Walking in the Peak District

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  Peak Walking Adventures

  Guided walking in the Peak District & Derbyshire Dales with Peak Walking Adventures......
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  Peak Forest 4 mile walk

  This easy, 2 hour walk on the northern edge of the White Peak starts from the village of Peak Forest...
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  Langsett 5 mile walk

  This circular walk, taking in the ruined farmstead known as North America, is a popular excursion......
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  Stanton Moor 6.5 mile walk

  Stanton Moor has always been a place apart, a little island of Dark Peak gritstone moorland almost completely...
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  Ashford-in-the-Water 6 mile walk

  This is a classic White Peak walk, starting from the charming village of Ashford-in-the-Water and visiting...
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  The Roystone Grange Trail

  This is a journey back through time on a way-marked trail developed by the National Park Authority as...
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  Peakland Hills

  Many people come to the Peak District looking for a sharply pointed hill, which is the dictionary definition...
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  Hope to Win Hill 5 mile walk

  This pleasant half-day walk takes you to the 462m/1,518ft summit of Win Hill Pike, one of the finest...
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  Lathkill Dale and Youlgreave walk

  5 miles. Takes around 2.5 hours - great walk though!...
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  Hassop to Pilsley 7 mile walk

  Allow around 3.5 – 4.5 hours with a 15 minute stop. Start this walk in the village of Pilsley near Chatsworth...
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  Manifold Valley 6 mile walk

  This walk dips in and out of the peaceful Manifold Valley, which never attracts the crowds of neighbouring...
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  Monsal Dale 7 mile walk

  This easy circular stroll takes in some of the most beautiful sections through Monsal Dale, Miller’s...
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  Goyt Valley 6 mile walk

  This walk takes in the best of this popular valley; fine heather moorlands, plantation woodlands, reservoirs...
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  Monyash to Lathkill Dale

  This easy half-day stroll from Monyash takes you into the heart of the Lathkill Dale and illustrates...
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  Monsal Trail railway tunnels now reopened

  Plans to reopen four old railway tunnels on the Monsal Trail became reality on May 25 2011, as the Government...
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  The Railway Trails and Arbor Low

  This easy walk samples both the High Peak and Tissington Trails, with a diversion to the most impressive...
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  Trails for cycling and walking

  Derbyshire’s countryside and the ever-changing landscape of the Peak District offer a wide variety of...
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  Tideswell 6 mile walk

  This walk explores the beautiful dales to the north of the River Wye from the “cathedral town” of Tideswell...
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  Mam Tor 7 mile walk

  The Mam Tor-Lose Hill ridge is now generally known as “the Great Ridge,” and it is a classic, four-mile...
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  Litton and Cressbrook Dale walk

  A 3-4 hour, 7 easy miles’ stroll through some lovely Dales with a traditional village, hikers’ cafes...
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  Great Longstone 8 mile walk

  Great Longstone to Monsal Dale, Ashford in the Water and back. An eight-mile circular walk that passes...
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  Peakland Edges

  Escarpments in the Peak District are usually known as ‘edges’ – sheer walls of rock often with heather...
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  Higger Tor 5 mile walk

  The twin tors of Higger and Carl Wark dominate the Upper Burbage Valley which rises above the National...
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  Sheldon Road Walk

  A Country Lane delight - an antidote to really bad weather....
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  Chatsworth Triangle Walk

  Chatsworth Walks - 8 miles - includes this marvellous circular walk that offers great photo opportunities...
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  Hartington to Pilsbury Castle

  This walk goes up the Upper Dove valley and has as its objective one of the most interesting medieval...
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  Froggatt Edge 7 mile walk

  This easy seven mile walk along Froggatt and Curbar Edges is one of the most popular “edge” walks in...
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  Chelmorton 6 mile walk

  This route follows a concessionary path to the The Neolithic Chambered Cairn at Five Wells from the historic...
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  Castleton 5 mile walk

  Castleton Circuit – 5 miles of views! Try this circular walk of 5 miles which passes the devastation...
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  Dovedale 7 mile walk

  Dovedale, now a National Nature Reserve, is the most popular dale of them all, but it is wise to choose...
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  Shutlingsloe 6 mile walk

  The 506m/1,660ft summit of Shutlingsloe has been dubbed “the Matterhorn of the Peak.” This shapely hill...
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  Stanage Edge 4 mile walk

  The four-mile long gritstone escarpment of Stanage Edge is the classic Peakland “edge” and has over 850...
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  Kinder South 5 mile walk

  This is a short exploration of the southern edges of Kinder Scout from the Vale of Edale......
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  Monsal Dale walk of 10 miles

  START AT THE CRISPIN INN, GREAT LONGSTONE - CHECK WITH LANDLORD FOR PARKING - 01629 640 237 - allow 3...
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  Bakewell to Chatsworth 8 mile walk

  This walk takes to the hills east of Bakewell to visit the Duke of Devonshire’s famous stately home of...
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  Great Longstone annual charity walk day with the Crispin Inn

  4th annual walk. Organised by the Crispin Inn, Great Longstone - this annual walk day helps raise funds...
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  Longdendale 6 mile walk

  Although it is flooded by a string of five reservoirs, threaded by the busy A628 trunk road and defiled...
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  The Wilds of Bleaklow

  The route to Bleaklow’s wild and isolated summit from the old cotton town of Glossop is one of the best...
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  Youlgrave 3 mile walk

  Youlgrave sits on a shelf of land between the Rivers Bradford and Lathkill, and this walk links the two...
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  Roaches End 7 mile walk

  The Roaches, Hen Cloud and Ramshaw Rocks dominate the western arm of the Dark Peak. Popular with climbers...
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  Upper Derwent Valley 10 mile walk

  This all-day moorland walk takes in most of the series of dramatic tors and cloughs which punctuate the...
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  Baslow Edge 3 mile walk

  Baslow walks - a short stroll of just over 3 miles that should take less than 2 hours to complete. The...
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  Longnor 6 mile walk

  This absorbing stroll around the hills of the Upper Dove Valley from Longnor reveals the finest of the...
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  Castleton 4 mile walk

  Castleton's series of show caverns attract huge numbers of visitors each year, but even if it didn’t...
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  Hayfield 8 mile walk

  Kinder Downfall from Hayfield is one of the classic Dark Peak outings, and the early part of the walk...

Walking and hiking in the Peak District is blissful at any time of year. Avoid the Sunday afternoon beauty-spot crowds and you'll love it even more. All walks have been created, tried & tested and enjoyed personally by members of the Let's Stay Team...