Peaks & Trails Hiking Group

10 miles
total ascent 417m
Moderate Circular Walk

1 Trig
1 Ethel
5 stiles

A lovely walk from Eyam with a mixture of everything you will need on a walk.

The walk takes you up to the highest point, Sir William Hill trig point, with fantastic views, we will be heading across the moor before descending down through woodlands towards Hathersage, calling in at The Plough Inn for a pit stop.

The second half of this walk we will be following the River Derwent via The Derwent Heritage Trail which is sign posted with purple and yellow way markers. On our return into Eyam village the route takes us through Stony Middleton.

The Disclaimer!
We are a group of like-minded adults who share the same interest, the great outdoors.
Our leaders/event hosts are volunteers, they're there to guide groups on walks in the countryside, they're not responsible for each and every participant other than themselves.
It is expected that all participants to be fully responsible for themselves and their own safety, we do not employ first aiders or qualified walk leaders. Participants are also expected to attend every walk with suitable clothing, footwear and any other equipment, that includes waterproofs for wet weather and walking poles if you need them regularly. Enough food and drink for the day is also required.
Some activities in more mountainous regions such as the Lake District, Wales and Scotland, can be more challenging, our walk leaders will use the principal of the groups safety at all times and if the conditions dramatically change for the worse, they will reserve the right to end the walk and turn back.

See you there

Grid Reference SJ 95000 73301

Miles 10

Total Ascent 665m

Public Toilets in the car park

Cafe in the car park.

Pay and Display

This 10 mile moderate walk has some steep hills but nothing to hard.

Tegg's Nose is a Hill east side of Macclesfield in Cheshire. It boasts beautiful views over the Macclesfield Forest and the Cheshire Plains where rock dominates the landscapes. On a clear day you will have far reaching views over towards Liverpool and Wales on a clear day.

We will be walking through fields, Forests and pass by reservoirs.

Please keep in mind it's a winters walk so please wrap up well. Bring a packed lunch, plenty of fluids. Hopefully the pub we will come across will be open.

11 miles

Come and join us for this classic walk on moorland, paths and some quiet roads. The end of summer brings the changing colours to the peak district, with beautiful scenes on the high moors and escarpments around Bamford

Starting in Bamford car park, near to the train station. From Bamford village centre we take the track northeast and climb up towards the Bole Hill road.

After a few metres we head left and up towards Great Tor on Bamford Edge. We follow the edge north until the path splits. We continue on to Jarvis Clough and then follow the track to Cutthroat Bridge.

Over the road and just down the hill slightly is the beginning of a bridleway into Highshaw Clough. We continue onto the path towards Moscar House, then head south towards Stanage.

We follow the path south along Stanage Edge to High Neb, then drop down through the plantation towards the road.

We head east on the road and almost immediately right (south) on a path towards Bronte Cottage. We follow the path beside the stream to the road, Brookfield Manor and then Hathersage.

From Hathersage we head to a bridge over the River Derwent. Cross the bridge and take the footpath right, then follow this and the river back upstream to Bamford.

The Disclaimer!
We are a group of like-minded adults who share the same interest, the great outdoors.
This a a guide to what we do and what we expect from our members.
Our leaders/event hosts are volunteers, they're there to guide groups on walks in the countryside, they're not responsible for each and every participant other than themselves.
It is expected that all participants to be fully responsible for themselves and their own safety, we do not employ first aiders or qualified walk leaders. Participants are also expected to attend every walk with suitable clothing, footwear and any other equipment, that includes waterproofs for wet weather and walking poles if you need them regularly. Enough food and drink for the day is also required.