
About Minninglow
Minninglow
The mysterious site of Minninglow (also referred to as Minning Low) lies in the Derbyshire Peak District, located just off the High Peak Trail, closest to the villages of Pikehall and Parwich. It is a large collection of ancient tombs strewn through woodland on the top of a hill, with a distinctive double ring of beech trees that make it a landmark for many miles around. The tombs comprise an Early Neolithic chambered tomb which is the largest in Derbyshire, dating back to 3400BC, and two bowl barrows that date back to the Bronze Age.
View Minninglow →Find your way here
Where is Minninglow?
Let’s walk
Walks near Minninglow


Robin Hood's Stride (2.7 miles)
Explore this walk →
Dales of the River Dove (8 miles)
Explore this walk →
Tissington Walk via Parwich (4 miles) test
Explore this walk →
Carsington Water Circular (8 miles)
Explore this walk →
Youlgreave via Lathkill Dale (7.6 miles)
Explore this walk →
Hartington Dales Walk (5.4 miles)
Explore this walk →
Dovedale via Hall Dale and Ilam (6 miles)
Explore this walk →Let’s visit
Explore this part of the Peak District

Ashbourne
Explore Ashbourne →Let’s see what’s on
Peak District events
Looking for something else to add to your visit? See what’s coming up across the Peak District.



More from Let’s Go Peak District
Peak District guides
Practical guides and inspiration to help you make more of your time in the Peak District.

Peak District Villages & Towns
Read guide →
Peak District Ancient Sites: Your Complete Guide
Read guide →
Peak District Family Attractions: Your Complete Guide
Read guide →

