Hathersage via Longshaw (8 miles) Distance: 8.7 miles (14 km) Time: 3-4 hours Terrain: Well-made tracks, short stretches of road, some inclines Accessibility: No stiles, kissing gates Start and Finish Hathersage Walk via Longshaw: SK 23145 81395 - S32 1DD - ///majoring.trend.entitles DOWNLOAD THIS HATHERSAGE WALK AS A PDF Hathersage via Longshaw (8 miles) This lovely walk is a little challenging in places but the views are definitely well worth the effort. The route starts and ends in Hathersage, meanders along the River Derwent to Grindleford, onwards and upwards on to Froggatt Edge, through the NT Longshaw Estate, over to Surpise View, and back down...
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Hollinsclough
Hollinsclough: A Pretty Peak District Village in the White Peak Hollinsclough is a small but very pretty village situated between the River Dove and the River Manifold. It is situated in the most stunning landscape, close to the magnificent limestone summits of Parkhouse Hill and Chrome Hill, and also near to the popular beauty spot of Dovedale. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most of your trip to this beautiful Staffordshire village. Hollinsclough – a pretty village in the White Peak History and Silk Weaving The village...
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Crowdecote
Crowdecote: A Picturesque Hamlet on the River Dove The picturesque hamlet of Crowdecote lies on the River Dove, which divides the Derbyshire Peak District from the Staffordshire Peak District. It is a small place, but very pretty – and situated in the most stunning scenery. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most of your trip to this beautiful Derbyshire/Staffordshire hamlet. Crowdecote – a picturesque hamlet on the River Dove Ancient History An ancient settlement, it is believed that the name comes from Cruda's Cot, Cruda being a...
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Whaley Bridge
Whaley Bridge: A Pretty Gateway Town to the Goyt Valley Whaley Bridge is a pretty little town on the western edge of the Peak District, situated on a crossing of the River Goyt. Although it sits outside the boundary of the national park, it is an important gateway town to the beautiful Goyt Valley and has much to offer the visitor. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most of your trip to this beautiful Derbyshire town. Whaley Bridge – a pretty gateway town to the Goyt Valley...
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Beeley
Beeley: A Picturesque Village on the Chatsworth Estate Beeley is a picturesque little village surrounded by beautiful countryside at the southern end of the Chatsworth House Estate, with pretty stone cottages clustered on quiet lanes. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most of your trip to this beautiful Derbyshire village. Beeley – a picturesque village on the Chatsworth Estate History One of four villages used primarily for employees of the Chatsworth House Estate (the others being Pilsley, Edensor and Calton Lees), Beeley was purchased by the third...
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Hathersage Walk (Fairy Woods) – 2 miles
Hathersage Walk (Fairy Woods) - 2 miles Details: Hathersage Walk (Fairy Woods) - 2 miles Distance: 2 miles Time: 30-45 mins Terrain: Field paths, woodland trails, country lanes Accessibility: Well-made paths but with uneven surfaces, gates, no stiles Start and End Point: Postcode S32 1DD DOWNLOAD ROUTE AS A PDF Introduction to Hathersage Walk This short Hathersage Walk starts and ends in the centre of the lovely village, which is very well served with cafes, restaurants, pubs and shops. There are also public toilets available. It follows well-made paths up and out of the village, past the church, through beech woodlands and back down into...
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Ashford-in-the-Water via Monsal Dale (6 miles)
Ashford-in-the-Water Walk Details Distance: 6 miles Time: 1-2 hours Terrain: Field paths, woodland trails, country lanes Accessibility: Well-made paths but with uneven surfaces, gates, a few stiles Start and Finish Point: DE45 1QB ///flaunting.reddish.awards DOWNLOAD ROUTE AS A PDF Introduction This Ashford-in-the-Water Walk starts and ends in the centre of this lovely village, which is well served with tea rooms and pubs and has public toilets. It follows well-made paths up and out of the village towards Monsal Head and over the iconic viaduct. There is a further pub and a tea room at the half-way point. The route then descends and follows pretty woodland...
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Glossop
Glossop: A Vibrant Market Town on the Edge of the Peak District The bustling market town of Glossop is located in the High Peak of Derbyshire, on the northwestern reaches of the Peak District National Park. It is set in spectacular surroundings, has a wealth of history, and lots to offer visitors to the area. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most of your trip to this beautiful Derbyshire town. Glossop – a bustling market town on the edge of the Peak District Ancient History Glossop is...
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Tintwistle
Tintwistle: A Pretty Village in the Longdendale Valley The pretty village of Tintwistle is situated at the western end of the Longdendale Valley, in the very northern edges of the Peak District. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most of your trip to this beautiful Derbyshire village. Tintwistle – a pretty village in the Longdendale Valley Ancient History The village of Tintwistle dates back to the 11th Century, and was mentioned as a settlement in the Domesday Book of 1086. Despite its relatively remote nature, the village...
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Litton
Litton: A Charming White Peak Village in the Heart of Derbyshire Litton has long been overshadowed by its larger neighbour, Tideswell, and was not classed as a village in its own right until the late 18th Century. Despite that, it is an utterly charming White Peak village, small but perfectly formed. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most of your trip to this beautiful Derbyshire village. Litton – a charming White Peak village in the heart of Derbyshire The Village It comprises a cluster of pretty stone...
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