7 Wonders of Stanage Edge | 9km | Women Only
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7 Wonders of Stanage Edge | 9km | Women Only

By Peak Outdoor Community

Overview

A circular walk to discover the amazing history of this epic gritstone ridge in the Peak District. Moderate.

These weekday walks are happening regularly and are mostly based in and around the Peak District. Join us for The Seven Wonders of Stanage Edge, a fascinating walk along the iconic gritstone ridge. We’ll explore seven standout features of the area, from ancient millstone quarries to historic viewpoints and legends linked to the moors. Along the way, you’ll discover interesting facts about Stanage’s industrial past, literary connections, and its place in modern climbing culture; all while enjoying some of the most impressive scenery in the Peak District.

Come join a group of like-minded women to learn about the fascinating history and geology of this stunning area of the Peak District National Park.

Distance: 5.5 miles/9km

Ascent: 820ft/250m

Level: Easy/Moderate/Challenging: mostly easy footpaths and trails with some uphill sections that are steep in places. Some walking on uneven terrain. Stiles to climb.

Time: 3-3.5 hours

Who will be your guide?

I’m Emily, founder of Peak Outdoor Community, and I’m a Mountain Leader based in Glossop at the edge of the Dark Peak. I’ve always been outdoorsy since being a young girl but hiking became a real obsession in 2019 when I started to go solo. I aim to inspire other women to learn the many benefits of exploring in the outdoors and I’m passionate about sharing my love for adventure with you!

Feel free to check out the website: Peak Outdoor Coaching and follow us on Instagram and Facebook: @peakoutdoorcommunity

Transport:

We'll be meeting at Hollin Bank Car Park - Peak District NP, Unnamed Rd, Hope Valley S32 1BR Google Maps, which is £5.50 to park for up to 4 hours (correct at time of typing). Machine takes card, cash or RingGo.

We will meet at 9.50am to leave at 10am.

Public transport: see Peak District Bus Timetable.

Drop me a message if you would like to be added to the car share group chat.

What to bring:

  • Hiking boots or shoes with good grip and ankle support
  • Plenty of snacks/lunch to sustain you for around 3 hours
  • Rucksack
  • Water (at least 1L)
  • Waterproofs
  • Warm layers
  • Hat and gloves
  • A small first aid kit with any personal medications
  • Walking poles, sit mat, hot drink (optional extras)

Terrain:

Mostly easy footpaths and trails with some uphill sections that are steep in places. Some walking on uneven terrain. Stiles to climb.

Toilets:

There are toilets at the car park. If you need to go whilst we're walking, I'll point out 'wild wee' spots for us to squat in private!

Safety:

The whole point of our walks is that they are enjoyable and memorable experiences for everyone so we will keep to a slow and steady pace. It's about taking in the views, learning about the history and geology of the area and being in nature, not about rushing to the finish line. Having said that, you are responsible for your own health and safety and with all outdoor activities, there can be risks involved. If you are unsure as to whether you are fit to come on this walk, please either consult your doctor or let us know your concerns. Please inform us of any medical conditions prior to the walk. Every participant MUST complete a Medical & Disclaimer form a minimum of 24 hours before the event begins. This will be sent via email so please look out for it.

Our leaders are qualified Hill and Moorland and Mountain Leaders and level 3 Outdoor First Aid trained so they will be on hand in case of an emergency.

Dogs:

Dogs are more than welcome to come along but please ensure they remain on leads at all times.

Refund Policy*:

Refunds will only be given if the event is cancelled. If you can no longer attend you are more than welcome to sell your ticket to someone else but please let me know if you do so. No swaps to other events.

And FINALLY:

This walk will be going ahead whatever the weather, unless I deem the conditions dangerous so be ready to embrace the good old British weather! If I do have to cancel the walk for safety reasons, I will suggest one more date for the walk to be rearranged or you can redeem your ticket on one other walk on a date suitable to you.

*see our full T&Cs and policies on our website: Peak Outdoor Coaching

Category: Travel & Outdoor, Hiking

Good to know

Highlights

  • 3 hours 30 minutes
  • ages 18+
  • In person
  • Free parking
  • Doors at 9:50 AM

Refund Policy

No refunds

Location

Hollin Bank Car Park - Peak District NP

Hollin Bank Car Park - Peak District NP

Hope Valley S32 1BR United Kingdom

How do you want to get there?

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Jan 12 · 10:00 AM GMT