From Smithy Bridge head around the bowling green, cricket pitch, and towards the Village Hall

Turn left onto Woodfall Lane

Follow the track passed the tennis courts and into the woods. The PO has a great shop, café, etc - lovely cakes :)

Go right across and up the steps

Follow the clear track up hill

Cross the road, up the small stone steps and through the iron gate

Go out and back in the first gate to enter the church yard and pass in front of the building

Turn right at the end of the Bell Tower on the clear path.

Turn left on the path that leads East through the graveyard.

Go through the gate and carry on the path

Exit the grave yard and go right, down hill, at Bailey Hill, so that the steep edge is directly on your left.

Take the 90 degree left down the hill

Cross the brook and take the path up into the field directly in front

Cross the wall and carry on up hill. Various lines here

Bear right at the stone bar onto the clear track behind

Turn right at the stone bench and go up the hill on the clear track way

Turn almost 180 left to go on the path along the edge

Turn left before the bench down the hill

Turn right on the clear track way

Cross the road and go over the stile opposite

Turn left towards Mortimer Road

Cross the road and go through the gate on the clear "Dukes Road" on Broomhead Moor

Great shelter among the stones about 50m to the left of the path

Pass the high fell wall on the left

Can be a ford at certain times of year

Take the much fainter path off the right, following the Northern bank of the brook

Cross the brook and go up the clough along the line of grouse butts in a South-westerly direction

Just before the tables take the path on the left out of the clough onto Robin Hood Moss then follow the line of butts

At the last stones bear right of the well built butts to meet Howden Edge

Go right on the clear path heading North

The small cairn to the right is the highest point in South Yorkshire

Natural gritstone window om Wilfrey Edge

Turn right and take one of the fainter paths out towards the visible Margery Stones

Margery Hill. Believed to have been part of a Bronze Age burial mound.

Cross the much clearer cut gate and carry on

Either carry strait on to Outer Edge...or take the hard left to Crow Stones and loop back

Multiple small fords here. Path disappears. The line is always to the highest ground

Pass the distinctive three Hoar Stones about 100m on your left

Turn left and head south towards the source of the River Derwent in the valley below

Bear left on the last clough towards Shepheards Meeting Stones

Cross Hoar Clough (scramble) and take the path directly south, down hill, on the far bank. Excellent natural shelter

Turn left at the river and follow it down stream on its Northern bank

Cross the clough and look for a safe place to cross the Derwent

At the sheep fold climb the steep bank, the path can be totally lost here

Track the path south that follows the edge of the small plateau you are on

Turn right and go up Round Hill

At the top of the hill take the clear path out towards Barrow Stones

Pass through the gate and take the line left along the moor top. Strange almost gritstone pavement

At the stones follow the path around the contour towards Bleaklow Stones. Fine gritstone outcrop, worth exploring

Head almost due West on the faint rise and line of stakes to Bleaklow hill. Beautiful gritstone boulders

The path here is hard to follow, there is a line of stakes bearing Southwest along the faint ridge. Navigation here can be tricky.

Follow the stakes West towards Bleaklow Head. Navigation is tricky here, Cloughs will lead you in circles!

Carry on to the Wain stones. Alternately take the left hand path that follows the stream

Turn left at the "kissing" Wain Stones, heading South on the Pennine way.

Pass the gritstone boulders on you right and bear right. Follow the clear path down toward the stream.

Good water source

Turn left at Hern Clough along its Northern bank down stream. The path can be lost here.

Bear left, take the higher ground if marshy

Stay to the left and higher than you might be tempted

A crossing and a bit of a scramble here

Follow the contour half way up the Eastern bank of the Alpot

You can skirt around or go directly across and scramble up the rocky clough opposite

Track onto Alport moor top and head for the trig point

Alport Moor

Take the 90 degree left out along the line of butts. Great view from the edge here.

Take the left path at the shooting hut and carry on

Enter the plantation and carry on down hill

Take the clear road right around the edge of River Westend towards Derwent

Café, Toilets, Bins, Bus Stop, etc.

Go through the gate into the woods

Turn left on the forest track and follow it up hill

Turn hard left on the track heading up

The direct path up to the Outdoor Centre here can be very overgrown, head back and up

Follow the winding track downhill passed Hagg Farm on your right

Cross the bridge and carry on the clear trackway

Turn right to take the path up Crookstone Hill

Turn left onto the small path up Crookstone Hill

Round the knoll and turn left to head West up the hill

Follow the clear path West along the edge

Ford Blackden Brook and bear right heading North towards Seal Stones

Gritstone edge

Cross the brook and turn hard right to keep to the edge

Turn left to follow the edge as you reach the tip of Fairbrook Naze

Gritstone edge

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Turn left and head south to keep on the plateau. Don't be tempted to follow the path down to Mill Hill.

