Lovely place with lots of walks.The pub was grate its good for cycling aswell,

Reminiscent of a Scottish Loch this is lovely walking country. The nearby Ladybower Inn provides sustinence. Easily accessed by car (beware motorbikes and some speeding cars) via the Snake Pass and close to Sheffield Moorland it is a scenic drive especially in the autumn.

I was forunate enough to have a great sunny days fishing in a tranquil location with stunning views

Peaceful even when busy. Lots of good walks and views to be enjoyed. Interesting little museum for "The Dambusters"

We went to Ladybower to check out the fly fishing, there were four of us and two dogs, we parked just past the offices at the dam end of the reservoir. there were four graduated walks signed from the car park from gentle through to testing, there were good information boards dotted about and the scenery is spectacular on a... More

Ladybower is the same as any other Reservoir. If the stories my grandad told me about a town being underneath the water are true they need to make use of this fascinating story for tourists! Without all the myths it's just another lake. Boring.

We started our walk opposite the ladybower fishery office, walking then down past the dam, walked down to Lydgate lane and the right over the bridge and up carr lane. Did go up a very taxing set of steps, which, i do not think is necessary, but does give you a birds eye view of the area. I think the... More

Ladybower is on the Snake Pass and set amongst great scenery. There are good walks around the lake.

I've been to the LadyBower on several occasions, and the traditional pub grub is consistently good. I also had Christmas lunch here 2010, and the three course meal for £50 was lovely. The only down side is the decor, there is a small dining area which I would recommend when booking as the general bar area is lacking in ambience... More