Visit the Beautiful and Historic Stanage Edge Peak District Holiday
Stanage Edge. Stanage Edge is a mighty gritstone escarpment north of the pretty village of Hathersage . It's hugely popular with rock climbers, who travel from all over the country to take on the many challenges provided by its sheer faces. Stanage runs for almost four miles roughly north to south, from Moscar Moor to Burbage, rising to 458.
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Stanage Edge Walk: 5 Best Walking Routes (1 to 8 Miles) Spanning 3.5 miles from top to bottom in the Derbyshire and Yorkshire countryside, a Stanage Edge walk is the best way to see this striking natural attraction. Its steep rocky cliffs are popular with climbers, while the network of paths and viewpoints are popular with hikers, families and.
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Stanage Edge in the Peak District is a stunning gritstone escarpment of rugged beauty and charming wilderness.. This vast 3.5 mile-long craggy escarpment splits the border between Derbyshire and Yorkshire. Below Stanage Edge is the historical village of Hathersage. Indeed, Hathersage makes for a wonderful place to begin a walk to.
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Stanage Edge Circular Route: 7km (4.9 miles) - 2-3 Hours. The trail begins with a steep climb from Hollin Bank car park, passing through a wooded area. As you advance, the majestic cliffs draw nearer, and soon you find yourself atop them. The pathway then guides you along the ridge to the highest point, High Neb.
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Stanage Edge, or simply Stanage (from "stone edge") is a gritstone escarpment in the Peak District, England, famous as a location for climbing.It lies a couple of miles to the north of Hathersage, and the northern part of the edge forms the border between the High Peak of Derbyshire and Sheffield in South Yorkshire.Its highest point is High Neb at 458 metres (1,503 ft) above sea level.
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Stanage Edge is the king of the Derbyshire gritstone edges. It has a presence unlike any of the other parts of the Derbyshire Peak District towering above the Hope Valley near Hathersage. It is an almost unbroken four-mile line of exposed gritstone cliff that stretches from Moscar Moor and runs southeast to Cowper Stone at Burbage End.
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Stanage Edge trig point Stage 5 - Stanage Edge to Redmires Reservoir. Distance: 2.5 miles/4 km. Grid reference SK 25097 83002. From the trig, follow the path northwest and it tracks along the edge of the gritstone escarpment. You can find some of the best views of the Peak District from these vantage points, so take the time to stop and soak.
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Based in the Dark Peak area of the Peak District, Stannage Edge is a fabulous natural land formation that offers spectacular views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Various paths lead up to the top, some steeper than others, but all well worth the challenge. Good walking boots are essential; so too are weatherproof clothing as the weatger.
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The walk starts and ends at Hathersage train station (S32 1DR, SK 23289) so it's easily accessible by public transport. This is a Stanage Edge walk of just over 6 miles. Most of the terrain is on country lanes, footpaths or field tracks, but the route along the top of Stanage is rocky and very uneven, so do take care.
Walkers on Long Causeway at Stanage Edge, a gritstone escarpment on the Derbyshire Yorkshire
Stanage Edge is the king of the Derbyshire gritstone edges. It has a presence unlike any of the other parts of the Derbyshire Peak District towering above the Hope Valley near Hathersage. It is an almost unbroken four-mile line of exposed gritstone cliff that stretches from Moscar Moor and runs southeast to Cowper Stone at Burbage End.
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Take the footpath to the left. After 300 metres there is a fork in the path. Take the footpath on the right and continue along Stanage Edge taking in those amazing views. 5. After 1.2 km you will reach High Neb trig point. 6. Continue straight ahead, following the footpath along the top of Stanage Edge for 1.5km.
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Generally, Stanage Edge, being west facing, is best photographed in the late afternoon or evening and at sunset, when the light catches the escarpments. However, this end of the edge affords views south and to the east, making it a good spot for sunrises too. A medieval packhorse route stretches north to south along the edge and paved sections.
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The immense 7km long Stanage Edge is certainly the most famous gritstone crag in England. The outcrop is highly popular, partly because of its proximity to both Sheffield and Manchester, but above all due of its wealth of quality routes. The first climbs date all the way back to 1890 and over 1300 routes have now been established along the edge, ranging from Moderate to desperate E8 - enough.
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