6 walks near Buxton
PUBLISHED: 11:43 10 November 2017 | UPDATED: 14:50 03 August 2018
Buxton Autumn Colours by Kevin Davies
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Buxton is the perfect base for a walking holiday in the Peak District. We pick some of our favourites in the surrounding area.
Solomon's Temple by Kevin DaviesBuxton and Solomon’s Temple
Start out at the famous Pavilion Gardens, cross the River Wye and scale the dizzy heights of Solomon’s Temple for an aerial view of Buxton.
The duck pond at HartingtonHartington
this walk is an undulating amble through a succession of fields and stiles to Sheen, followed by a gentle wander amid a scenic landscape beside the meandering River Dove.
Monsal Dale by Martyn WrightTaddington
A very varied walk with three quite steep climbs but well worth the effort as the views over Monsal Dale are quite stunning. The return paths are down a dale from Taddington and along Monsal Dale.
Tideswell ChurchTideswell
A stroll around the tangled web of Tideswell’s narrow roads, lanes, alleyways and ginnels, twisting between character houses and pretty cottages.
The path to Shining TorShining Tor and Errwood Reservoir
Venture across to the Cheshire side of the Peak District and enjoy the panoramic views from the neighbouring county’s highest point.
Water-cum-Jolly DaleMonsal Head and Litton Mill
Start out from Monsal Head and take in some of the Peak District’s most famous landmarks, as well reminders of the Peak District’s industrial past at Litton Mill.
All the routes were correct at the time of publication, over time access to certain parts of the walk may be subject to change.
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