Follow the path South--easterly along the gritstone outcrop

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Turn left along the south edge of kinder towards Noe Stool

Gritstone outcrop

Gritstone outcrop

Gritstone Boulder field. Well worth exploring

Gritstone outcrop

Follow the edge along to the knoll. Alternatively turn left to join the path above Fox Holes

Turn back on yourself to follow the path along the edge of the knoll

Ford the clough and follow the edge. Alternativly go down Gridsbrook Clough here and follow the path to Edale below.

Cut high on the clough to ford and turn right to pick up the path back onto the edge

Gritstone tor

Gritstone tor

Turn right and go down. The best route really is just out over the edge. Promise

Follow the clear path snaking down the hill towards Edale

Turn right and switch back downhill

Go down the steps and cross the bridge

Come up the steps and turn left on to the road

Carry on the main street towards the church. Great pub. Starting point of the Pennine Way.

Good shop, sells most things you might want http://www.edalegeneralstore.com/

Turn right through the gate marked public footpath. Alternatively carry on the road 200m towards the Rambler Inn and station

Don't be tempted to cross, it will just take you back to Edale station

Cross the railway and head down passed the farm buildings towards the River Noe

Exit the gate and turn left down towards the road

Turn right on to Edale road

Turn left off Edale Road on the clear path by the stream

Pass the farm and take the public footpath to the right. Don't take the more obvious private driveway

Just after the sheep fold join the clear Chapel Gate track leading up the hill

Pass the cairn and carry on up the clear track

Turn left at the top of Chapel Gate, and head along Rushup Edge

Pass Lord's Seat on your left and carry on east along the edge

Cross the road and take the right hand path out towards Windy Knoll

Pass Windy Knoll on your left

Cross the pass and take the right hand track off the main road

Turn left and take the left hand fork to cut back towards Rowter Farm

Turn right and head Easterly on the clear track

Bear left as you reach the upper edge of Cave Dale

Turn left and follow the edge of the woods down hill

Turn right, go through the gate, and onto the clear track

Leave the track and follow the road down hill

Head down the stones towards the green.

Turn left at the green down Castle Street. There is a great view of the castle on the hill here

The George

The Castle

Turn left down Cross Street. Lots of cafes, shops, etc here

Cross the bridge and carry on along Castleton Road

Turn right on the easy to miss pathway as you leave Castleton

Follow Odin Sitch along its Southern bank

Cross Odin Sitch and continue following it along its Northern bank

Pass the farm, various gates, and take the right hand path up hill.

Bear left, pass the crushing circle (remains) and head onto the road

Turn right onto the abandoned Mam Tor Road

Carry on the broken road, or alternatively turn left and join the road again 200m due West.

Turn left and follow the broken and twisted road up the hill

Turn right up the steep edge directly up Mam Tor. Alternatively continue on the road and take the stepped route up the west face.

Mam Tor 517. The "Shivering mountain". Follow the clear track down the Great Ridge

Hollins Cross

Keep on the clear left hand path up towards Back Tor

Keep left near the entrance to the plantation.

Lose Hill, bear right at the summit down hill on the clear path

Left on Edale road down towards the river. Alternatively turn right if heading into Hope about 1km to the South

Go under the bridge and follow the road

Turn left and follow the road at the farm

Continue on the right hand path North up the hill

Turn right before the summit of Wooler Knoll, cutting back South-easterly along the Hope Brink ridge

Follow the clear path Easterly towards Winhill Pike

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Scramble down the steep, root bound, clough. Alternatively turn left through the woods and back along to Ladybower dam

Turn left on the clear track at the bottom of the hill

Turn right to cross the dam wall

Cross the road and go up the path opposite into the woods. Alternatively turn right down the road to visit the excellent Yorkshire Bridge Inn

Turn right at the forest junction

Exit the forest and carry on the faint track South. Alternately turn left on the track by the side of the forest to join the edge

Carry on along the faint track parallel to the road

Turn left and head up onto Bamford Edge. Various lines here. Any path that cuts backup to join the edge.

Bear left towards the left hand gritstone outcrop

Amazing view out over Bamford across to Win Hill. Take care on the edge here.

Bear right up the hill

Cross the ford and carry on the track around the contour. Alternatively go up to Bamford edge for an outstanding view

Pass the low gritstone pillars and wall and follow the contour round

Follow the track down towards Jarvis Clough

Cross the river and turn left on the clear track

Turn Left

Turn left along the track

Cut back down towards the road, various possible lines here

Turn right onto the clear track

Carefully cross the A57

Turn right on to the track leading up stream

Turn left and keep heading up hill

Turn right on the first path and head Northeast uphill towards Hurkling Stones

Gritstone tor. Excellent view of Derwent

Carry on the same clear path towards the Wheel Stones outcrop

Gritstone outcrop

Gritstone tor.

