walk to see its colours in the area.

And you might not have to travel as far as you think.

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The 49 acre park features a fishing lake, a bowling green with pavilion, a walled garden and a playground. You can see scattered trees change in colour through the park.

1. Hillsborough Park

The 49 acre park features a fishing lake, a bowling green with pavilion, a walled garden and a playground. You can see scattered trees change in colour through the park. Photo: Dean Atkins

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You don't even need to go outside the city centre to see a change in colour.

2. Peace Gardens

You don't even need to go outside the city centre to see a change in colour. Photo: Marisa Cashill

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This 11.9 acre park has some particularly great trees for autumn colour around the lake.

3. Crookes Valley Park

This 11.9 acre park has some particularly great trees for autumn colour around the lake. Photo: Dean Atkins

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The 240 acre country park and holds Local Nature Reserve status so it's a great place to also see wildlife.

4. Worsbrough Country Park

The 240 acre country park and holds Local Nature Reserve status so it's a great place to also see wildlife. Photo: DEAN ATKINS

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