Norman Taylor has been a climber and fell walker since his teens. Since becoming a father with two children in the 1980s he began to plan walks to suit a young family. This resulted in his first publication, Family Walks in the White Peak. This spawned a nationwide series for Scarthin Books of Cromford, and Norman himself wrote a further five Family Walks guides. Since leaving the teaching profession and becoming manager of Foothills – the Outdoor Specialists in Sheffield – some years ago, he has been leading weekly, guided walks throughout the Peak District. Norman has also written Day Walks in the Peak District – 20 new circular routes. To help him in the venture, Norman enlisted friend and walking companion Barry Pope. A keen fell walker since his teens, Barry for many years roamed, explored and photographed the landscape of the Peak District National Park. In the process, he acquired an enviable knowledge of the natural history and archaeology of the area. Barry has also written Day Walks in the Peak District – 20 new circular routes.

• IntroductionAcknowledgementsAboutthe walksWalktimesNavigationGPSMobilephonesFootpathsand rights of wayComfortSafetyMountainRescueTheCountryside CodeHowto use this bookMaps,descriptions, distancesKm/mileconversion chartPeakDistrict Area MapSection1 – The High Moors1Bleaklow & the Barrow Stones2Alport Castles3Back Tor & Derwent Edge4Kinder Scout – South-West Circuit5Kinder Edge from the Snake PassSection2 – Hills, Tors & Edges6Cave Dale & the Great Ridge7Around Chatsworth8The Southern Gritstone Edges9Stanton Moor & Robin Hood’s Stride10Bamford Edge & Stanage High Neb11Eyam Moor, Abney Moor & Offerton Moor12Dane Valley & the Roaches13Around the Hills of HayfieldSection3 – Limestone Country14Taddington Moor & Chee Dale15Lathkill Dale & Magpie Mine16Beresford Dale, Wolfscote Dale & Shining Tor17Chrome Hill18Thor’s Cave & Ecton Hill19Longstone Moor & Cressbrook Dale20Dove Dale & Bunster HillAppendix

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Norman Taylor has been a climber and fell walker since his teens. Since becoming a father with two children in the 1980s he began to plan walks to suit a young family. This resulted in his first publication, Family Walks in the White Peak. This spawned a nationwide series for Scarthin Books of Cromford, and Norman himself wrote a further five Family Walks guides. Since leaving the teaching profession and becoming manager of Foothills – the Outdoor Specialists in Sheffield – some years ago, he has been leading weekly, guided walks throughout the Peak District. Norman has also written Day Walks in the Peak District – 20 new circular routes. To help him in the venture, Norman enlisted friend and walking companion Barry Pope. A keen fell walker since his teens, Barry for many years roamed, explored and photographed the landscape of the Peak District National Park. In the process, he acquired an enviable knowledge of the natural history and archaeology of the area. Barry has also written Day Walks in the Peak District – 20 new circular routes.

• IntroductionAcknowledgementsAboutthe walksWalktimesNavigationGPSMobilephonesFootpathsand rights of wayComfortSafetyMountainRescueTheCountryside CodeHowto use this bookMaps,descriptions, distancesKm/mileconversion chartPeakDistrict Area MapSection1 – The High Moors1Bleaklow & the Barrow Stones2Alport Castles3Back Tor & Derwent Edge4Kinder Scout – South-West Circuit5Kinder Edge from the Snake PassSection2 – Hills, Tors & Edges6Cave Dale & the Great Ridge7Around Chatsworth8The Southern Gritstone Edges9Stanton Moor & Robin Hood’s Stride10Bamford Edge & Stanage High Neb11Eyam Moor, Abney Moor & Offerton Moor12Dane Valley & the Roaches13Around the Hills of HayfieldSection3 – Limestone Country14Taddington Moor & Chee Dale15Lathkill Dale & Magpie Mine16Beresford Dale, Wolfscote Dale & Shining Tor17Chrome Hill18Thor’s Cave & Ecton Hill19Longstone Moor & Cressbrook Dale20Dove Dale & Bunster HillAppendix

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Norman Taylor has been a climber and fell walker since his teens. Since becoming a father with two children in the 1980s he began to plan walks to suit a young family. This resulted in his first publication, Family Walks in the White Peak. This spawned a nationwide series for Scarthin Books of Cromford, and Norman himself wrote a further five Family Walks guides. Since leaving the teaching profession and becoming manager of Foothills – the Outdoor Specialists in Sheffield – some years ago, he has been leading weekly, guided walks throughout the Peak District. Norman has also written Day Walks in the Peak District – 20 new circular routes. To help him in the venture, Norman enlisted friend and walking companion Barry Pope. A keen fell walker since his teens, Barry for many years roamed, explored and photographed the landscape of the Peak District National Park. In the process, he acquired an enviable knowledge of the natural history and archaeology of the area. Barry has also written Day Walks in the Peak District – 20 new circular routes.

• IntroductionAcknowledgementsAboutthe walksWalktimesNavigationGPSMobilephonesFootpathsand rights of wayComfortSafetyMountainRescueTheCountryside CodeHowto use this bookMaps,descriptions, distancesKm/mileconversion chartPeakDistrict Area MapSection1 – The High Moors1Bleaklow & the Barrow Stones2Alport Castles3Back Tor & Derwent Edge4Kinder Scout – South-West Circuit5Kinder Edge from the Snake PassSection2 – Hills, Tors & Edges6Cave Dale & the Great Ridge7Around Chatsworth8The Southern Gritstone Edges9Stanton Moor & Robin Hood’s Stride10Bamford Edge & Stanage High Neb11Eyam Moor, Abney Moor & Offerton Moor12Dane Valley & the Roaches13Around the Hills of HayfieldSection3 – Limestone Country14Taddington Moor & Chee Dale15Lathkill Dale & Magpie Mine16Beresford Dale, Wolfscote Dale & Shining Tor17Chrome Hill18Thor’s Cave & Ecton Hill19Longstone Moor & Cressbrook Dale20Dove Dale & Bunster HillAppendix

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