Ladybower & Derwent Edge - Guided Walks Peak District Peak District Guided Walks. From Fairholmes car park, starting at Derwent Edge, along the nine edges all the way to Birchen Edge. Salt Cellar is perhaps the best known and much photographed landmark on this walk. 1. Follow the path down Lost Lad and head south east to the trig point at Back Tor, pausing to enjoy the fine views. Walk d212 Alport Castles from Fairholmes Car Park, Ladybower Reservoir. 12.2 circular walk from Fairholmes carpark. It is not as easy to get to as Stanage and takes somewhat longer to walk up; it is not a quick late afternoon or evening stop-off for a quick walk or climb after walk; it's a bit more serious than that. Derwent Edge from Fairholmes - 12 Feb - 10 miles. The walk starts from the Upper Derwent Fairholmes Visitor Centre by Ladybower Reservoir, which is accessed from the A57. Lovely views. You start the walk next to Ladybower Reservoir, then make your way past Derwent Dam, which looks amazing when it's overflowing and along From here you continue on to Stanage Edge, completing the two longest edges first. Click thumbnails for larger images. The east arm of the reservoir, fed by the Ladybower Brook, is overlooked by Hordron Edge stone circle. 1 . Wouldn’t describe the walk as hard, it is have a tough incline for just under 10 minutes, it took us 4 hours altogether. The Walk: From the A57, follow the brown signs marked ‘Derwent Valley Dams’ and park either at Fairholmes Visitor Information Centre or in one of the parking areas along the road close by. It is higher, and consequently a little more desolate. This Upper Derwent Valley walk is a lovely 8-mile route taking in some wonderful views from Derwent Edge. As with all the edges, it's a popular spot for walkers, climbers and mountain bikers who all make the most of the unique countryside of the Dark Peak. Walk Route Description. excellent walk (in good weather !). a tough uphill climb for a good mile to get you going. Before we head to the hills we will take time to visit the famous Derwent Reservoir dam where the “Dambusters” of the Royal Air Force 617 Squadron practiced 75 years ago this spring. You will quickly pass the magnificent Derwent Dam on your right, and the start of Derwent Reservoir. Derwent Edge Walk is a 15.4 kilometer loop trail located near Hope, Derbyshire, England that features a lake and is rated as difficult. To head back to Fairholmes I needed to retrace my steps a short distance to pick up the bridleway for Derwent. This is at no extra cost to you. Current maximum group size - 5 people per walk . Much of the High Peak area is now designated Open Access Land so footpaths do not have to be adhered to. My walks in the Peak District and the surrounding areas, using public transport to get there...also some of my days out; when I still walk quite a bit too. This great guided walk starts from Fairholmes car park at the top end of Ladybower Reservoir near Bamford, Derbyshire. Derwent Edge stood out almost immediately so I planned my walk to include a linear walk along the edge. You start the [...], Yes, you’ve guessed it, the 9 Edges Walk is a challenge to hike along 9 [...]. It is a 1o mile drive from Glossop and a 10-mile drive from Sheffield. The path is quite obvious and is well warn by the many who enjoy this route throughout the year. Our second walk of the day. I'd set off from the Briefing Centre at Fairholmes at about 10:30 on Saturday to do a Ranger Patrol along Derwent Edge. The National Trust is putting a huge investment into managing the area - footpaths, walls, buildings and moorland but they need our help to maintain the environment so please treat it with respect. Walk along the path/road at the end of the reservoir towards Derwent Dam and across the field in front of it. Fairholmes Derwent Valley is a 8.2 mile loop trail located near Hope, Derbyshire, England that features a lake and is rated as moderate. This walk starts from Fairholmes car park at the north end of Ladybower Reservoir. You can walk to the top of Back Tor (Derwent Edge) by using any of these 3 easy to follow route maps: Walk d121 Back Tor from Ashopton Bridge, Ladybower Reservoir. Derwent Edge Pubs/Cafes. This great guided walk starts from Fairholmes car park at the top end of Ladybower Reservoir near Bamford, Derbyshire. No shade on top and was a sunny day so make sure you have plenty of water. Historic Derwent Valley farm stay a shear joy. You start the walk next to Ladybower Reservoir, then make your way past Derwent Dam, which looks amazing when it's overflowing and along there is free parking on side of road just before main car park. continues