| The Walks: |
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| Ticknall, Calke Park and Foremark Reservoir |
A nice easy day walk of seven miles for anytime of the year from Ticknall, south of Derby. |
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| Repton, Capital of Mercia |
An eight mile south Derbyshire walk over ancient ground to a place of modern learning. |
| Curbar Edge & Froggatt Edge |
A gritstone edge walk for those who like to live on the precipice! |
| Chrome Hill from Buxton |
A super Peak District hill. We did it from Buxton in winter snow. |
| Wetton Hill and Thor's Cave |
A circular walk to Thor's Cave, a fantastic walk from Wettonmill. |
| Mam Tor Ridge from Hope |
This is clearly the most popular Peak District ridge walk on the environs of the Hope valley. |
| Dove Dale and Wolfscote Dale |
This is possibly the most popular of all the Peak District Walks. There is a reason! |
| Kinder Scout |
The objective of the honorable landmark Peak trespass. We were luckier than the pioneers of walking. |
| Calke Park and Calke Abbey |
A walk in the park, Calke Park in Derbyshire to be exact, site of a manorial home and shown by National Trust in decline. |
| Lathkill Dale and Bradford Dale |
A walk to two extra special dales, one well known, one a delightful surprise. |
| Baslow to Bakewell |
A spectacular 12 mile linear walk on a beautiful but chilly winter's day. |
| Monsal Dale from Bakewell |
A superb guest entry walk from Owain Roberts. A great report of a splendid walk. |
| Dovestone Rocks |
Another guest entry walk, this one from Ken Brockway is about a peak bagging exercise in the north west corner of the park. |
| Six Dales Circuit |
At over 26 miles, this walk is marathon distance. The rewards are worth it though, a walk to six exceptional dales. |
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