Three Edges Walk
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Route Description for Three Edges Walk
Although it may be a bit challenging in areas, the Three Edges Walk is a popular route in the Derbyshire area due to the fact that you can walk along three gritstone escarpments that offer some of the absolute best views within the Peak District. Setting out from the car park, cross over the road and follow the trail on the opposite and make your way uphill for some views overlooking the Ladybower Reservoir.
After traversing Whinstone Lee Tor, the trail will climb uphill to the southeast to reach the top of the Derwent Edge. From here, you will head east to descend the valley and cross over Manchester Road before beginning the climb up Stanage Edge. After walking the edge and taking in the views across the moor, follow the path southwest to cut across the rugged terrain on the approach to Bamford Edge. Follow the trail north and enjoy the picturesque views across the valley, as you eventually arrive back at the trailhead having completed the Three Edges Walk.
Other amazing walks in Peak District National Park
Check out our guides to Kinder Scout, Mam Tor, Stanage Edge, Dovedale, and Padley Gorge. Or see all of our Peak District walks on 10Adventures.
Getting to the Three Edges Walk Trailhead
To reach the parking area for the Three Edges Walk from Hope Valley, make your way north along Station Road/A6013 for 2.6mi and turn left onto the A57. Here, you will find roadside parking on the left in 0.4mi.Route Information
When to do:
March-October
Backcountry Campsites:
No
Pets allowed:
Yes - On Leash
Family friendly:
No
Route Signage:
Average
Crowd Levels:
Moderate
Route Type:
Circuit
Three Edges Walk Elevation Graph
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