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| Wellthorne
Lane, Ingbirchworth, South Yorkshire, S36 7GJ Tel: 01226 763125 |
 
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| 17th Century coaching inn located close to and
signposted from the A629 Huddersfield to Sheffield road. From the outside, the Fountain
looks like a standard British pub but once inside all the signs of quality are present,
from fresh flowers to clean comfortable surroundings. The Fountain serves good food and
cask ales. |
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| Strines,
Bradfield, South Yorkshire, S6 6JE Tel: 0114 285 1247 |
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| Lovely country inn with a great view overlooking the
Strines reservoir and close to Ladybower reservoir. Located in the Peak District National
Park on Bradfield Moor close to the Derbyshire border |
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| Mortimer Road,
Midhopestones, South Yorkshire, S36 4GW Tel:
01226 761155 |
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 Excellent 17th Century Country Stone Inn, with traditional stone flagged floors, oak beams and open fire places. Situated on the edge of the beautiful Peak District National Park, Ye Olde Mustard Pot serves excellent food with good quality real ales, all with exceptional quality of service. Rarely is such an attention to detail found and coupled with the surrounding spectacular location, the Mustard Pot is well worth a visit. |
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outh Yorkshire is crossed by the River Don, roughly speaking from
east to west. Several major iron- and steel-producing centres are located on the banks of
the river Historically, coal mining has been an important activity in much of the county,
and agriculture, notably dairy farming, continues in the east. The city of Sheffield lies
on the eastern edge of the Peak District National Park.
