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</html>";s:4:"text";s:26677:"The Monsal Trail follows the path of the former Midland Railway from Blackwell Mill cottages to Coombs Viaduct, about 1km past the former Bakewell station - a distance of about 20km. On leaving the car park walk back towards the road taking the passageway between a public house and the hotel,this will bring you out into a small square,take a left here and cross the road towards the sign for Monsal Dale in the wall,take the left hand path here. … Head through the village of Little Longstone and just before the very last house (Longstone Byre), take the path on the left. The start point of this walk is at Monsal Head which commands fantastic views of a railway viaduct. The Monsal Head Hotel is situated overlooking the beautiful Monsal Dale in the centre of the Peak District National Park. Path down to Monsal Dale. Headstone Tunnel - Credit: Archant Monsal Head and Ashford-in-the-Water A route packed with lovely views, history and a 'refreshing' detour to the charming village of Ashford-in-the-Water. Derbyshire. Distance: 7.0 miles. Some fellow ex-pats had suggested the Monsal Dale walk ( Derbyshire Walks with Children, #17). Sold House Prices in Monsal Dale, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN6. Brushfield, Miller's Dale & Monsal Head from Lees Bottom. The route begins in Ashford-in-the-Water and crosses 5.5 miles of field, hill and riverbank to pass to Monsal Head, down over the famous Headstone Viaduct, and through Deep Dale … Please note this is a Hard Walk – Not for the inexperienced and a good level of fitness is required. 1. Download route. It’s fitting that this prettiest of Derbyshire villages should be our base for the weekend, and even more fitting that our planned walks include a hike through Monsal Dale. OS Grid Ref: SK177720. Public transport. At Monsal Dale, from the top of the hill you get great views down onto the old railway viaduct, with the rolling countryside beyond. Mam Tor – 1.2 km. Climb uphill as you leave the village, following the ridgetop through fields towards Monsal Head. Here’s you’ll have a wonderful viewpoint, before you even walk 10 … After walking along the valley floor, a steep climbs takes you to Monsal Head, a glorious view and a timely pub. This walk starts at a car park on the A6 lower down Monsal Dale. More details. On leaving the car park walk back towards the road taking the passageway between a public house and the hotel,this will bring you out into a small square,take a left here and cross the road towards the sign for Monsal Dale in the wall,take the left hand path here. One steep road climb out of the dale. Chee Tor Limestone' is a bed of particularly fine limestone. 10. Free parking. The maximum number of people on this walk will be 10, including the walk leaders.Roadside footpaths. After taking a few pics, Geoff decided to go back to the car and drive it to Cressbrook where he would meet us while we carried on the walk under the Monsal Head Viaduct and alongside the river to Cressbrook. Tuesday, 27 December 2011. A pleasant family walk through two woodlands to view the hidden valley of Brecks Plantation. The Monsal Dale and Shacklow Wood Walk is a 5.8 mi circuit in Derbyshire that will take you from the picturesque village of Ashford-in-the-Water through the scenic countryside to explore the beautiful forests of Great Shacklow Wood. 18.5 miles. DESCRIPTION: This classic walk features a picture-postcard village and Monsal Head, which must surely rate as being the Peak District’s most popular viewpoint. Length - 6.5 miles / 10.6 km. For the most part the trail follows the path of the River Wye, which means it offers some spectacular scenery. In front of this is a marvellous view with the viaduct below. We start from the car park at Ashford in the Water, then cut across open fields to join Pennyunk Lane and walk all the way to Monsal Head. Monsal Dale is in the Peak District a few miles past Bakewell. A short but steep climb up to the Monsal Hotel provides the opportunity for refreshments, but after that it’s all downhill. 