Holly Hagg Community Farm are famous for their regular guided alpaca treks.
You can take one of their gorgeous alpacas or llamas for a walk, amidst the woodland and beautiful scenery of Sheffield's Rivelin Valley, all under the supervision of their experienced guides.
Ideal for animal lovers, it makes for a memorable experience, but they are really popular and so advance booking for treks is required via their website.
Alpaca treks run on the following days:
Saturday 11am (all year)
Sunday 11am (all year)
Sunday 1.30pm (March to October)
Wednesday 11am (April to September)
Tuesday 6.30pm (May to August)
Holly Hagg Community Farm is a not-for-profit organisation.
They grow their own organic food and care for three acres, alpacas, llama, mini pigs and poultry and the rich natural wildlife that make their field their home.
They also host family friendly events and open days for the public to find out all about the farm, meet the alpacas and welcome visiting groups to work with them or just enjoy what they have at the farm.
See hollyhagg.org.uk for more info.
Important info about treks
- Expect to walk about an hour on ground that is steep and rocky in places.
- Wear sturdy shoes and suitable weather protection. Sorry no umbrellas.
- Treks may be cancelled due to heavy rain, ice or snow – check your email/phone if forecast is poor.
- You are trekking at your own risk. See their health and safety guide for more information.
- Facilities include toilets and hand washing, but there is no shop or cafe.
Treks are not suitable for people with mobility problems.
Sorry, no buggies – young children must walk or be carried.
