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Peak District Walking Festival 2008

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Grough-Stuff Walks was proud to be associated with the Peak District's premier event specifically dedicated to walking.
 
During the 9 day Festival period, I put on 5 walks and took out over 90 people. The weather was a mixed bag...one day we were getting sunburnt and the next it was hailing on us! Typical Peak District weather (ie. unpredictable!)
 
 

Please click here to see some pics taken on the walks during the Walking Festival.

DATE
WALK DESCRIPTION
START POINT

GRADE

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Saturday 19th April 2008
Castleton Spectacular - The walk passes the show caverns of Speedwell, Treak Cliffe and Blue John before ascending the 'Shivering Mountain'(Mam Tor), then traversing the Mam Tor Ridge to Lose Hill and returning via Losehill Hall to Castleton.
Castleton Visitor Centre Car Park (SK149830)
10.30am

Moderate (6.5 miles)

Winnats Pass

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Sunday 20th April 2008
Post-Boxes on Kinder Scout - Starting in Hayfield, this walk goes in search of the 4 post-boxes located in various 'hidden' locations on top of Kinder Scout. A classic high moorland walk on an iconic mountain. A walk with a difference!
Hayfield Bus Terminus (SK035869)
10.30am

Strenuous (10 miles)

Kinder River Postbox

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Tuesday 22nd April 2008
A Tale of Two Dales - Lovely combination of riverside and field walking in the White Peak. Starting and finishing in the beautiful village of Hartington, this walk visits both Beresford Dale and Wolfscote Dale.
Hartington Village Green (SK127604)
10.30am

Moderate (8 miles)

Riverside Walk

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Thursday 24th April 2008
Villages & Dales Walk - You'll see a lot on this walk, including 6 lovely Peak District villages, pretty wooded and steep sided dales, crystal clear rivers and even a mystical stone circle! It's a long one, but well worth the effort.
Youlgreave Youth Hostel (SK210642)
10.30am

Strenuous (11 miles)

Nine Ladies Stone Circle

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Sunday 27th April 2008
Following in the Stately Steps of Mr Darcy - An easy walk around the parkland of Lyme Park, taking in Lyme Cage, Lyme Hall, Bowstones, Moorside. A family friendly walk and, dare I say it, one for the ladies, with Lyme Hall being the set for the classic scene in the television production of 'Pride & Prejudice', where Mr Darcy (Colin Firth) emerges from the lake after his early morning swim. Cue for the ladies to swoon :-)
Disley Railway Station Car Park (SJ972846)
11.15am

Easy (6 miles)

Lyme Cage

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