Longshaw, Burbage and the Eastern Moors

Ancient woodland, scenic meadows, rugged moorland, and an array of wildlife are waiting to be discovered.

Find out about the wild population of red deer at Longshaw and the Sheffield Moors.

Challenge yourself with 50 cool outdoor adventures, from rock climbing to wild art! Pick up a free 50 things to do before your’re 11 ¾ booklet from the shop or one of our volunteers, and make a start today.

Fancy getting active outdoors? There are lots of things to do at Longshaw, from running to rock climbing.

It’s hard to imagine a better location for photography than Longshaw, an inspiring place to put your camera through its paces, whether you have a snazzy DSLR or a snappy little point-and-shoot.

Fancy a bike ride? Longshaw's the place to start. With routes for beginners through to challenges for experts, explore some of the best riding in the Peak District.

Enjoy home-made bakes and a brew with a view over the Burbage Valley, and pop into our shop for gifts, maps, souvenirs and more.

Use fresh rhubarb in this recipe and enjoy a taste of Longshaw in your own home.

Find all sorts of fabulous fungi at Longshaw. Make sure you bring your camera to record what you find.

Read about the pioneering scientific study that's happening at Longshaw of these internationally protected insects.

Find out about the wild population of red deer at Longshaw and the Sheffield Moors.

Hay meadow monitoring is now an annual event for staff and volunteers on the Longshaw Estate in the Peak District and is of great importance.

See how we're working hard to look after the wildlife and habitats of Longshaw, Burbage and the Eastern Moors.

Longshaw kitchen garden is tucked away behind the tea-room. Why not stop by next time you're at Longshaw?

Meet the volunteers who want to help you enjoy Longshaw as much as they do.

Mudlarks volunteer group meet every month at the Longshaw and Dark Peak areas and help us with our conservation work.

Muck in days at Longshaw and the Eastern Moors are all about helping with important conservation work in a friendly group. Everyone's welcome, it's free and we always have a snack to hand.