If you're looking for a fun Peak District walk, with a scramble up Fair Brook, waterfalls galore, mystical rock formations and a wander through the beautiful Snake Woodlands, this is the walk for you! This Fair Brook scramble takes you up onto the northern edges of Kinder Scout and then back down along Ashop Moor to Snake Woodlands and is just over 9 miles long. ... READ MORE »
Dark Peak Walks
Black Hill via Crowden Little Brook | 9 Miles
This Black Hill walk heads up from Crowden and takes a little known path up to Black Hill via Crowden Little Brook. The route returns via the plane crash site of the Gloster Meteors on Sliddens Moss and the stunning Laddow Rocks. This is a challenging 9 mile walk over rugged, bleak moorland where good navigation skills are essential, especially in bad weather. ... READ MORE »
Scenic Bamford Edge and Stanage Edge | 9 Miles
This scenic Bamford Edge walk also visits Stanage Edge and is a 9 mile circular, taking in some of the best views in the Peak District. The Bamford Edge walk has spectacular views down over Ladybower Reservoir (including the Ladybower plugholes) and Stanage Edge is a place full of history, again with stunning views. ... READ MORE »
Wessenden Valley and West Nab | 6 Miles
This Wessenden Valley walk explores the valley and visits some of the waterfalls before heading up to West Nab. At 500m above sea level it's one of the higher peaks in the Peak District and has amazing views over the moors. This walk is 5.75 miles long. The Wessenden Valley is tucked away at the north of the Peak District and is a spot which isn't as busy as others but is definitely worth ... READ MORE »
Picturesque Castleton Walks to Enjoy
Discover some of Castleton's best-kept secrets with this curated list of spectacular Castleton walks. Enjoy a rewarding day exploring the area, which is famous for spectacular caverns, incredible limestone valleys and of course, Mam Tor. Here are some of my favourite Castleton walks for you to try. Castleton is a pretty village in the High Peak area of Derbyshire, situated at the foot ... READ MORE »
Peak District Plane Crashes
There are hundreds of Peak District plane wreck sites dotted all over the National Park. Most of the plane crashes happened during wartime, with bad weather being a major factor in a lot of them. This is a collection of walks to Peak District plane crashes, most of which are on remote moorland. The amount of wreckage at these Peak District plane crash sites varies greatly, with some ... READ MORE »
Tintwistle Seven Falls and Plane Crash Sites | 7 Miles
This 7 mile circular walk around Tintwistle is a challenging moorland walk involving lots of off path sections, visiting the beautiful waterfalls of Tintwistle Seven Falls and then heading up onto the moors of Tintwistle Knarr to find three plane crash sites. ... READ MORE »
Marsden Moor Circular Walk | 11 Miles
This Marsden Moor walk explores the beautiful waterfalls in Wessenden Valley before heading up onto the Marsden Moors via Swellands and Black Moss Reservoir, and then over to Standedge, Broadstone Edge and then back down into Marsden via the iconic Eastergate Bridge. It's just over 11 miles long. ... READ MORE »
Tintwistle Seven Falls Short Walk | 3 Miles
Hidden away in the very north of the Peak District is Arnfield Brook, home to one of the hidden gems of the Peak District - Tintwistle Seven Falls. As the name suggests, this is a series of waterfalls cascading down from the rugged moorland above. This is a 3 mile circular walk from Arnfield Reservoir, looping round the waterfalls. Some of the waterfalls can be accessed by scrambling down the ... READ MORE »
Margery Hill, Outer Edge and Crow Stones | 14 Miles
This is a 3 trig point walk over the Howden and Midhope Moors, bagging South Nab, Margery Hill and Outer Edge trig points and visiting the rock formations at the Crow Stones and Horse Stone Naze. This is a 14 mile walk over challenging moorland terrain with some off path sections requiring good navigation. ... READ MORE »
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