A Walk up Lantern Pike
Distance 4 ¼ miles.There are many ways you can tackle Lantern Pike but this is probably one of the better ways […]
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Distance 4 ¼ miles.There are many ways you can tackle Lantern Pike but this is probably one of the better ways […]
Starting in the rightly popular and idyllic Peak District village of Hartington, this walk of a little over 6 miles
3 or 4 miles – either very easy or easy plus some steep ascents.Bus 442 Buxton-Ashbourne, operated by Bowers. The
This walk, of just over 7 miles, begins in the village of Eyam. Whichever way you have approached, look for
Bus 442 Buxton-Ashbourne, operated by Bowers. Six miles: Very steep ascent and descent – not to be attempted in ice
An energetic walk of about eight miles. If you are based in Buxton, here is a walk straight from the
7.75 miles, mostly easy, but with many stone stiles to climb. This walk takes you from Monyash to Taddington and
Eight or Nine miles, mostly fairly easy, with a few short climbs. The shire in question is, of course, Staffordshire,
A Short Walk from Tissington Many people arriving in Tissington either head for the Tissington Trail to zoom along the
Whatever time of year you visit, the gardens at Chatsworth have something special to offer. They are far removed from
About six miles, mostly fairly easy going and nothing too steep. This walk takes in three excellent little hostelries and
DISTANCE: Approximately 5 miles DESCRIPTION: This walk is not suitable for young children as it involves rather a tricky section
MONSAL TRAIL – SOUTHERN END by John N. Merrill – 2 1/2 MILES – 4 miles with a visit to
John Merrill – 4 MILES – allow 1 1/2 hours Basic route – Bakewell – Holme Hall – Monsal Trail
– 6 MILES – allow 2 1/2 hours Basic route – Bakewell – Bakewell Station – Monsal Trail – Thornbridge
Distance approximately 6 miles This walk includes a lovely stretch of canal path and a fabulous woodland walk which is
DISTANCE: Approximately 5 miles A riverside stroll is the main feature of this walk, following the Derwent downstream. After a
A lovely circular walk from Matlock Bath via High Tor, Riber and Starkholmes. This walk may be considered to be
Distance: Approximately 5 ½ miles This walk through part of the Chatsworth Estate starts with a gradual ascent onto Calton
DISTANCE: Approximately 4 ½ miles DESCRIPTION: Standing at 1,200 feet above sea level, Chelmorton is the second highest village in
The riverside path in Bakewell has been a popular spot for centuries and has been snapped by many a Fuji
Mable takes on Castleton and Mam Tor Time taken: 2 hours This is a walk which starts with a walk,
Mable the Duchess at Chatsworth Time taken 3 hours A few years ago, in a moment of madness I agreed
Mable finds the water on this Bakewell via Ashford Walk Time take – 2.5 hours This walk takes in the
This Bakewell circular walk begins and ends in the popular Peak District town of Bakewell and is approximately 5 ½
Walk from Birchover to the Hermit’s Cave and back. I’d heard intriguing things about the Hermit’s Cave at Cratcliffe Tor
Circular Walk Peter Sargeant & Anny Jones This circular walk starts in the nationally important Deep Dale nature reserve and
Rowsley, Haddon and Chatsworth Walk Time taken 3 hours This walk is a bit of a trek but if you
Mable takes on the world of Wyedale and Cheedale with friends Time taken: 4 Hours This is one of the
Win Hill is one of the few hills in the Peak District that has a distinct summit. From the top,
Start at: Wild Boar Public House Grid ref: SJ959 671 Difficulty: Medium Distance: 13 km The route starts by crossing
Winter can be a wonderful time to walk in the Peak District, with crisp, frosty mornings, winter sunshine, and even
Tideswell via Monk’s Dale Time Taken: 2 hours To celebrate Humphrey’s fourth weekend living in The Peak District, I decided
Tideswell to Tideswell via Wheston -Mable’s view Time taken: 1 1/2 hour This walk to me is home to home,
via Litton Mill, Cressbrook Dale, Water-cum-Jolly Dale Peter Sargeant & Anny Jones This 5 mile walk covers some of the
This Three Shires Head walk starts at the Cat and the Fiddle Pub and is 7 miles long, a circular
HIGHLIGHTS: Shining Tor Cats Tor Errwood Hall Spanish Shrine LOWLIGHTS: Exposed position on top of Tors. APPROACH: Leave Buxton on
Mable goes Over Haddon Time taken 1 ½ hours I was convinced by a friend to do this walk as
Stoney Middleton and Coombsdale Time taken – 2 hours Having an allotment at Stoney Middleton, in the Peak District, for
Start at: Stoney Middleton Grid ref: SK227756 Difficulty: Easy Scramble element: Walking Distance: 7.6 kilometres Total ascent: 346 meters Approx.
Peak Forest and Peter’s Dale Time taken – 3hours This is a great walk for us as it is local
Start at: Trentabank Reservoir Grid ref: SJ960711 Difficulty: Medium Distance: 20.5 kilometres Total ascent: 894 meters Approx. time needed: 6
This is a fairly short circular walk with a moderate terrain and a small amount of climbing. To get to
Shatton via Hathersage and Bamford Time Taken: 2 ½ hours Shatton is a sleepy little hamlet lying off the road
Tuesday dawned nice, and our first day off for – oooooo – THREE DAYS 😉 We’d just got back from
Mable’s Excursion to Darley Bridge from Rowsley Time Taken 3 hours We fell upon this walk by mistake I have
Distance: 6 miles Time: 3 hours This walk covers two popular sites of the Peak District, Robin Hood Stride, and
We are extremely lucky in England, having excellent legal rights for walking in the countryside , but do you know
For a wide variety of diverse scenery all in one day, we don’t think you can beat this walk! It
This walk is available as a guided walk with your own personal walking guide to ‘bring the countryside to life’