5 miles (8km) of easy walking on by-roads and level trail. Hostels and More in Monsal Dale. Level - moderate. COVID-19 alert: Travel requirements are changing rapidly, including need for pre-travel COVID-19 testing and quarantine on arrival. Monsal Dale is the perfect walking location. Head down the bridle path signposted first to Monsal Dale and then to Upper Dale across a slightly grassier, less obvious track for 100 yards or so. Length - 5.5 miles / 8.9 km. The Monsal Trail is a 16km (10 miles) linear footpath connecting Blackwell Visitor Car Park, Wye Dale in Derbyshire, England with Coombs Road, Bakewell in Derbyshire, England. The route follows the River Wye passing under the Headstone Viaduct and giving excellent views of the weir. Walk Details. 11:00 until 14:00. Monsal Dale The weir which sits at Monsal Dale (Image: Graham Hogg / Geograph) This is a place where you can walk along the river, take in the landscape and sit by a weir and have a picnic. Weather: Mixed cloud and sunshine. About this walk. We’ll end our walk along the trail, heading back into Bakewell and a chance to eat the famous Bakewell Pudding. The Monsal Trail itself runs between Bakewell and Buxton. Yes Monsal Dale is a beautiful valley,we liked it very much. A gentle post Christmas family walk in beautiful woodland. The trails are clearly marked and easy to follow. Twelve years later the track was taken over by the Peak District National Park and became the Monsal Trail walking and cycling route. Ignore a left hairpin as you descend to the trail and land back at the viaduct from which point you should be able to retrace your steps back to the start. Download route. Name: Monsal Dale, Derbyshire Dales Place type: Valley Location: Grid Ref: SK 1822 7168 • X/Y co-ords: 418226, 371686 • Lat/Long: 53.24190140,-1.72837313 After 10 or 12 yards the path forks; take the lower one. Walking fields, tracks, dales and roads in this area gives some contrasts,also taking in probably one of the most photographed viaducts in Derbyshire at Monsal Head; the path passes over it. When you have had a look at this, head to your left and take the footpath sign-posted ‘Ashford’ and ‘Monsal Dale’. Route Map. Monsal Dale walk. The trail goes through four tunnels – each of them only lit during daytime, so make sure … Ascent: 1,000 feet. Limestone ledges. Explore two wonderful miles of the Peak District’s wheel-friendly Monsal Trail, with accessTOG ambassador Debbie North as your guide. It was constructed from a section of the former Manchester, Buxton, Matlock and Midland Junction Railway, which was built by the Midland Railway in 1863 to link Manchester with London and closed in 1968. Recommended map: Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 Outdoor Leisure Map, Sheet 24, The Peak District, White Peak Area. Take the path for Ashford and Monsal Dale. A few hundred yards beyond Monsal Head is the Pack Horse at Little Longstone. Free parking is available, and the historic beauty of Chatsworth House and its estate are located approximately 5 miles away, while pretty Bakewell town is 3 miles from the hotel. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching. The Monsal Trail follows the path of the former Midland Railway from Blackwell Mill cottages to Coombs Viaduct, about 1km past the former Bakewell station - a distance of about 20km. The Chee Dale walk is hidden beneath the Monsal Trail and a wonderful place for a short walk with a few hidden secrets. Date of visit: June 1989 & 2.10.2009. Monsal Dale is a valley in Derbyshire, England, in the White Peak limestone area of the Peak District National Park. #2 of 10 hotels in Buxton. We eventually got to the weir and it was in full flow after all the rain, a spectacular sight. * Nestled in a unique picturesque setting, overlooking the River Wye, mid way along the historic Monsal Trail. This… Follow the Monsal Dale route. Notes: Monsal Dale Station was situated on what became the Midland Railway’s (MR) main line between Ambergate and Manchester Central. Centered on the popular tourist town of Bakewell, home to the world-famous pudding, this circular walk follows the old route of the Monsal Trail through the village of Little Longstone to a lunch stop at the viewpoint at Monsal Head. Coaches per 2 hours £5.30. Monsal Dale. Nat Park - Peak District - Bakewell Monsal Trail. Start time: 9:30. Please arrive by 10:15am to set off at 10:30am. This is a circular walk of 6 miles. Ashford in the Water and Monsal Dale. Fields. It was constructed from a section of the former Manchester, Buxton, Matlock and Midlands Junction Railway, which was built by the Midland Railway in 1863 to link Manchester with London and closed in 1968. 