4. Monsal Head > Litton Mill

4. Monsal Head > Litton Mill

The riverside path is very scenic but can get very muddy in places when the water level runs high. Full directions Click below for a pdf including stage-by-stage details of the route with photos and a map, as well as links to car parks and public transport. A walking...
6. Miller’s Dale > High Dale

6. Miller’s Dale > High Dale

Lying between the ancient Derbyshire villages of Priestcliffe and Brushfield, High Dale is a wonderfully tranquil and undisturbed part of the White Peak. Full directions Click below for a pdf including stage-by-stage details of the route with photos and a map, as well...
15. Miller’s Dale > Tideswell

15. Miller’s Dale > Tideswell

Tideswell Dale is one of the shortest but most picturesque dales in the White Peak. 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...
21. Litton > Cressbrook Dale

21. Litton > Cressbrook Dale

The view as you exit the higher path from Cressbrook Dale. The lower path emerges from the trees along the valley floor at bottom left. 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...
Cressbrook Mill

Cressbrook Mill

Above: An 18th century etching of Cressbrook Mill with Cressbrook Hall and Cressbrook village on the hills behind. (Image courtesy of Alan Roberts.) Cressbrook lies beside the Rive Wye about half a mile east of Litton. John Baker was first to develop the site –...