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Submitted by Hiking on Sat, 24/10/2009 - 11:35
Sun, 21/02/2010
Cost: 
£ 2.90

Bamford Edge - Derbyshire

Submitted by Hiking on Fri, 20/11/2009 - 00:15

A stunning viewing platform,legally accessible  now that the CROW Act has become law but not that long ago it was a different story, is the highlight of this marvellous moorland walk in the Peak. You’ll need your navigational wits about you on this route, but your pioneering spirit will be repayed by stunning views. Stone and hut circles, ancient paths and weird rock formations make this access walk a real feast of interest.
By Roly Smith.

Publication: 
County Walking Website
Map: 
OL01
Grid Ref:: 
SK217874
Publication Page: 
2637
Terain: 
some steep accents / descents
RWH: 
Take your own
Distance (Miles): 
8.00
Type: 
0
Acivity Time (hrs): 
3.5
Primary Pickup
This is the first pickup point for the Walk The secondary Pickup point we will be travelling past to get to the event.
Pickup Time Location1: 
Sun, 21/02/2010 - 07:30
Pick Up Point 1: 

Balborough Pickup

Submitted by Hiking on Sun, 06/09/2009 - 22:51

This pickup point is situated just of the M1  Junction 30
Follow the signs to chesterfield as you come off the second roundabout take the first left toward the macdonalds ans the first left into the Treble Bob Car Park.

Map: 
OWN
Grid Ref:: 
SK474765
RWH: 
The Treble Bob, Barlborough
RWH: 
Macdonalds
Type: 
0
Acivity Time (hrs): 
15
Secondard Pick up
This will be passed on our way to the event any other additional Pickup point will feed to the point.
Pickup Time Location2: 
Sun, 21/02/2010 - 08:00
Pick Up Point 2: 

Chesterfield Pickup

Submitted by Hiking on Sun, 19/07/2009 - 20:19

Chesterfield Pickup Point
Old House Public House Car Park

Publication: 
OWN
Map: 
OL01
Grid Ref:: 
SK366729
RWH: 
The Old House
Acivity Time (hrs): 
15
Travel time (hrs): 
0.75

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