4.5 miles | 2.5 hours | moderate. Brecks Plantation is a mixed urban woodland which covers almost 2.5 hectares. Walking is one of Britain's favourite leisure activities, and this guide to Derbyshire features 50 mapped walks from 2 to 10 miles, to suit all abilities. The walk starts at Monsal Head with picturesque views of the Wye Valley and the Headstone Viaduct, which is now part of the Monsal Trail. Monsal Trail Circular Walk. A walk which for much of its length is in the company of Derbyshire’s River Wye, taking you to Monsal Head with its disused railway viaduct, now crossed by the Monsal Trail Walk distance: 4 miles Difficulty: Moderate- lots of squeeze stiles so this may not be suitable for larger dogs Pub stop: Monsal Head Hotel- Stable Bar Starting point: Long Stay Monsal Head car park- DE45 1NL (£5.50 for all day- machine takes coins and card but doesn't give change) Download the route map here. It is three miles from the market town of Bakewll, with Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall a ten minute drive. The Two Dales walk takes walkers around both Monsal and Miller’s Dale. The eight and half mile trail follows the river Wye, taking you through several newly opened lit tunnels, between steep gorges, surrounding limestone hills and across the spectacular Monsal Dale viaduct making this an exceptional cycling experience. I found this walk in my AA ’30 Walks in Peak District’ box, gifted years ago by my uncle and auntie. Go L down the steps on a path that leads to Upper Dale, but in 40 metres, go L on a path going SW down to the Viaduct and the Monsal Trail. Free parking is available, and the historic beauty of Chatsworth House and its estate are located approximately 5 miles away, while pretty Bakewell town is 3 miles from the hotel. Monsal Dale Monday 8th January 2018 The destination for today's walk changed several times as we debated travelling times and likely walking coinditions. Ashford in the Water, Bakewell & Monsal Dale. Mam Tor, meaning ‘Mother Hill’, is a 517 metre high hill overlooking Castleton and is one of the most popular family walks in the Peak District. Distance: 11.5 miles. It passes through Upper Chee Dale and then enters the two tunnels through Chee Tor hill to Miller's Dale. ' Monsal Head, which sits directly above Monsal Dale, is one of the most famous viewpoints in the country, providing magnificent views down Monsal Dale and up to the Wye valley. The maximum number of people on this walk will be 12, including the walk leader. Little Longstone via Cressbrook Dale. The main car park has a smooth tarmac surface, with 2 spaces reserved for disabled people near the facilities. Visitors can meander past the river or have a picnic as they take in the glorious Derbyshire countryside that surrounds them. Start: SK 18484 71566 – DE45 1NL. If you're having issues finding hostels in Monsal Dale, there are 216 other accommodations within a 10-mile radius, and we can help you pick one that suits you. We parked near the Monsal Head Inn and made our way down to the River Wye in Monsal Dale via the Headstone Viaduct. Group Derbyshire Dales. The Monsal Trail is about 8.5 miles in length and opened in 1981. To do so please contact the leader by 5 pm on the previous day. The views from the top are spectacular, although arrive early during school holidays and weekends to avoid the crowds. Standing with your back to the front of the Monsal Head Hotel, walk left to the Monsal View Café. Distance is your choice: (1) Bakewell loop 3 miles, (2) continue to Monsal Head 4 miles or (3) to the end of Monsal Dale 6 miles (all day). Hotels in Monsal Dale Holiday Rentals in Monsal Dale Flights to Monsal Dale Car Hire in Monsal Dale Monsal Dale Holiday Packages. The five tunnels are lit until dusk and create great echoes. This circular Peak District walk starts in Tideswell Dale and continues through Miller's Dale into Ravensdale. County/Area - Derbyshire. Chee Dale in the Peak District makes a wonderful location for a day hike.. Set in the White Peaks Area of the National Park, it’s close to the very popular Monsal Trail, an easy path for walkers, runners and cyclists.. We then descend to the river before following along it's side through Monsal Dale. Free parking. Pack. There is also a public toilet at the entrance to the car park if you need them. You can of course also walk the trail and do as much or as little as you like. Find the travel option that best suits you. The road distance is 17.9 miles. The Monsal Trail is in the heart of the Peak District, beginning in north Bakewell, 10 miles north of Matlock and 8 miles west of Chesterfield in beautiful Derbyshire. From the short term car park in front of the Monsal Head Hotel, walk to your left. Begin your walk in Ashford in the Water, a small village on the River Wye, known for quarrying Ashford Black Marble. 