9. Miller’s Dale > 5 Wells Tomb

9. Miller’s Dale > 5 Wells Tomb

Five Wells Tomb is a wonderfully evocative spot, perched high on Taddington Moor with breath-taking views across the surrounding landscape. Full directions Click below for a pdf of the route with detailed instructions, photos and a map, as well as links to car parks...
11. Monsal Head > Ashford

11. Monsal Head > Ashford

The path down from the Monsal Trail to Ashford on a beautiful mid-May morning. Full directions Click below for a pdf of the route with detailed instructions, photos and a map, as well as links to car parks and public transport. A walking app GPX is also available....
18. Monsal Head > Longstones

18. Monsal Head > Longstones

This cairn of stones marks the high point of Longstone Moor, and also the site of a Bronze Age burial mound. Full directions Click below for a pdf of the route with detailed instructions, photos and a map, as well as links to car parks and public transport. A walking...
23. Hassop Station > Eyam

23. Hassop Station > Eyam

Plaques by a row of cottages tell the tragic story of how the Black Death came to this tranquil village. George Viccars was the first victim. It’s thought he brought the disease to Eyam in a bundle of cloth which carried infected fleas. Full directions Click...
24. Bakewell > RH Stride

24. Bakewell > RH Stride

Folklore has it that Robin Hood leapt between the two boulders which stand above the rest of the rocky outcrop. They were also said to look like the chimneys of a large house, giving it its other name, ‘Mock Beggar’s Mansion’. Full directions Click below for a pdf of...