Best Riverside Walks in the Peak District Riverside walks Peak District Series The Peak District is blessed with many beautiful rivers and streams that wind through rolling hills and shady woodlands. There are few things as enjoyable as walking alongside running water, not just for the diversity of wildlife and the beauty of the landscape, but for the sheer 'feel good' factor. Here we've picked a few of our favourite Riverside Walks in the Peak District for you to try, with a range of terrain and distances. We hope you love these routes as much as we do! Wyming Brook Walk Wyming Brook: Riverside walks...
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The Manifold Way
The Manifold Way The Manifold Way The Manifold Way is a (mostly) traffic-free trail that runs for 8 miles through the Staffordshire Peak District between Hulme End in the north and Waterhouses in the south. As the name suggests, it follows the course of the River Manifold through the Manifold Valley, and the valley of its tributary river, the River Hamps. The name ‘Manifold’ comes from the ‘many folds’ of the river, as it meanders along the valley floor. Interestingly, the River Manifold disappears underground via sinkholes south of Wetton Mill and only reappears in the grounds of Ilam Hall, approximately 5 miles away. The...
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Top 5 Quiet Walks in the Peak District
Top 5 Quiet Walks in the Peak District There are so many places in the Peak District where you can find utter peace and tranquility, but we've gathered together our Top 5 Quiet Walks here to inspire you. Quiet walks in the Peak District 1. Three Shires Head Walk (3.8 miles) Quiet walks in the Peak District - Three Shire Heads Three Shires Head is where the counties of Derbyshire, Staffordshire and Cheshire meet. It’s a series of beautiful pools, waterfalls and bridges in the middle of the countryside, and on a sunny day it’s the most perfect swimming, paddling and picnicking spot. Three Shires...
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5 Easy Peak District Walks
Top 5 Easy Peak District Walks Our Top 5 Pick of Easy Peak District Walks are suitable for the whole family and all should take under 4 hours to complete, these walks are classified as easy based on distance, but there is some effort required with some of the walks. These easy Peak District walks are rated as easy, to mild/moderate, and has a time guideline, but if you want to throw in a picnic, take as long as you like and have a wonderful day in the Peak District. #1 Easy Peak District Walks Robin Hood’s Stride & The Hermit’s Cave (2.7 miles) Part...
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Froggatt Edge, Curbar Edge and Baslow Edge Walk (8 miles)
Curbar Edge Walk including Froggatt and Baslow Edge Details: Distance 8 miles Time 3-4 hours Terrain Hill trails, village lanes, woodland paths Accessibility Gates, steps, squeeze stiles, uneven terrain Start and End Point SK 25560 77737; Nearest Postcode S32 3ZJ; /// cable.basis.brick Map Ordnance Survey OL24 Print-friendly PDF of Route Introduction This walk offers some of the very best views in the Peak District, following a spectacular route across Froggatt Edge, Curbar Edge and Baslow Edge with the wide vistas of the stunning Derwent Valley laid out below. It then descends gently on moorland trails and returns to the start point via the pretty villages of...
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Rowsley
Rowsley Rowsley The lovely village of Rowsley lies on the very edge of the Peak District National Park in Derbyshire, close to the Chatsworth House estate. It’s a peaceful, pretty place, surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside. Rowsley is positioned at the point where the River Wye meets the River Derwent and there are many fabulous riverside walks starting from and passing through the village, including the long-distance footpath the Derwent Valley Heritage Way. The rivers attract anglers from all over the world, being home to wild rainbow trout, brown trout and grayling; the magazine ‘The Field’ once declared: ‘If you haven’t fished the Derbyshire...
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Giddy Edge, Matlock Bath
Giddy Edge Matlock Bath Giddy Edge, High Tor, Matlock Bath The scariest footpath in England?! Giddy Edge Have you braved the short, sharp shock of a walk along Giddy Edge, high above Matlock? This narrow stretch of uneven path is 300 feet above the ground ... maybe not the greatest if you don't like heights! Dare you do Giddy Edge! The scariest footpath in England?!Have you braved the short, sharp shock of a walk along Giddy Edge, high above Matlock? This narrow stretch of uneven path is 300 feet above the ground ... maybe not the greatest if you don't like heights!Posted by Let's Go...
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Top 5 Peak District Romantic Days Out – things to do in the Peak District for couples
You can't beat the Peak District for romantic places to stroll in or escape to. Have a look at our pick of the Top 5 Peak District Romantic Days Out with your loved one... 5. Stroll hand in hand by the river The Peak District is blessed with some wonderful riverbank strolls, where you can spend time together and just enjoy the peace, quiet and fantastic scenery. Try a wander along the beautiful, crystal-clear River Bradford in Youlgreave, or explore the stunning waterfalls and wooded glades at Wyming Brook. Have a look at our full range of Peak District Walks for more inspiration!...
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Chatsworth and Edensor Walk (3.8 miles)
Details: Chatsworth Walk Distance 3.8 miles Time 1-2 hours Terrain Country lanes, field paths, some rocky, uneven terrain Accessibility Gates, no stiles or squeeze stiles, some uneven terrain, steep steps Start and End Point Grid Ref SK 25891 68539; postcode DE4 2NX; /// grapevine.overruns.resolves Map Ordnance Survey OL24 Print-friendly PDF of Route Introduction: Chatsworth Walk This fabulous Chatsworth walk follows beautiful country paths on the Chatsworth Estate, passing through the charming villages of Calton Lees and Edensor. It provides spectacular views of Chatsworth House and the River Derwent, and there’s a very good chance of seeing both red deer and fallow deer en route. This...
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The Living Rug Company
The Living Rug Company The Living Rug Company We are absolutely delighted to welcome back Deborah from The Living Rug Company, who wrote our first ever Peak District Voice a year ago! (If you missed it, you can click HERE to catch up.)Deborah has a flock of over 70 sheep on her farm on the edge of the Peak District, many of which have been rescued from slaughter. Rather than a shepherdess or a farmer, Deborah describes herself as a 'Caretaker' - she cares for her land, her animals and their wool. Whatever their start in life, the sheep at The Living Rug Company can...
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