This walk is great if you are short on time but want the best 360 views. It's worth the short climb. 

This walk is great if you are short on time but want the best 360 views. Its worth the short climb and this route extends the previous along some bridle paths with views of Cracken Edge. 

Very flat out to the basin, along the old tramlines. The basin is steeped in history, and the return can be back along the tramway if you are looking for a very flat route, or, as we have done here, return along the country lanes to make a circular route.

An extended version of the Buxworth Basin walk that takes in Whaley Bridge. The Bridge Bake house, which is on the main high street of Whaley Bridge has great cakes, some heated comfy chairs outside to watch the world (village) go by...

Similar to the route before, explore Buxworth and Whaley canal basins, but get the summit of Eccles Pike with 360 views in first...

Similar to the route before, explore Buxworth and Whaley canal basins, but get the summit of Eccles Pike with 360 views in first...

Chinley Churn, or Cracken Edge, is the hill that you see when looking back at the car park. This route takes you high up with great views over South Head and Kinder, with Manchester in the distance (on a fairly clear day!)

An extended version of the route before!

A longer version of the routes before!

A great walk over to the Hayfield valley, and starting to feel that bit more remote and wild. Great views of the Kinder plateau

Take a dramatic flagged path directly across the moors (avoid on a rainy days!)

This route starts by taking you up Cracken Edge (the hill you can see from the carpark), down towards Hayfield village, circling back over Mount Famine and South Head with gorgeous views of Kinder Plateau.

Wonderful walk exploring the little trodden combs grouse moor, overlooking the lake   

a scenic Peak District walk that climbs to the highest point in Cheshire, Shining Tor. The route follows airy ridge paths with wide views across the Goyt Valley and surrounding moorland. Passing near Cats Tor, it offers a rewarding mix of ascents and dramatic upland scenery.

The route rewards with expansive views across the Edale Valley and surrounding hills. It then descends back toward Edale Station, offering a satisfying mix of challenge and scenery.

Crossing the quiet heights of Brown Knowle, it offers wide, expansive views before joining the dramatic Edale Skyline. The route finishes with a rewarding descent toward Edale, surrounded by some of the area’s most iconic landscapes.

From Chinley Churn, the route joins the Edale Skyline, offering sweeping views across the Hope Valley and surrounding moorlands. It’s a rewarding walk with a mix of rugged upland terrain and iconic ridge-top scenery.

This route follows the Snake Path before climbing to Chinley Churn, where panoramic vistas open across the Hope Valley. It then descends toward Edale, offering a rewarding finish through classic upland scenery.