2020-10-31 10:30:00 2020-10-31 17:00:00 Europe/London Monsal Head. A pleasant family walk through two woodlands to view the hidden valley of Brecks Plantation. Some fellow ex-pats had suggested the Monsal Dale walk ( Derbyshire Walks with Children, #17). There's a glorious treat in store on a vigorous 4½ mile ramble across, above and into the Wye's terrific twisting, wooded gorge deep in the White Peak. Go underground on this walk which follows the route of a disused railway line and includes 5 tunnels. 11. The Monsal Trail is a 16km (10 miles) linear footpath connecting Blackwell Visitor Car Park, Wye Dale in Derbyshire, England with Coombs Road, Bakewell in Derbyshire, England.The Monsal Trail is waymarked by name posts. A circular Peak District Walk that inclues a number of the highlights of the area to the west of Bakewell. The line from Rowsley to Buxton, authorised in May 1860, opened in its entirety on the 1st of June 1863. After Magpie Mine we cross several fields before walking on a quiet road for a short distance. There are many entrance points to the Monsal Trail along the route between Bakewell and Blackwell Mill at Chee Dale. The five-arched Monsal Viaduct now forms an integral part of the scenery. County/Area - Derbyshire. DE4 1DS. … There are various entry points to the Monsal Trail along the route between Coombs Road, Bakewell and Blackwell Mill in Chee Dale. On easy level paths alongside the river and the converted railway of the "Monsal Trail" you pass through Millers Dale and the magically named Water-cum-Jolly. MEDIUM WALK Ravenstor – Monk’s Dale – Miller’s Dale – Ravenstor Duration: 3.5 hours Distance: 10.5 km approximately This walk takes in the splendid Monk’s Dale nature reserve, and returns to the hostel via part of the Limestone Way (a well-established local walking route) and a path along the River Wye. Nice walk-in shower and also a bath if you fancy a soak. This walk starts at a car park on the A6 lower down Monsal Dale. Refreshments : Monsal Head and Cressbrook Mill. The Monsal Trail is a cycling, horse riding and walking trail in the Derbyshire Peak District. This is a good walk to start early in the day, … Walk summary: We started the Monsal dale walk at 10.00 am and got back to the car park at 2pm. Distance – 11.5km or 7.1 miles . Linear walk. Taking safety measures. Ashford in the Water & Monsal Dale - Friday 24 April 2015. Name Location Type Difficulty Length; 5 Dales Walk - Monsal Head: Great Longstone: Walking: Easy: 8.05 miles: Route, Dec 22, 2016 5:58:43 AM: Great Longstone: Walking Booking is essential In order to comply with Government guidelines. There is also a public toilet at the entrance to the car park if you need them. From there, it drops down into Monsal Dale to follow the river to White Lodge and Deep Dale. The walk took us alongside the river Wye and through Monsal Dale with Fin Cop towering above us. Total ascent: 200m (lowest point to highest point) Location: Alport, Youlgrave, Middleton, Peak District. Chee Dale, Miller’s Dale and Wye Dale walk. More. Best Ashford in the Water walks - Ashford in the Water via Monsal Dale. Beds very comfortable. Coaches per 2 hours £5.30. The walk began at this curious octagonal shelter which is known to older residents as the Bottom Pump. It is now a very popular trail for cyclists, walkers and horse riders. Mam Tor, meaning ‘Mother Hill’, is a 517 metre high hill overlooking Castleton and is one of the most popular family walks in the Peak District. Peak District Walk. £285,000 - £300,000 Guide Price A skillfully and sympathetically fully refurbished and immaculately presented, two double bedroom apartment set within an attractive Grade II Listed building, steeped in local history. We had done a walk around Bakewell, Ashford on the Water and part of the Monsal trail last year ( link ). Good bus connections from Bakewell and Castleton. 