Peak district teashop walks

Age-8+

Format – Paperback

Publisher -    Countryside Books

 Condition of the book- Pre-Loved**                      

There can be no better way to explore the Peak District than with a scenic circular walk followed by tea and cake. This book contains 20 walking routes in the area allowing you to do just that.

These Peak District walks range from 3½ to 6½ miles, taking in everything from the dark, forbidding moorland around Hayfield to the wooded beauty of the scenery around Ilam; from the reservoirs of Langsett and Bradfield to the Macclesfield Canal near Lyme Park. And of course, every walk starts and finishes somewhere that's just perfect for afternoon tea.

These walks are intended to be enjoyed at a gentle pace, with plenty of time to stop and take in the surroundings.

SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS

• Hayfield: an exhilarating walk through the Dark Peak landscape with marvellous views
• Hartington: escape the crowds in the Upper Dove Valley. The cheese factory here is one of the few places in the country allowed to make Stilton cheese
• Monyash: walk in the wonderful White Peak and visit a tearoom housed in an old smithy
• Hathersage: stunning views abound in the region famous for its association with Charlotte Brontë
• Monsal Head: an iconic route where the café overlooks one of the most photographed views in the Peak District
• Delightful stretches along disused railways such as the Manifold Way & the Tissington Trail
• The impressive hall at Lyme Park which became Mr Darcy's residence in the TV adaptation of Pride & Prejudice
• Castleton: a walk through history, passing an ancient hillfort & castle
• Elton: an ancient trackway & a hermit's cave, followed by tea next to a roaring fire

WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT:

• SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE - Features 20 circular routes, ranging in length and difficulty. Nothing too strenuous, so the routes should appeal to all ages and fitness levels
• THE PEAK DISTRICT AT ITS BEST - These walks take in everything that makes the Peak District such a special place: rolling moorland and impressive peaks, ancient tracks, sweeping views & sprawling country parks
• THE BEST TEA ROOMS - There's one in a garden centre, another in a renovated coach house, a third in a converted joinery, a fourth in what used to be a smithy, plus many more
• ALL THE INFO YOU'LL NEED - All walks include parking info & how to get there, points of interest along the way & other places to visit nearby
• EASY TO FOLLOW - Detailed maps & pictures throughout, with clear written instructions making it easy to find your way

Product Description-*Pre-Loved- These are Pre-owned, Used Books that are in a good Condition. Undamaged cover, no missing pages, all pages intact (e.g., no creases or tears), no underlining/highlighting of text, no damage to binding, no writing in margin