Duck Pond Map
Location: 53.4076759, -1.4999361 This small, tranquil duck pond is a favourite spot for families and casual walkers. Surrounded by greenery and frequented by ducks and swans, it offers a peaceful escape from the urban...
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This category includes Sheffield’s reservoirs, ponds, and dams – essential parts of the city’s landscape and history. These water bodies offer scenic views, opportunities for walking, fishing, and nature observation, and often sit within or near popular green spaces. Whether you’re visiting a tranquil village pond or hiking around a vast reservoir, this section helps you discover the aquatic beauty of Sheffield.
Location: 53.4076759, -1.4999361 This small, tranquil duck pond is a favourite spot for families and casual walkers. Surrounded by greenery and frequented by ducks and swans, it offers a peaceful escape from the urban...
Location: 53.3381518, -1.5145297 Collier’s Pond is a lesser-known water body tucked within one of Sheffield’s quieter green areas. Used occasionally for angling and home to various aquatic birds, it serves as a local secret...
Location: 53.4464849, -1.4996723 Tags: – name: Sharps Wood Oyl – natural: water – water: pond
Location: 53.3762512, -1.4906961 Broomfield Pond is a charming feature within a suburban green space. It provides an oasis of calm for nearby residents, with benches and shaded areas. Seasonal ducks and dragonflies populate the...
Location: 53.3721078, -1.5711842 Tags: – intermittent: yes – name: Duck Pond – natural: water – water: pond
Location: 53.4838665, -1.719529 Mickleden Pond lies on the edge of the Peak District near the Upper Derwent Valley. Surrounded by upland scenery and moorland, it attracts hikers, birdwatchers, and those interested in quiet, off-the-beaten-path...
Location: 53.3508728, -1.5339483 Badger Pond is a small, tree-lined pond located in a residential green space, offering a habitat for frogs, insects, and local bird species. It’s not a major tourist attraction but provides...
Location: 53.4546946, -1.7471115 Located at the northern tip of the Howden Reservoir in the Upper Derwent Valley, Slippery Stones is a natural plunge pool and popular wild swimming spot. With clear, cold water and...
Location: 53.3816941, -1.5600036 Hidden within the Rivelin Valley, this informal plunge pool formed by dammed stream flow is a popular summer spot for paddling and cooling off. Shaded by trees and accessible via woodland...
Location: 53.4167464, -1.7460104 Part of the iconic Upper Derwent Valley system, Derwent Reservoir is both a vital water source and a major tourist destination. Surrounded by forested hills and cycle trails, it offers stunning...