across Derwent Moor and crosses the path that, were you to turn left, goes to Moscar and then to Stanage. Not great viability on the edge, but a good walk all in all! Cross the Snake Pass road (A57) at the end of the parking, just where the viaduct begins. Fairholmes Bamford Hope Valley S33 0AQ. Parking address – Fairholmes car park, Upper Derwent Visitor Centre, Hope Valley, S33 0AQ, Up to 1 hour £1.50 As you continue along the road, you will pass the remains of the town constructed for the wor… You will quickly pass the magnificent Derwent Dam on your right, and the start of Derwent Reservoir. The third reservoir, Ladybower, was built from 1935 to 1945. Walking. The reservoirs far below Derwent Edge were constructed in two phases. *Peak District Walks participates in the Amazon Services Associates Programme, as well as other affiliate programmes. The Peak District (AA 40 Pub Walks & Cycle Rides. This great guided walk starts from Fairholmes car park at the top end of Ladybower Reservoir near Bamford, Derbyshire. This path slowly rises through the trees and into open moorland heading east. A walk along the rooftop of the Derbyshire Peak District takes you from the Fairholmes visitor centre by Ladybower Reservoir, along the side of Derwent reservoir and a climb to Derwent Edge that runs parallel and about 300m above Derwent and Ladybower Reservoirs. Route description: Fairholmes-Derwent Reservoir-Abbey Clough-Cartledge Stones Ridge-Back Tor-Derwent Edge-Whinstone Lee Tor-Derwent-Fairholmes I decided to head for the Peak District today and do one of my favourite walks in the park, Derwent Edge. Approximtae post code S33 0AQ. From majestic reservoirs and quiet forests to wild open spaces there is something for everyone. If you'd like to know when new designs are created, join our mailing list here to be notified. There's also a nice beer garden with views over the Ladybower reservoir. Walk 18: Scaling Derwent Edge. Do stop to read the signs about the lost villages of Derwent which disappeared when the reservoir filled. The trail heads north along Derwent Reservoir towards the impressive Derwent Dam. The famous "Dambusters" dam and the open moors and tors of Derwent Edge, a lovely guided walk. For my first walk back in the Peak District after my holiday in Tasmania I went for an old favourite. From Fairholmes car park, past Derwent Dam up via Walker’s Clough to Lost Lad, along Derwent Edge, back via Ladybower Reservoir. Read my detailed one day walk along the beautiful Derwent Edge and Black Tor, back via Ladybower reservoir. It is the latter that meant that the villages of Derwent and Ashopton were flooded although some of the remains of both can occasionally be seen when the reservoir level is particularly low. The walk starts just off the A57 on the road heading towards Fairholmes Visitor Centre (S33 0AQ) in the lovely Derwent Valley. This walk starts from the Fairholmes visitor centre and car park (pay and display, if you have driven here) at the northern tip of Ladybower Reservoir. A detailed description of the walk, plus top tips, where to park and what to take for your day hike. Your personal data will be used to support your experience throughout this website, to manage access to your account, and for other purposes described in our privacy policy. Highly recommend. Route description: Fairholmes-Derwent-Ashopton-Ladybower Tor-Whinstone Lee Tor-Derwent Edge-Back Tor-Cartledge Stones Ridge-Abbey Clough-Upper Derwent Reservoir-Fairholmes Just a week after my Bamford Edge and Stanage Edge walk and I'm back in the same part of the Peak District to … Opening times. Start your walk at Fairholmes car park, turning right out of the car park and following the road towards Derwent Dam. This captivating farm retreat in the Derwent Valley boasts everything from country hospitality to a magical rivulet. Fun day! Fairholmes, Ladybower, Peak District. Stunning views, and nice steady walk and clear path the whole way. Classic walk with superb views. Moderate. More sunshine developed as the afternoon went on which made the displays of blooming heather even better to look at. Excellent linear walk starting from Fairholmes. Over the last few years the amount of snow has been relatively light and there are very few days of the year when snow covers the area, even the very highest ground. Just what would it have been like to hike across these moorlands with primitive mountain and weather proofing gear? 8-mile circular route. A walk along the rooftop of the Derbyshire Peak District takes you from the Fairholmes visitor centre by Ladybower Reservoir, along the side of Derwent reservoir and a climb to