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Pub Strolls in the Peak District, Peter Fooks - 30 circular walks of up to 4 miles,
including Tissington, Stanton Moor, Milldale, Pilsbury Castle and Wyming
Brook. Contains sketch maps and photographs. Price
£7.15 Pub Walks in the Peak District, John Morrison - The circular walks, selected for their scenic settings, all feature a traditional country inn either at the outset of the walk or along its route. Includes Hathersage, Eyam, Edale, Padfield and Froggatt Edge. 25 walks of between 3 and 8 miles. Limited availability.
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Best Pub Walks in the Dark Peak, Les Lumsdon and Martin Smith - Known
as the Dark Peak because of its dark peaty soils and weathered gritstone
outcrops, the walks in this volume are based over an area stretching from
Chapel-en-le-Frith in the south to Holmfirth in the north. The text
features 30 rambles ranging from 3 to 11 miles.
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More Pub Walks in the Peak District: The
Dark Peak, Les Lumsdon and Martin Smith - The authors are experts in the
superb walking opportunities in the Dark Peak and the authentic pubs that
welcome ramblers with a wide range of "real ales" and hearty, home-cooked
food - so welcome after a ramble in these wild and windswept surroundings.
There is a good range of walks in this book from around 5 to 10 miles in
length, well scattered over the entire Dark Peak from Chapel-en-le-Frith
in the south to Holmfirth in the north, and from Marple in the west to
beyond Stocksbridge in the east. The walks are easily accessible from
major conurbations, including Macclesfield, Glossop, Marple, Castleton and
Sheffield. Most are served by public transport, and all are circular.
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Best Pub Walks in the Peak District:
The White Peak, Les Lumsdon and Martin Smith - A completely revised
and updated edition of one of our first-ever pub-walk guides and still one
of the most authoritative. The White Peak area of the Peak District offers
a superb variety of walks and this book provides the added bonus of visits
to welcoming Peak District pubs, many of which offer Real Ale from local
independent brewers.
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Inn Way to the Peak District,
Mark Reid. A long distance circular walk through the Peak District
Via traditional country pubs. Includes information or history, geography,
places of interest, pubs, routes and maps. New Edition. One Hundred Walks in the Peak District, Iain Grant - 92 of the walks are circular, the other 8 linear. The walks range in length from 3 to 19 miles, and span both the White and Dark Peak.
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Adventurous Pub Walks in the Peak District, Charles Wildgoose- Twenty circular walks varying in length between 7-12 miles and based on good local pubs including routes near Ladybower, Holme, Taddington, Meerbrook and Darley Dale.
Peak District Treasure Hunts: Mystery Tours on Foot and by Car, Ian Almond - There are 16 hunts altogether, which can take anything from 2 to 5 hours to solve, dependent on whether or not you look up the answers to the clues, provided at the end of the book! Each hunt has a map reference, a starting point (eg a local pub) an estimated walking distance and time, plus a brief description of likely terrain. There are mystery tours centred around, for example, Hathersage and Eyam in the heart of the Peak District; or from Wildboarclough in the western part of the National Park to Bradfield near Sheffield in the north east. |
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Eastern Peak, Paul Hannon -
20 walks of between 4 and 9 miles. Includes Stanage, River
Derwent, Chatsworth, Ladybower and Derwent Edge. Info on pubs, toilets,
parking etc.
Northern Peak, Paul Hannon - 20 walks of between 3 and 11 miles. Includes Kinder Scout, Bleaklow, Edale, Longdendale, Hayfield and Mam Tor. Info on pubs, toilets, parking etc. Central Peak, Paul Hannon - 20 walks of between 4 and 8 miles. Includes Bakewell, Monsal Dale, Castleton, Wye Dale, Eyam and Tideswell. Info on pubs, toilets, parking etc. Southern Peak, Paul Hannon - 20 walks of between 3 and 7 miles. Includes Dovedale, Tissington Trail, Lathkill Dale, Matlock and Winster. Info on pubs, toilets, parking etc. Western Peak, Paul Hannon - 20 walks of between 4 and 9 miles. Includes Buxton, Goyt Valley, The Roaches, Manifold Valley and Shining Tor. Info on pubs, toilets, parking etc.
