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Derwent & Howden Reservoirs Walk/Bike Ride (10 miles)

Details: Derwent Reservoir Walk & Howden Reservoir 10 mile Walk or Bike Ride Distance: 10.3 miles Time: 3-4 hours (walk); 1 hour (bike ride) Terrain: A mix of country lanes and off-road trails with some uneven ground Accessibility: Generally well-made tracks, some gates, no stiles, short stretches of uneven ground Facilities: Cycle hire, bike wash, toilets, café, gift shop Start and Finish Point: SK 17277 89330- Postcode S33 0AQ - /// validated.jazz.sandbags Print-friendly PDF of Route Introduction This lovely circular walk or bike ride begins and ends at Fairholmes Visitor Centre, run by the Peak District National Park Authority. The route completes a circuit of both Derwent and Howden Reservoirs, with...

Ladybower Reservoir Walk (5.5 miles)

Ladybower Reservoir Walk a great circular of 5.5 miles, a walk around Ladybower Reservoir, this walk is suitable for Ladybower walks pushchair circular walk.

The Manifold Way

The Manifold Way The Manifold Way The Manifold Way is a (mostly) traffic-free trail that runs for 8 miles through the Staffordshire Peak District between Hulme End in the north and Waterhouses in the south. As the name suggests, it follows the course of the River Manifold through the Manifold Valley, and the valley of its tributary river, the River Hamps. The name ‘Manifold’ comes from the ‘many folds’ of the river, as it meanders along the valley floor. Interestingly, the River Manifold disappears underground via sinkholes south of Wetton Mill and only reappears in the grounds of Ilam Hall, approximately 5 miles away. The River Hamps also flows underground...