
About Padley Gorge
Padley Gorge
The wooded ravine known as Padley Gorge is only a stone’s throw from civilisation, but feels like another world entirely. Located close to the A6187 on the border between Derbyshire and Yorkshire, it lies at the eastern edge of the Peak District National Park. Here, ancient oak and birch trees grow along gentle slopes, forming the most wonderful twisted shapes, and in the valley below a crystal-clear stream, Burbage Brook, rushes across rocks.
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Padley Gorge (2 miles)
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Burbage Loop via Higger Tor (5 miles)
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Froggatt Edge, Curbar Edge and Baslow Edge Walk (8 miles)
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Hathersage and Stanage Edge Walk (6 miles)
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Hathersage via Longshaw (8 miles)
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Hathersage Walk (Fairy Woods) - 2 miles
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Hathersage Walk via Grindleford (6 miles)
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