5 miles (8 km) This circular walk explores the beautiful Monsal Dale in the Derbyshire Dales. … Sunday, 2 May 2021. Stand on Headstone Viaduct and breathe deeply; ramson's garlicky smell drifts by, while hints of yellow, white, blue and purple ripple tantalisingly on the flanks and floor of Monsal Dale. Monsal Dale Sunday 26th May 2013 It isn't often John and I walk in the Peak District on a bank holiday weekend, but as the forecast was so good and it had been over a year since John had been out walking in the Peak District we decided to go for it. Walking information, advice and campaigns, ... Monsal Dale FULLY BOOKED . Premier Inn Buxton hotel. Author - Lou Johnson. Read reviews, ... this guesthouse is within a 10-minute walk of Pavilion Gardens, Buxton Opera House, and Buxton Museum and Art ... asked for an early check in when i was about 2 miles away and they managed to accommodate me, and are very friendly and helpful. This is a walk that introduces you to some of the most dramatic and best loved of Peak District scenery as it follows a route that takes you by Monsal Head and through the fabulous Cressbrook Dale. Walk Grading. This is a really pleasant walk of 7 miles. Monsal Head is one of the most iconic beauty spots of the Peak District. It was just over 3 miles with some decent climbs and took us about 2.5 hours. The route includes sections along the River Wye, visits Monsal Head, uses a section of the Monsal Trail and Great Shacklow Wood. The Monsal Trail is a cycling, horse riding and walking trail in the Derbyshire Peak District. It’s only 180 miles but it takes five hours. The Monsal Trail is a 16km (10 miles) linear footpath connecting Blackwell Visitor Car Park, Wye Dale in Derbyshire, England with Coombs Road, Bakewell in Derbyshire, England. Grid reference SK 18472 71492. Monsal Dale Monday 8th January 2018 The destination for today's walk changed several times as we debated travelling times and likely walking coinditions. Difficulty Easy. The way soon crosses the first of a series of viaducts before plunging into Chee Tor Tunnel. Passing through the gate you’re back in Deep Dale Nature Reserve. Advertisement. The Monsal Trail is in the centre of the Peak National Park, starting just north of Bakewell, 10 miles north of Matlock and 8 miles west of Chesterfield in Derbyshire. We stopped for a quick coffee break looking over Miller’s Dale … 3 bedroom terraced house for sale in River View, Litton Mill, Millersdale * A fabulous double fronted mid-terrace cottage dating back to 1794, occupying a beautiful setting on the edge of Litton Mill and Millers Dale, close to spectacular walks and cycle trails. Monsal Head is a well-known walking spot for locals and visitors and part of the walk takes in the Monsal Trail which runs along the former Midland Railway line for 8.5 miles between Blackwell Mill, in Chee Dale and Coombs Road near Bakewell. After walking along the valley floor, a steep climbs takes you to Monsal Head, a glorious view and a timely pub. Pubs & Dining The nearest Pub & Restaurant is The Monsal Head Hotel, a mile away (there is a steep hill to negotiate), with fantastic views (above left) of Monsal Dale and the Viaduct. Rails Through The Peaks 2 - Miller's Dale to Bakewell. (Group & family rates available) Headstone Viaduct, Monsal Dale. Disused railway & tunnels.Via Tideswell Dale to the disused railway. Roadside footpaths. The walk may be strenuous for some people, and around 4 hours should be allowed to complete the walk. Disused railway & tunnels. Today I carried my 30-litre Karrimor rucksack, filled with water, my waterproofs, a book and other odds and ends. 7.3 miles from Monsal Dale. About this walk. Grade - easy/mod. Distance: 6.4 miles. Moderate 10 miles / 16.1 km. Makin’ tracks. This walk follows the Monsal Trail along the old railway line west from Bakewell, returning via a couple of diversions around Chee Dale and Water-cum-Jolly Dale. At the T-junction (2) turn right and you’re back on the path to the car park. 10. The Monsal Trail is about 8.5 miles (13.7 km) in length and opened in 1981. #2 of 10 hotels in Buxton. Our Peak District walks are graded: “Easy, Moderate, or Challenging” to help you find the perfect route for your dog’s abilities, with all