Walks in the Peak District

Explore Scenic Walks Around Anroach Farm

Welcome to Anroach Farm, your gateway to some of the most breathtaking walks in the Peak District. Nestled in the heart of this stunning national park, our holiday accommodation offers the perfect starting point for exploring the natural beauty and historic charm of the surrounding area. Whether you're seeking a leisurely stroll or a challenging hike, there’s a route for everyone to enjoy.

Staying at Anroach Farm places you in the midst of some of the Peak District’s most beautiful landscapes. Walking in this area allows you to connect with nature, explore unique geological features, and experience the tranquility and charm of rural life. Our location offers easy access to a variety of trails, ensuring there's something for every type of walker.Ready to explore? Step out from Anroach Farm and immerse yourself in the natural beauty and adventure that awaits. Happy walking!
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Chrome Hill - Parkhouse Hill - Hollins Hill Round Walk

Embark on a captivating circular walk starting and ending in the quaint village of Earl Sterndale. This route takes you over the striking peaks of Chrome Hill, Parkhouse Hill, and Hollins Hill, with a delightful detour through the charming village of Longnor in the heart of the Peak District.

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Ramshaw Rocks circular walk

This round walk you can start anywhere on the route. We set off from but you could start from Ramshaw Rocks, The Winking Man Pub or near Gib Tor Rocks.
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It takes in some wonderful rock formations and views, well it is in the Peak District.

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We have many more walks on our Wakes World website

Edale Skyline circular walk

This round walk is a long one and takes anything from 8 - 10 hours depending on how how fast you walk and how many stops. I do it in about 8 hours but I walk fairly quickly and don't stop much.
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Embark on the ultimate Peak District challenge with the Edale Skyline 20-mile circular walk. Starting and finishing in the picturesque village of Hope near Castleton, this iconic route takes you through some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the national park.

Highlights:
Lose Hill: Begin with stunning panoramic views.
Mam Tor: Climb the famous "Shivering Mountain."
Kinder Scout: Conquer the highest point in the Peak District.
Rushup Edge: Enjoy peaceful trails and rolling landscapes.Walk Details:

‍Distance: 20 miles (32 km)
Duration: 9-10 hours
Difficulty: Challenging – ideal for experienced hikers.Prepare for an unforgettable adventure as you tackle diverse terrains and take in the spectacular scenery. Ready to test your limits? The Edale Skyline walk awaits!

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We have many more walks on our Wakes World website