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The "Grate Little Guides" Walks About Bakewell, Martin Smith - 10 walks aimed at beginners, maximum distance 6 miles. Matlock and Bakewell Area Walks Around, Ben Andrews. Walks About Hope Valley, Richard Gregory.
Walks About Hathersage, Richard Gregory & Graham Bate - One of the 'Grate Little Guides'. Walks About Kinder Scout, Richard Gregory. Walks About the Edges, Richard Gregory and Graham Bate - Series of walks starting from Hathersage and Grindleford stations and car parks at Woodcroft, Haywood, Curbar Gap and Baslow. |
Family Walks in the Dark Peak,
Norman Taylor - 16 walks of up to 6 miles. Family Walks in the White Peak, Norman Taylor - 16 walks of up to 6 miles. More Family Walks in the White Peak, Norman Taylor. Family Walks around Bakewell & Castleton, Norman Taylor. Star Family Walks in the Peak District and South Yorkshire, John Spencer & Ann Beedham - This text is based on walks which appeared in the "Star" newspaper of Sheffield. It contains 52 walks - one for each week of the year - each succinctly described on a single page with a sketch map. The walks are all for families, from a two-mile stroll to a nine-mile hike.
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The Peak District (Weekend Walks S.), Anthony Burton - This guide offers information on the
seven centres of the Peak District, chosen to give walkers the chance to
explore the entire area of the National Park, with its high rolling moorland
and deep rocky dales, to its full potential.
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Making Tracks in the Peak District - fun walks for children in the Peak District, Joanne Wright.
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Peak District Illustrated Walks, Trevor Yorke - This title provides 20 circular routes in this celebrated National Park. Well- illustrated maps are used to guide the walker and it includes routes at Whaley Bridge, Over Haddon and Ilam.
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Best Tea Shop Walks in the Peak District, Norman Buckley - Fully
revised and updated, this new edition of an old favourite features easy
walking, wonderful scenery and scrumptious afternoon teas! There are 26
circular walks to choose from spread widely across the Peak District,
including Lyme Park, Castleton, Miller’s Dale, The Roaches and such famous
dales as Lathkill and Dovedale. There are a variety of tea shops to choose
from - the splendour of Chatsworth House to more basic locations where tea
is served in pint mugs! Each walk includes a handy summary enabling a quick assessment of the time and likely effort required. Also included is a route map, information on car parking, plus details of tea shop opening times and telephone numbers so that you can plan the perfect day out!
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Peak District Teashop Walks, Charles Wildgoose - Twenty circular walks
within the Peak District National Park based around good local teashops.
Includes routes near Bakewell, Hayfield, Hartington, Ilam, Tideswell and
Hathersage. With sketch maps and photographs.
Drive and Stroll in Derbyshire and The Peak District, Charles Wildgoose - This title is a collection of twenty circular routes for those who enjoy a country drive to an attractive spot for a refreshing walk. It includes routes near Glossop, Buxton, Bakewell, Matlock, Ashbourne, and Derby. It covers maps and photographs.
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Discovering the Moors and Dales of the Peak District, Frank Rodgers - The book is an excellent guide for those wishing to explore the Peak District on foot or wishing to revel in its beautiful scenery from the comfort of an armchair. The text maintains the reader's interest detailing many fine routes whilst at the same time revealing the Peak District's geology and heritage, etc. The photography (going back a number of years judging by some of the subjects' clothing) conveys much of the area's beauty through the seasons. In short, this is a book that any lover or would-be explorer of the Peak District should have on their bookshelves or coffee table. Buyer Review.