Derwent Edge that runs parallel and about 300m above Derwent and Ladybower Reservoirs. If you make a purchase through these, Peak District Walks earn from the qualifying links. Great walk. Derwent Edge was followed south, past Dovestone Tor, the Salt Cellar, White Tor and Whinstone Lee Tor to finish on Lead Hill. Great walk with very good path which is easy to follow with fab views when you get to the top! You can catch a train to nearby Bamford but this is still a distance from Fairholmes. Make sure you take some binoculars with you! This walk, from a lay-by high on the A57 takes you along the Derwent Edge and on to the summit of Back Tor. In addition, there’s another car park about halfway down the road, much smaller but good if you’re starting your walk further up the road, for example, the Alport Castles walk. More information about the charity project here. Route description: Fairholmes-Derwent Reservoir-Abbey Clough-Cartledge Stones Ridge-Back Tor-Derwent Edge-Whinstone Lee Tor-Derwent-Fairholmes One of my favourite walks in the Dark Peak and good weather to enjoy it. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching. 2. It starts and finishes at Fairholmes, the visitor centre for the Derwent Dams 9.30am – 3.30pm . From the Visitor Information Centre, turn left and walk on the wide pavement alongside the road that takes you back towards the A57. Follow the footpath up through the trees and out into the open moorland of Little Howden Moor. Jun 27, 2020 - Derwent Edge walk is a lovely route to do from Ladybower Reservoir. Thus I spawned the circular walk I shall now follow which starts from the not in the least romantically named Cut Throat Bridge. The views from here across Ladybower Reservoir, back up the Derwent Valley and beyond are simply marvellous and well worth drinking in before heading back down towards Fairholmes again. Crinja Walk. Walk information. The Ladybower Inn is a good local choice for some post walk refreshments. The first, from 1901 to 1917 saw the Howden and Derwent Dams completed. This challenging trail takes you along the moors on the Derwent Edge. It is difficult and even unfair to select favourites, but the walk along Derwent Edge is truly wonderful. Ladybower and the surrounding reservoirs were the location for the training flights for the Dambuster raids in WW2. From Fairholmes Visitor Centre, turn right and walk or ride out on to the road that leads to the Dams. The views are impressive from almost any direction all the way along and it is well worth while walking the opposite route to experience the views in reverse. Great views. Derwent Edge walk Sunday, April 08, 2007 . The route then descends via the Foulstone Road Derwent Bike Hire Centre. These weathered gritstone outcrops form all manner of wonderful shapes, with equally colourful names - Salt Cellar, Cakes of Bread and Wheelstones. There is a small cafe that does snacks and takeaway food at Fairholmes Visitor Centre and on your way home there are a couple of pubs that are lovely near Ladybower Reservoir: The above two pubs are also hotels and you can check availability and prices via Booking.com – Ladybower Inn or Yorkshire Bridge Inn. There's a path that goes up the hillside from the Abbey Tip plantation - this is the path before the bridge over the Abbey Brook inlet. There are many walking routes from Fairholmes visitor centre, most heading in the other direction, taking you around Ladybower Reservoir, Derwent Dam, Derwent Reservoir and up to Derwent Edge so this walk to Alport Castles is a quieter option. From Fairholmes car park, past Derwent Dam up the Upper Derwent Valley to Lost Lad, along Derwent Edge, back via Ladybower Reservoir. There are toilet facilities at Fairholmes Visitor Centre. Go straight across noting the strange moon-like area with scattered rocks known as Hurkling Stones before you get to the summit of Whinstone Lee Tor. Read more here. Dovestone Tor makes a fine place to stop for a few moments for refreshments and admire the view. View map. Or get in touch and I will help as best I can :). I did it in about 4ish hours. I had been wanting to hike along Derwent Edge, since studying a map and seeing a line of gritstone edges, running for miles across the northern Peak District. The intention was to walk first from Fairholmes to the bottom of Grindle Clough and then begin a steady climb up towards Derwent Edge and the Wheel Stones. Head down until you get to the road which is followed back to the Fairholmes visitor centre and car park. Other Booking.com options near Ladybower Reservoir in the Bamford area: Or alternatively, there are a couple of Airbnb options: Check out