Pass the first set of buildings, and at the second set leave the track for a path through a gate on the left, ascending to the right alongside a wall. From the station, head south along the road to the junction, then turn right for a short distance before turning left up a farm road, signposted to Mam Tor. Being the start of the Pennine Way Walk, Edale is popular with walkers, but this walk goes south from Edale, the opposite direction to the Pennine Way. I started from Edale and finished at Surprise View Car Park, but Hope and Bamford, which are passed on the walk, make viable alternatives as start or finish points in order to shorten the walk.Įdale is one of the remotest villages in the Peak District, but offers a good range of accommodation, with several campsites, a youth hostel and an inn. This is a strenuous walk, not just long in miles, but very up and down, with three main ascents, and few significant sections of level walking.
Please park safely and responsibly and only park in designated car park spaces and not on roads or grass verges.Home » Mam Tor, Lose Hill, Win Hill, Stanage Edge – 16 milesĪ high level traverse – Mam Tor, Lose Hill, Win Hill, Stanage Edge – 16 miles.There is no need to book your car parking space but please be aware that spaces can become very limited by 9am on weekends, bank holidays and school holidays.Should you encounter any signal problems when using the Pay by Phone option, you can donate to our Peak District App For non - National Trust members please use the Pay by Phone option in Mam Nick car park, information on how to do this is on the machine.National Trust Mam Nick car park (near Mam Tor) is a very small car park, if you cannot find a space, please return at a less busier time or have an alternative car park to park in or a quieter place to explore.Refreshments at tea-rooms and pubs in Castleton (not NT) please be respectful of local communities.
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