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Historic Walks in Derbyshire, Elaine
Burkinshaw - Numerous walking books have been written on the Peak
District, Britain's first and most visited national park, which covers
roughly half of the county of Derbyshire. Comparatively few guides,
however, provide such comprehensive coverage of the whole of the county or
of south Derbyshire in particular - a part of the county that adds an
extra dimension in terms of scenery. This comprehensive guide to walking
in Derbyshire describes in detail 60 walks set against the backdrop of the
uniquely contrasting and outstandingly beautiful Derbyshire landscape, and
covers an extensive range of themes. There is information on the remnants
of ancient civilisations, fine market towns and villages, Derbyshire
customs and traditions, caverns and mines, castles, grand country houses
and parklands, craft centres, factory shops, gardens, Georgian and
Victorian spa resorts, industrial heritage and transport history,
adventure and theme parks for the young and much more, as well as all the
necessary walk information. All of this lies in the Heart of England, with
excellent accessibility from all parts of Britain and within an hour's
drive for half the population of England. The routes are accompanied by OS
mapping and illustrated with the author's own photographs.
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Walking Around the Peak District: a 10 stage long distance route through the White and
Dark Peaks, Tom Lawton
- In this superb new long-distance walking route Tom Lawton guides
you through the most beautiful and varied scenery of both the White and
Dark Peaks. Lavishly illustrated thoughout with breathtaking colour
photographs the book also contains essential detailed maps of the areas
discussed. This is a book to be used both for planning expeditions and
taking with you on your walks. Walking the High Peak (Long Circular Walks) Peter Fooks - long circular walks. Dales and Trails , White Peak of the Peak District National Park, Leslie Robson. Walks in Peak National Park, Peter & Pat Tidsall - 18 circular walks of between 6 and 12 miles. Footpath Walks in and Around the Peak District National Park, Peter and Pat Tidsall. Circular Walks in the Peak Park, William & Vera Parker - 30 short walks. Short Walks in the Peak Park, William & Vera Parker. |
Walks in the Ancient Peak District,
Robert Harris - The Peak District
boasts not only the most breathtaking scenery but also the most
fascinating prehistoric sites and monuments left by our ancestors over
thousands of years. If you can imagine our Stone Age forefathers following herds of bison and reindeer as they migrated north during the Ice Age, then a walk in the Peak District following Robert Harris’s routes offers a clearer understanding of a very different way of life experienced by these first settlers. Stone circles, standing stones and burial mounds are scattered across the spectacular landscape, with ancient settlements and forts perched high on isolated hills. There are also secret tombs, caves hidden away within deep valleys, where strange and unexplained rituals took place. The author has divided the area into four sections - the familiar limestone plateau and deep-cut dales of the White Peak, and the three areas if high gritstone moorland surrounding it (the Dark Peak, Eastern Moorlands and Western Moorlands). The walks are all circular, ranging in length from 4 to 10 miles, and start and finish in a town or village that is easy to locate and convenient to reach by car. They vary in difficulty from quiet lanes and well-marked footpaths to more demanding climbs up onto the bleak heaths and edges of the higher moors. They are all worthwhile walks in themselves as they pass through some of the finest scenery England has to offer, but the fascinating historical detail Robert Harris has unearthed gives each walk an added interesting focus.
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Rock Climbs in the Peak District: Froggatt, British Mountaineering
Council.
Rock Climbs in the Peak District: Peak Limestone: Stoney (Peak District Climbs), Geoff Milburn. On Peak Rock, The Best Rock Climbs of the Peak District, Geoff Milburn and Carl Dawson - All the good crags (except Malham) in the Peak District with a good relaxed format.
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Rocky Rambles in the Peak District, Fred Broadhurst - Aimed at ramblers interested in the origin of their surroundings as well as Derbyshire's incomparable scenery. Many of the routes are circular and vary from half day to full day walks.
