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Walk 25: Winster Wander

A historic walk from the village of Winster that follows paths once trodden by miners who frequented the local underground.

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Walk Details

  • Distance: 12.9 km (8 mi)
  • Minimum Duration: 4 hrs
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Refreshments: Pub
  • Start Grid Ref: SK 23876 60247
  • W3W: bagpipes.retract.corner
  • Elevation Gain: 432m (1417ft)
  • Route: Download .gpx file
About difficulty
  • Easy: Mostly flat terrain, suitable for beginners and families.
  • Moderate: Some hills and uneven ground, requires a basic level of fitness.
  • Hard: Steep climbs, rough terrain, suitable for experienced walkers with good fitness.

Start Point

Free parking is available at Winster South Car Park, Winster, DE4 2DR.

Directions to the start point

Route Map

Weather

Forecast for the walk start

Plan for changing conditions on the hills.

Mon 2 Nov

Light drizzle

Temperature
4–9°C
Rain
0%
Wind
19 km/h

Tue 3 Nov

Light drizzle

Temperature
6–9°C
Rain
7%
Wind
19 km/h

Wed 4 Nov

Drizzle

Temperature
6–9°C
Rain
29%
Wind
18 km/h

Forecast data updates hourly. Conditions can change quickly on the hills. Forecast data: Open-Meteo.

Guidance

Written directions coming soon.

Gallery

Safety First

Each route offers an overview only. Always carry a map and compass and know how to use them. Plan ahead, use common sense, and expect some risk. GPX files are recommended for support, but don’t rely on them as devices can fail. Actual distances are often longer than stated.

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Download Route File (.gpx)

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Leigh Walker

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Hi I'm Leigh, the creator Walk In Derbyshire. I've been walking in the Peak District National Park for over 30 years and have a huge passion for connecting with nature and hiking in the outdoors. I write up the all the walks for Walk In Derbyshire and am also the lead on our group hikes.

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