Category: Walks

Round walk from Chelmorton

This brilliant circular walk has it all – a riverside stroll through Wye Dale, Bronze Age tumuli and ancient trackways, panoramic views over Monsal Dale, a Neolithic burial chamber, a cracking village pub. And it starts and ends with one of the best preserved historic landscapes in the country. The walk’s around 6 miles long Read more…

Parwich – Circular Walk

Start at: Parwich . Grid ref: SK 187 544 . Difficulty: Easy . Distance: 8 km . From the centre of Parwich head along Dam Lane to where it bends to the right. Take the footpath on the left here and follow it through the fields for just over a kilometre ignoring paths heading off. Read more…

Monyash Short Walk Ferndale

Monyash Round Walk – Ferndale – crossing Limestone Way and Lathkill Dale This walk should take around 30mins and is suitable for all the family – in winter as with any country walk bad weather may cause parts of this walks to be muddy and slippy so wear suitable clothing. If you are driving you Read more…

Monyash Round Walk Dewpond and Quarry

NavigationContentActivities in the Peak District #comment>show backgroundshow content Things To Do Peak District Accommodation Food Peak District Villages Business Peak District Guide Late Availability and Offers Peak District Holiday Cottages Peak District Hotels Advertising With Us Derbyshire About Us Peak District Videos Walk Posted on 09 May 2011 #comment> Monyash Round Walk – Hard Rake Read more…

Magical Manifold by Les Singleton

After feeling a bit ‘stir crazy’, because we’d not been for a proper walk for about a month, we decided to get out and into the Manifold valley. If you’ve never been here, you’re missing a magical place. The walking here is always what the books would call ‘strenuous’, as you’re forever dropping into, and Read more…

Grindleford via Froggatt – Peak District Walks

3 hours – Mable journeys from Grindleford via Froggatt. This walk starts at Grindleford Bridge, on the north side of the Peak District National Park, though Mable and I have also been very daring on occasions, and started at Froggatt, which is equally as accessible! Walking passed the traffic lights, over Grindleford Bridge as if Read more…

Longnor

Start at: Longnor . Grid ref: SK 088 649 . Difficulty: Easy . Distance: 8 km . From the car park in the centre of Longnor head out of the village on the road towards Crowdecote and keep left when the road forks. Ignore the track to Gosselcroft but take the next track on the Read more…

Limestone Way Walk – Peak District Walks

The Limestone Way is a 47.5 mile trail that traverses the Peak District, so called because limestone is the most common rock found in the Peak District. The Limestone Way begins at the village of Rocester, and continues all the way to the village of Castleton. Its fairly level terrain make it popular with walkers Read more…

Hulme End

Start at: Hulme End . Grid ref: SK103 592 . Difficulty: Moderate . Distance: 9.5 km . From the car park on Hartington Road at Hulme End turn left along the road and continue to a path on the right immediately after the farm. Cross the fields moving diagonally left as you go, passing Hollow Read more…

Hopton Hall

Hopton Hall is nestled below typical Peak District hills in the hamlet of Hopton, a few minutes drive west of Wirksworth and looks out towards Carsington Reservoir, which is another few minutes drive further on.  In fact, when the reservoir was constructed in the 1980’s some of Hopton Hall’s estate was swallowed by the water, Read more…

Grey Skies to Blue

Running in the Peak District on autumn mornings often means setting off in damp grey conditions.  The colder nights combined with the still relatively warm ground can lead to early morning mist and fog, especially in the valleys.  However if the atmospheric conditions are right this low cloud can burn off giving fantastic views later Read more…

Goyt Valley Walk Peak District

This Goyt Valley Walk is around 4 miles long and can be a little tricky underfoot in some places. The Goyt Valley is a stunning area in the Peak District, known for its breathtaking scenery and picturesque walks. Located near Buxton and Stockport, this valley is characterized by its lush green hills, winding river, and Read more…

Goldsitch Moss to Ramshaw Rocks

Four to Five-and-a-Half Miles Easy paths and quiet lanes, but some boggy ground and steep climbs up to the rocks. This walk takes in the fascinating small nature reserve at Goldsitch Moss and some classic Peak District rock formations. There is no official car park at Goldsitch Moss but if you turn off the A53 Read more…

Folly Jolly by Les Singleton

A nice day in the middle of all this bad weather! We decided, as it was a short day for us due to other commitments, to go close to home – Buxton, to be precise. Sue said it was AGES since we’d been to the folly known as Solomon’s Temple, or Grinlow tower, so that’s Read more…

Flower Power

It’s that super time of the year again where everything is new, alive and BURSTING to get out there! We know where the best spots for wild flowers are, and never tire of visiting them when they are at their best. The walk started from Wardlow Mires, where our favourite pub, the Three Stags is. Read more…

Flash Circular Walk

Start at: Flash Bar Stores/Knights’ Table Pub . Grid ref: SK032 678 . Difficulty: Easy . Distance: 8 km . From Flash Bar Stores/Knights’ Table Pub follow the Leek Road for a couple of hundred metres to the road to Flash village on the right. Walk on through the village to where a small lane Read more…