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South Pennines -
25 walks, John Morrison - This practical guide presents 25
walks through the South Pennines. The carefully selected local walks are
accompanied by easy-to-use maps and colour photographs. For Pennines generally see Pennines Books
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Archaeology Walks in the Peak District,
Ali Cooper - This walking guide to the Peak District takes a step back in
time to explore the prehistoric sites such as Bronze Age barrows, stone
circles and Neolithic tombs. Fully illustrated and with maps and
photographs and containing 21 routes, from 3 to 12 miles, it offers
information on finds excavations.
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Best Walks in the Peak District, Frank Duerden - 32 routes of between
2 and 26 miles. PVC cover. Best Walks in the Peak District - New Edition - Frank Duerden - Publishing date - 1 September 2006
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The Peak District Walking - On the Level, Norman Buckley - Scattered across
the length and breadth of the Peak District, this title features 28
carefully selected short walks to choose from. It is ideal for family
outings, for those who prefer easier walks, and all those who simply don't
have the time for an all-day walk.
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Peak District (Ordnance Survey/AA), Roly
Smith - The volumes in this series provide full A-Z gazetteers of
information on some of the most beautiful areas in Britain and present ten
walks and two car tours, plus information for cyclists. A small atlas is
included to assist with travelling.
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White Peak Way -
80 mile circular walk within the Peak District National Park, Robert
Haslam.
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Walking in Peakland, Roger Redfern -
Four regional introductions and 16 walks in the Peak
District which vary in length, difficulty and type of country
covered to suit all moods and abilities.
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The Peak District Pack: 20 Classic Walks,
P S Beresford & M Campbell.
The Peak District Pack: 20 Classic Walks Pack 2
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Walk the Peak District, Roly Smith and Carol Frenkel -
Forty walks in one of England's walking areas, including Dovedale,
Castleton and Buxton. Each walk has step-by-step route directions, a map
and a description of points of interest along the way.
Castleton Discovery Trails, Brian Woodall. |
Ghost Walks in Derbyshire and The Peak District, Barbara Wadd
- A collection of 25 circular walks in Derbyshire and the Peak District,
each ranging between two and ten miles in length. Each walk has at least
one ghostly story attached - and some have several chilling tales which
will bring a shiver to even the most warmly-clad rambler. The walks cover
a wide range of Derbyshire scenery, from gentle meadowlands to the
dramatic beauty of the limestone country and are a delightful diversion
for hunters of both ghosts and of natural beauty.
More Ghost Walks in Derbyshire - In this book, you may encounter headless phantoms or ghostly troops of soldiers, faceless horsemen, a plethora of monks and a bespectacled nun, and, one you won't want to meet, a man-eating family! It is a second collection of 30 circular walks in Derbyshire, ranging from 1-10 miles in length. Each walk has at least one ghostly story attached - some have several chilling tales, which will make a rambler shiver even under the warmest fleece! |
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John Merrill's
White Peak Challenge Walk - This 25-mile circular walk starts from Bakewell and involves 3,600 feet of ascent, while passing through typical
Peak District scenery - river valleys, gritstone moorlands and outcrops,
and limestone dales and plateaux. Interlaced are many historical items and
eight inns. Whilst the walk is a challenge to walk in a day - about 10
hours - there is no time limit.
The Happy Hiker Challenge Walk: John Merrill's White Peak Challenge Walk No.2. |
Dark Peak Aircraft Walks,
John Merrill - 14 walks ranging between 3 and 14 miles each incorporating
the site of a crashed plane. White Peak Aircraft Wreck Walks, John Merrill - 10 routes of between 4 and 10 miles. |
Peak District Marathons, John Merrill - This book describes all the challenge walks in the Peak District area - more than 50 long-distance routes - in South Yorkshire, Staffordshire, Cheshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and the Peak District. Some are challenge walks to be completed in a day, others require several days to complete. The walks range from eight to 280 miles long, and all include basic maps, photographs and map and book lists, together with principle information on the route and who to apply to for badges. The book details more than 2000 miles of walking and has a "walk record chart" to record your crossings and circuits. |
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Ten Ten Milers in the Peak District
Vol 1, John
Merrill - Five routes in the White Peak and five
in the Dark Peak. 10 miles maximum and varying degrees of difficulty.
