A walk through woods and moor that is good for all seasons but especially good in the autumn for the variety of toadstools to he found.
Nice, somewhat longer walk around Derwent Reservoir, quite a lot of tarmac and day tourists, though. Despite its length it is only moderately difficult (51p, 17,61km, 316m(+), 305m(-) & 4,6%/16%(+) according to IBP), as ...
Longish but easy walk around Derwent and Howden reservoirs and a portion of Ladybower. Passes historic Derwent and Howden dams
Lovely run along 2 Classic Peak District Edges, beautiful backdrop of Ladybower Reservoir and all in golden hour too. Started from the Cutthroat Bridge car park, straight across Bamford, down to Stanage, up through Plant...
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Moorland walk around iconic resevoir. Can be started from any car park on road leading to Derwent visitor centre. Should take 6 hours if you don't get lost!
It was a fantastic route, beware the left turn near Back Torr!
Nice run out but a bit roady. Would suit group to have a run out, nothing hard on route. Couple of fuel stops on route. Ignore the straight line the app stopped recording. It is essentially 3 hours out, spin round and t...
I arrived around 08:30 to get street parking on Friday 27th August. In the street where I parked there was only a few places left. The railway carpark which was around 50 meters away only had a few cars in it as it was o...
An easy walk around Derwent and Howden reservoirs. Taking in the Dam Busters memorial, Tip the sheep dog memorial, Birchinlee village aka tin town memorial and the old pack horse bridge moved from the doomed village of D...
From Penistone to Bamford railway stations via Langsett and Cut Gate. Tough route with lots of rough stuff, wet stuff (even on hottest day of the year so far) and steep stuff. Need full concentration on the path which is...
Peak & Lake District Sojourn. Day 11. Hoar Stone 514m and Robin Hood’s Picking Rods 327m. (Barnsley and Stockport County/UA top). Hoar Stone Summary Heck this was a barren place, a boggy heather walk on a plateau t...
Peak & Lake District Sojourn. Day 8. Howden Edge 551m, Derwent Valley, Peak District. Summary Today was a beautiful bimble up and around beautiful Derwent Reservoir of Dambusters fame to take in trig pointed Margery H...
Starting from Low Bradfield, park next to bowling green. Starting on road up hill some bridal way and then up to Black Tar view point overlooking Derwent Vally, windy and boggy at top but nice smooth run back down. Back...
Ladybower dam, up to Win hill to Hagg farm and down to Derwent reservoir all around Howden reservoir, up Abbey bank, down to Ladybower reservoir and back to Ladybower dam.
One way as my battery failed, just continue along the edge, taking in Stanage Pole then either continue back along the edge path or back track to the A57.
Walk from Padley Gorge around the Peak District. Some fantastic views….well there would have been if it hadn’t been foggy!
Good trails at beginning but roadwork later on route as we had satnav issues but still a good ride out
Leave from Bamford train station towards Yorkshire Bridge linking together two famous routes - Castleton, Mam Tor and The Great Ridge Walk with Ladybower and finishing at the top of Bamford Edge. From the top, the route ...
easy 25km loop, road on west side and track/road on east - did this on a Friday seems to be the oap ride of the day. There are a few small climbs and puddles if you really peg it it would be a great little workout
Lovely circular walk around the Derwent and Howden Reservoir's. Parking at start which is only £3 for tbe whole day
I think this circular walk is best done clockwise to take advantage of the extensive views from the top of the cliffs on the return leg. You will have seen the iron age hill fort, Carl Wark, and the higher Higger Tor as ...
24 Sep 2011 9:09 am Walk along all Nine Edges around Sheffield South. Start at the Reservoir and end at Robin Hood Pub. Nice walk.
Awesome and magnificent are the words that best describe one of the finest, most breathtaking walks in the Dark Peak.
Great little moderate multi day bikepacking route with plenty of places to do a bit of wild camping OR if you feel up to it a mini epic (difficult) one day gravel/mtb ride. It can get a little rough in places if you are ...
Mostly off road ride that can be started/finished at Wombwell, Elsecar, Chapeltown, Meadowhall or Sheffield station (obviously distance will be shorter) as it runs close to all these stations. Starts with a big on road ...
Usual track out from the Greystones area got a bit buggy and then Road back nice spin blow the cobwebs
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