DISTANCE: Approximately 8 miles This walk reaches one of Derbyshire’s highest hilltops. After a lengthy climb from Hathersage you may well get a buzz from standing on Stanage Edge and looking out over the far reaching views. These extensive Edges are escarpments which stretch for miles and were formed by glaciers in the last Ice Read more…
There are a number of places to buy refreshments at Grindleford, Eyam, Litton, Tideswell and Bretton. 0 Miles – From the centre of Hathersage go along the B6001 to Grindleford & Bakewell 0.2 Miles – Pass the station on your L. Stay on this road which follows the River Derwent through to Grindleford. This is Read more…
Shatton via Hathersage and Bamford Time Taken: 2 ½ hours Shatton is a sleepy little hamlet lying off the road that leads from Hope to Hathersage. This walk starts at the bridge in Shatton amongst the collection of pretty little cottages that line its main lane. It offers a great starting point for a walk Read more…
Mable meanders from Grindleford to Hathersage Time taken – 3 hours This walk, from Grindleford out to Hathersage and back, in its various forms, has been a long time summer favourite for Mable, in her menu of Peak District walks, as half of it is taken alongside her favourite natural element – water! The River Read more…
Mable walks from Hathersage to Abney – Peak District Walks Time taken 2 1/2 Hours We have done quite a few walks in our time that take in both Hathersage and Abney as both represent places close to home where we have friends to visit and have been familiar with for a number of years. Read more…
Walking in from Bamford via Hathersage Time Taken: 2 ½ hours This walk starts on the lower outskirts of Bamford near Sickleholme service station and takes you up alongside the pretty and beautifully located golf course at Sickleholme taking a shaded muddy lane that leads on to a path that meanders through the fields until Read more…
Here is a walk that is shorter than others I have done recently, and is therefore more suitable for older ones and families with younger children. The walk is about 3 miles and the estimated time is about two and a half hours, but this depends on the walkers. The walk begins at Hooks Carr Read more…