Vol 2 - Five walks in limestone country, and five in gritstone country. Each walk includes a pub and tearoom. Long Circular Walks in the Peak District Vol 1, John Merrill - 15 walks of between 10 and 20 miles, varying in degrees of difficulty. All start from a car park, have detailed maps and instructions with history notes, also includes a pub. Long Circular Walks in the Peak District Vol 2, John Merrill - 14 walks of between 9 and 12 miles in length. There are seven walks in 'Gritstone Country and seven in 'Limestone Country', all including a pub en route. Long Circular Walks in the Peak District Vol 3, John Merrill - All new routes on little used paths to some of the finest unspoilt areas of the National Park. 10 walks of between 9 and 21 miles. Long Circular Walks in the Peak District Vol 4, John Merrill - Eleven long circular walks of between 13 and 17 miles in length. The walks include riverside walking, dale walking, edge walking and moorland walking. Long Circular Walks in the Peak District Vol 5, John Merrill - Eight circular walks of between 12 and 16 miles in length, in both limestone and gritstone country.
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Short Circular Walks in the Hope Valley,
John Merrill - Walks based on Castleton, Hope and
Hathersage, exploring the limestone and gritstone on either side of the
Hope Valley. 12 walks varying from 3 to 6 miles in length. Circular Walks from Bakewell, John Merrill - 8 short walks and two of about 14 miles. Circular Walks in The White Peak, John Merrill - 9 walks of between 4 and 7 miles, and two of 14 miles. Circular Walks in Dovedale and The Manifold Valley, John Merrill - Ten circular walks of between 3 and 7 miles in the Dove and Manifold Valleys, with a circular 16 mile high level walk around the Manifold Valley. Short Circular Walks in Lathkill Dale, John Merrill - 7 walks of between 3 and 7 miles. Circular Walks in Western Peakland, John Merrill - Covers the western side of the Peak District, west of Buxton. The book combines both long and short walks, 25 in all, each between three and 11 miles long. Detailed maps help walkers explore this area, including the Roaches, Goyt Valley and Macclesfield Forest.
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Three Counties Challenge Walk: Peak District, John Merrill - Starting from Flash, the highest village in England, this guide embarks on a tough mountainous challenge over the countryside straddling the borders of Cheshire, Staffordshire and Derbyshire in the Peak District, passing Three Sire Heads in the final stages. 40 Short Circular Walks in the Peak District, John Merrill - 40 routes of between 4 and 6 miles in an A5 binder with plastic slip case. Short Circular Walks in the Peak District: v. 1 (Short Circular Walks S.) , John Merrill - Includes 15 carefully selected walks - three to five miles long - starting from a car park. The walks cover a variety of the Peak District including the gritstone edges, limestone dales, and peat moorland. All the walks follow well-defined paths and include suggestions for pub lunches. Short Circular Walks Around the Towns and Villages of the Peak District, John Merrill - 12 short circular walks are included in this book, which takes walkers around the principal towns and villages of the Peak District. The book includes walks around Castleton, Buxton, Hathersage, Eyam, Tissington and Ashbourne. Each walk has a map and historical notes. Short Circular Walks Around Wirksworth, John Merrill - Seven walks in the Wirksworth area, including a walk to Carsington Water, High Peak Trail, National Stone Centre, Black Rocks and a town walk, are included in this book. Short Circular Walks in "Peak Practice" Country, John Merrill. Looking for Kinder Scout: Eight Walks, John Merrill. |
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A Walk A Month in the Peak District
Vol 1, John Merrill - 12 walks of between 5 and 10 miles.