all the Airbnb accommodation options in the Peak District here. Sun, May 6, 2018, 10:15 AM: Meeting point is the Fairholmes Visitor Centre Car Park.An approximate 10 mile walk with approx 530m ascent.This walk will take us up onto Derwent Edge and along to Lost La This is officially called Fairholmes car park and is a Pay and Display car park operated by Severn Trent Water. Moderate walk. Peak District Walks have now launched their first charity iron-on embroidered patch raising funds for the Edale Mountain Rescue Team (charity no. Do not cross the viaduct, but take the minor road that doubles back, parallel to the main road. Here you will find a great visitor centre which makes an excellent base for exploring the Derwent Valley. From Fairholmes car park, starting at Derwent Edge, along the nine edges all the way to Birchen Edge. The Moscar path has a boggy section at SK221878 by the stream where there is no obvious route, so veer to the right. This fine route along Derwent Edge overlooking Ladybower and Derwent Reservoir has everything you could desire of a walk in the Peak - excellent views and fine situations. As with any of these edges, the best light is in the evening as the sun starts to decend and light up the edges with a warm evening light. Starting with an easy path to a stunning view its then a pleasant stroll along Derwent Edge prior to descending down to Ladybower Reservoir. The construction of the dam and reservoir began in 1902 and took more than 1,000 workers over 14 years to complete. You start the walk with a sharp ascent up to Derwent Edge, hiking along the tops before dropping down to Derwent Reservoir. We made the short drive along the western edge of Ladybower Reservoir to park up at Fairholmes Visitor Centre and after a quick lunch we walked underneath the huge dam separating Ladybower from the Upper Derwent Reservoir and made our way along the edge of Hancock Plantation. From Fairholmes at Ladybower Reservoir, you start by walking past the impressive Derwent Dam then making your way along the Upper Derwent Reservoir before the uphill climb to Lost Lad cairn then the trig point at Back Tor. ROUTE: Upper Derwent Valley – Black Tor – Derwent Edge – Ladybower Reservoir TYPE: Circular walk DISTANCE: 17 km/ 10.6 miles (small shortcut available) TIME: 6 hours (including 30 minutes lunch stop) MAP: Ordnance Survey OL1 – The Peak District – Dark Peak Area What is the Start Point for Derwent Edge walk? As you climb up you can see Howden Moors on your left and north, Howden Edge above that although that is one of the least distinct gritstone escarpments in the Peak District (but a fine walk nonetheless). Not that strenuous- ok there is quite an uphill part but its long rather than too steep. Continue to follow the path up until it flattens out. A walk from Derwent reservoir up onto Derwent Edge with its extensive views and fascinating range of gritsone tors. Occasionally large amounts of rainfall cause the dam to overflow creating a spectacular waterfall. Due to the current Covid-19 restrictions, our Derwent Visitor Centre is closed until further notice. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching. A long hike that rewards you with stunning views from the majestic Derwent Edge, which lies above the Upper Derwent Valley in the Peak District National Park. Visit my hiking recommendations page, (footwear, clothes + kit). The west tower in the foreground and east tower in the background of the Upper Derwent Reservoir. 3. A steady walk across moorland except for steep hill climb away from the Derwent reservoir up onto Derwent Edge, walking up to the summit of Lost Lad, across a delightful stretch… A classic walk with superb views. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, running, and nature trips. I had already walked along the others - Birchen Edge, Baslow, Curbar, Froggatt, Stanage - and now I wanted to see what Derwent Edge was like. This road is closed to traffic entirely at weekends and is usually fairly quiet during the week. All day £4.75. Cross the Snake Pass road (A57) at the end of the parking, just where the viaduct begins. Vital Statistics: Length: 10ml (16km) Ascent: 2,368ft ... Hurkling Stones - Wheel Stones - White Tor (Derwent Edge) - Salt Cellar (Boulder) - Derwent Edge - Dove Stone (Boulder) - Dovestones Tor - … What makes Derwent Edge particularly special for me are the rocky tors that are sprinkled along the route. Saturday 1st March 2013 11:00Hrs Fairholmes Car Park Bamford, Hope Valley Derbyshire S33 0AQ 7.5 miles, easy A delightful walk in the Derwent Valley. 2-4 hours £4.00
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