Magpie Mine Walk from Monyash
Visit the 18th century Magpie Mine lead mine and discover its history on this white peak district walk from Monyash
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Walks in the White Peak District
Middleton Top and Cromford Walk via Black Rock
Beginning from Middleton Top Engine House, this walk follows the old railway down to Cromford before returning via woods and meadows and over hilltops back to Middleton and Middleton Top
Litton Edge Walk and Cressbrook Dale Walk
A Choice of Two Walks from Litton & Litton Edge – a 5.5 mile Litton & Cressbrook Dale Walk or a Shorter 2.2 mile Walk Around Litton
Lathkill Dale Walk from Monyash
Monyash Loop via Lathkill Dale Walk Overview A pleasant Lathkill Dale walk beginning from the village of Monyash heading over classic white peak farmland (with plenty of stone walls and stone stiles) joining the Limestone Way to reach Lathkill Dale… Read More »Lathkill Dale Walk from Monyash
Wolfscote Dale Walk and Cave from Hartington
Round Wolfscote Dale Walk from Hartington Overview Beginning at the scenic village of Hartington, this white peak district walking route heads south to join the River Dove and Wolfscote Dale; heading down the riverside passing a small cave, before crossing… Read More »Wolfscote Dale Walk and Cave from Hartington
3 Edges: White Edge Circular Walk via Curbar & Froggatt Edge
A 6 mile circular walk beginning from The Grouse Inn (or Hay Wood) and heading along White Edge on Big Moor, returning by the popular Curbar and Froggatt Edge path
Ox Low & Slitherstone Hill Walk from Windy Knoll
A scenic walk from the border of the white and dark peak areas, passing old lead mines, dropping down to the edge of Peak Forest, returning beside Eldon Hill with views of Mam Tor, Lose Hill, and Stanage Edge on the horizon. A straightforward walk but with two high stiles to negotiate.
Gardoms Edge Walk from Sheffield Road
This walk along Gardoms Edge visits the lesser traveled gritstone edge with wide views over Baslow and the Chatsworth Estate, Curbar, and more. Gardom’s Edge is often missed by peak district visitors as being tree-lined it is hidden from view from below
Beeley Moor Walk via Park Gate Stone Circle & Hell’s Bank Plantation
Beginning from the small village of Beeley this walk heads up to Beeley Hilltop and climbs to a small bronze-age stone circle, before returning through the Hell Bank & Beeley Plantations beside Beeley Brook, back to the village
Longstone Edge Walk & Longstone Moor from Great Longstone
A rewarding Longstone Edge walk, across the countryside from the village of Great Longstone, climbing to Longstone Edge with vistas over Eyam, then the tumulus on Longstone Moor with a 360-degree view above Bakewell. Easy-to-follow paths, some short but strenuous steep sections, numerous stiles