Vol 2 - Twelve circular walks of between 5 and 7 miles in length - 7 in limestone country, 5 in gritstone country. Vol 3 - Twelve circular walks of between 4 and 9 miles in length. Vol 4 - Twelve circular walks of between 5 and 14 miles in length. |
Circular walks on Kinder and Bleaklow, John
Merrill - 17
walks of between 7 and 40 miles, including the classic walks Marsden to
Edale (25 miles) and the Derwent Watershed Walk (40 miles).
Peak District End To End Walks, John
Merrill -
The Gritstone Edge Walk - 23 miles downhill along the eastern edge system,
and the Limestone Dale Walk - 24 miles down the limestone dales from
Buxton to Ashbourne. |
The Peakland Way, John Merrill - This is a guide to a 100-mile circular walk around the Peak District National Park. Broken down into eight easy stages, this walk is ideal for a week's backpacking, walking or hostelling. With numerous places to stay or camp and with the scenery of limestone dales, gritstone moorland and gritstone edges, the book should be of interest to walkers with a range of ability. Interwoven with walk details is information on historical buildings and fascinating legends. |
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The Limey Way, John
Merrill - This book
describes a walk down the limestone dales of the Peak District, starting
from Castleton. The route takes walkers through 20 limestone dales to Dove
Dale and Thorpe in the south. The walk is designed as a challenge to
complete within 24 hours for a red badge, or 48 hours for a green badge.
Camp sites, hostels and more than ten inns lie along the route, passing
through stunning scenery. Since 1969 more than 62,000 people have walked
the route, raising money for charity in the process.
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The Peak District High Level Route, John Merrill - This 90-mile circular walk takes a route from Matlock around the edge of the Peak District National Park. The route keeps to the highest and most rugged parts as it weaves its way from Matlock across the limestone plateau to Dove Dale where it heads north to the Roaches and Shining Tor. The northern end traverses Chinley Churn before crossing the southern edge of Kinder Scout to Ladybower Reservoir, while the eastern side follows the whole Gristone Edge system from Stanage to Beeley before descending to the River Derwent and back to Matlock. The is a hard, six-day walk with numerous inns, camp sites and accommodation sites along the way. |
White Peak Walks Vol 1 - The Northern Dales, Mark Richards - Mark Richards has produced an excellent book of walks in the Peak District. He follows Wainwright in handwriting his guide and this adds to its attractiveness. Richards seems to have a knack of planning superb walks. I have followed many of his routes and they all seem to maintain sustained interest throughout with plenty of viewpoints. I highly recommend this book! Buyer Review. White Peak Walks Vol 2 - The Southern Dales, Mark Richards.
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| Train to Walk, Vol 1, John Merrill - 16 circular and linear walks from station to station on the Hope Valley Line. The walks vary in length from 3 to 37 miles. | The Rivers Way, John Merrill - Crosses the Peak district from Edale to Ilam in the south.The walk is 43 miles in length and links the Noe, Derwent, Wye, Dove and Manifold rivers. It is best walked over two or four days, and there are campsites, hostels and inns en route. |
The Tissington Trail, John Merrill - 7 long and short walks on and around the trail, including an end to end walk. Very detailed history notes. |
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Peak District Walking - Climb The Peaks, John Merrill - Climb twenty peaks of the Peak District for great views. The walks range from 2 to 15 miles in length. |
Walking the The High Peak Trail, John Merrill - 10 long and short walks with detailed history notes. |
John Merrill's Dark Peak Challenge Walk - 24 mile walk which starts in Hathersage and takes in Stanage Edge, Derwent Edge, Back Tor, Derwent Reservoir, Win Hill and Bamford. Involves 3,300 ft of ascent. |
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MORE MAPS Berlitz Peak District Guide Map.
A-Z Visitors Map of The Peak District.
Peak District Map and Guidebook in One,
Goldeneye.
Matlock, Ashbourne, Bakewell, Wirksworth (Streetmaster Street Maps) |
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