12 Miles | Hard | 5 hours
Full write-up coming soon. GPX route file available.
Category: White Peak
The White Peak is situated in the southern half of the Peak District. Made of mostly Limestone, the area is filled with river valleys, hills, slopes and dales and is stunning at any time of the year.
Walk 32: Monsal Trail and Deep Dale, from Bakewell
16 Miles | Hard | 7 hours
Full write-up coming soon. GPX route file available.
Walk 31: Lathkill Dale via Magpie Mine
12 Miles | Hard | 5 hours
A mesmerising circular hike down into Lathkill Dale, with a visit to the atmospheric remains of Magpie Mine - a fine example of lead mine industrial heritage in Derbyshire.
Walk 30: Calver to Eyam
5 Miles | Moderate | 3 hours
A varied circular hike from the village of Calver to Eyam - famous for its self-imposed isolation after the bubonic plague was discovered in 1665.
Walk 29: Rowsley to Chatsworth
10 Miles | Moderate | 4 hours
A stunning circular hike from Rowsley to Chatsworth. The route heads through the village of Edensor and also frequents a visit to the Hunting Tower that is perched high on the hill overlooking the Derwent valley.
Walk 26: Cromford to Matlock Bath via Bonsall
6 Miles | Moderate | 3 hours
A varied hike with woods, quarries, mines, with nods to the industrial past of Richard Arkwright's legacy.
Walk 25: Winster Wander
8 Miles | Moderate | 4 hours
A historic walk from the village of Winster that follows paths once trodden by miners who frequented the local underground.
Walk 24: Manifold Valley, via Thor’s Cave
7.5 Miles | Moderate | 4 hours
An interesting journey which tells a story of dramatic caves - both man-made and natural, to the backdrop of the beautiful Manifold valley.
Walk 23: Robin Hood’s Stride
9 Miles | Moderate | 4.5 hours
Littered with history and mythology, this hike's highlights include Bradford Dale, Robin Hood’s Stride, Cratcliffe Tor, and the Grey Ladies.
Walk 22: High Peak Trail and Long Dale
6.2 Miles | Easy | 3 hours
A gentle hike that rewards with great views of Minninglow Hill; the place of an old Neolithic chambered tomb and Minninglow Embankment; a grade-II-listed structure, constructed in the 1820s.