A leisurely walk (low hills and fells (below 600m)) in national park Peak District starting and finishing in Derbyshire, England, about 8.60km (5.34 mi) long with an estimated walking time of about 3:15h. It is unsuitable for families with children, prams & pushchairs, wheelchairs.
This short walk traverses border land between the limestone dales of the White Peak and the rocky edges and pit hags of the Dark Peak. A short up and down route, the hard work of the ascent is rewarded with fine 360 degree views.
A great picnic spot as it is possible to find shelter from most wind directions in some little nook. To the south you will see the remains of Peveril Castle, mentioned in the Doomsday Book.
Unfortunately the cross no longer exists, but it marks the lowest point in the ridge between the valley of Castleton and Edale. This well troden path has been used for centuries.
The end of the walk. The Rambler Pub next door offers warmth and refreshments should you need either. If you have time or inclination, 1km further along is Grindsbrook Booth where the smore characterful Old Nags Head will do similar.
About 0.96 km (~0.6 miles) from
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