Gritstone boulder

Gritstone edge

Gritstone boulder

Gritstone boulders (away to the right about 150m)

Continue on towards the trig point at Back Tor. Alternately turn right down Foulstone road

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Turn almost 180 right as you meet Dukes Road and head back towards Foulstone

Turn left and head downhill on the clear track

Keep right at the line of butts and follow the clear tack downhill

Go through the gate and turn left on to Mortimer Road. Alternatively turn right to visit the Strines pub about 500m up the hill

Turn right at the side of the forest on the marked track down towards the reservoir

Pass the house and take the path down hill through the woods

Cross the bridge and turn right after about 20m, this path can be hard to spot

Turn right back towards the clough you crossed on the last bridge

Cross the small bridge and head up the hill

Pass the tower on your right and continue over the hill

Pass through the gate and the tunnel of rhododendrons. Follow the fenced path.

Bear left up the drive way towards the large gates

Turn right as you exit the gates on to Sugworth Road

Turn left off the road on the marked pathway

Turn right on the clear track towards the farm

After the farm turn left down the track way towards the road

Cross the road and go over the stile opposite

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Follow the gritstone edge

Excellent spot to visit, although it can be busy at times

Stanage 457 Millstones laying around

Follow the road towards the bridge

Take the left most path heading South-easterly out down Burbage Rocks

Follow the high path along the rocks

Bear right off the edge down hill towards the brook. There are various lines

Turn right, back up hill, before the path meets the road to head for the south side of Carl Wark

Can be extremely boggy in wet conditions. Take the line left of here if it is too much

Go up the rocks on to Carl Wark

Pass the incredible wall remains and head for Higger Tor on the clear path

Sramble up the rocks onto Higger Tor and turn left at the top

Turn left onto the clear track heading southerly away from the tor

Pass the cairns and head South towards the gritstone outcrop of Over Owler

Gritstone tor

Either follow the path out to Millstone Edge and around, or turn left to cut across Mother Cap to join the A6187

Turn left and follow the edge, you can walk either side of the fence - but take great care near the edge.

Follow the track down towards the road

Cross the road and take the first track on your right

Cross the road and take the clear path out towards Owler Tor

Gritstone tor

Turn right and follow the gorge down stream. Can be a very busy spot at weekends

Turn left towards the river and cross

Carry on the clear path down hill through the wood

Cross the road and head up the path directly opposite. Excellent café at the station here.

Take the right fork uphill towards the plantation.

Follow the clear path North-easterly

Pass the lake on your left and head towards Longshaw Lodge

Pass the Lodge and follow the path up behind Refreshments, toilets, bins, car park, café

The path is at the top right hand side of the car park into the woods. Alternatively exit the car park and turn left for the excellent Fox House pub

Go through the gate out of the woods and onto the moorland

Follow the edge along

There is a little stone bench set into one of the boulders on the edge

Take care and cross the junction to the wooden gates opposite

Go through the gates to take the left hand path out onto the moor

Follow the path along the moor, if you are luck you might spot wild deer here!

Turn right at the clear junction heading north west

Grouse Inn. Outside tap

Turn left and head South as you enter the woods

Cross the road and turn right on the footpath up the hill

Head South along the edge following its curve around

Keep following the edge South-easterly

Take the right hand path after crossing the road

Follow the edge South

Turn left at the end of Baslow Edge and follow the path

Pass Wellingtons's Monument and continue on the path

Turn right on the road and head to the bridge

After crossing the bridge leave the road and take the path South onto the moorland

Take the line up the rocks on to the moor top and head for the trig point. Alternatively follow the edge on the lower path

Pass Nelson's Monument on the edge and carry on

Carry on down Birchen Edge

Turn right in front of the farm towards the pub as you exit the woods

Turn right on the A619. Cross when you see the path down on the opposite side. NB: this is a very busy road at times!

Take the steps down on the marked pathway. The path entrance from the road can be hard to spot

Cross the bridge and carry on

Go through and up the bank. This gate can be totally obscured in high summer

Carry on the clear forest track

Make your way around the 1582 tower and down the 400ft of steps to the front.

Go down the steps, take extra care and use the chain in the wet

Cross the steam and keep heading down hill

Take the main path way down towards the house

You have an option here, either take the left or right path and follow the route around to the front of the house

Cross the car park and head down hill, away from the house, towards the river

Pass the side entrance to the house and go towards the bridge

Turn an take in the splendour of Chatsworth House from the centre of Paine's exquisite Three arch bridge across the Derwent