walks taking between 1 and 3 hours. The Monsal Trail uses part of the former Midland Railway Line through the Peak District National Park. Distance. The lime kilns at Miller’s Dale burned limestone at temperatures above 900°C to create quicklime for the chemical and steel industries and to improve soils for farming. Derbyshire Railway Walk. We stopped for a quick coffee break looking over Miller’s Dale … Miller's Dale & Cressbrook Dale from Tideswell Dale Introduction to Walk 1650. The maximum number of people on this walk will be 10, including the walk leaders.Roadside footpaths. The cheapest way to get from Monsal Dale, White Lodge Car Park to Milford, New Inn costs only £4, and the quickest way takes just 36 mins. You can join onto the 8.5 mile (13.7 km) trail at many points and it has many great landmarks to look out for. Walk Details. Fields. Ascent - 750 feet / 227 metres. Starting from Monsal Head Hotel and you have two options for parking. Date of walk: 10th August 2016. Monsal Dale Guest Houses. £285,000 - £300,000 Guide Price A skillfully and sympathetically fully refurbished and immaculately presented, two double bedroom apartment set within an attractive Grade II Listed building, steeped in local history. Shorter options available en route. Time - 4 hours 0 minutes. There are five Langtons near Market Harborough, to the southeast of Leicester; Church, Thorpe, … Over 4 hours £5.00. Millers Dale was a bustling junction on the Midland Railway Line, serving London, Manchester and Buxton, until it fell victim to Dr Beeching in 1968. Fleckney to Foxton 9 miles. THE WALK 1. A long walk taking in pretty Monsal Dale and the hidden gem of Deep Dale, then visiting the village of Taddington before returning along an old railway line and a pretty riverside path. Time 1 hrs 30 min. The route then took us down towards Deep Dale and eventually to ancient Packhorse Bridge at Ashford-in-the-Water. It’s an extraordinary section that follows in the tranquil, parallel world of deepest Chee Dale. High above, the Monsal Trail disappears into a tunnel while the riverside path squeezes around a series of curves at the heart of Chee Dale nature reserve. Condition. OL24 - The Peak District (White Peak Area) Walk Description. The route starts from the car park at the Miller's Dale Viaduct. Look out for wildlife including dippers and … Monsal, Dale and Bakewell Circular Route is a 12.3 mile loop trail located near Bakewell, Derbyshire, England that features a river and is rated as moderate. Monsal, Dale and Bakewell Circular is a 12.3 mile loop trail located near Bakewell, Derbyshire, England that features a river and is rated as moderate. PEAK DISTRICT - BAKEWELL – 16.0km (10 miles) The Wye and the Wherefore. This circular walk starts from the old station at Millers Dale and follows the Monsal Trail for a short distance, before heading down to the River Wye and Chee Dale … The Ramblers - Britain’s walking charity working to protect and expand the places people love to walk and promote walking for health and pleasure. It runs for eight and a half miles between Blackwell Mill Junction at Wyedale, three miles east of Buxton, and Coombs Viaduct, one mile south-east of Bakewell. Monsal Dale Walk. This videos sees us head to Monsal Dale for a nice but short circular walk of around 6 1/2 miles. Distance: 0.7 miles/1 km. The Monsal Trail has plenty of places to start and end your journey.The trail follows the old Bakewell to Wyedale Railway through some of the best limestone Dales in Derbyshire. on this occasion we start and end at The Monsal Head Hotel car park (pay and display) DE45 1NL The quickest way to get from Sheffield to Monsal Dale Station is to taxi which costs £35 - £50 and takes 29 min. Follow the waymarkers to White Lodge car park. An interesting 6 or 8 mile walk through woods and fields to visit Chatsworth House in its setting beside the River Derwent. To your right as you walk is the imposing slope of Monsal Dale, on top of which are the remains of Fin Cop hill fort. 2 bedroom flat for sale in Castle Drive, Bakewell A Superb Two Bedroom Apartment In The Heart Of The Peak District National Park With Far Reaching Countryside Views. Over 4 hours £5.00. A circular Peak District Walk that inclues a number of the highlights of the area to the west of Bakewell. 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