4 Night Central Peak District Festive Guided Walking Holiday

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    [title] => Arrival Day
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Check-in at the hotel is available from 16:00. If you are a member you can arrive at the house from 14:00. Enjoy a complimentary cream tea at 16:30 and meet other guests.
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    [title] => The Central Dove Valley
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                            [title] => Hartington Circular
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Distance: 6 Miles (10 km)
Ascent: 750 feet (240m)
In Summary: From Hartington Market Place ascend, passing Hartington Hall, to the plateau with its far-reaching views across the Dove Valey then using walled green lanes head to the village of Biggin. Leaving Biggin by the top of its dale we descend to the River Dove and take in picturesque Beresford Dale on our return to Hartington passing beneath the flank of Pennilow Hill.
Highlight: Exploring the beautiful Beresford Dale, a narrow tree lined dale surrounded by limestone cliffs
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                            [title] => Hartington Circular via Biggin and Wolfscotdale
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Distance; 9.5 Miles (15 km)
Ascent: 950 feet (280m)
Descent 1,400 feet (420m)
In Summary: Leaving Hartington we ascend using the old Packhorse/Drovers route of Reynard’s Lane to reach the village of Biggin. Then heading to the Tissington Trail (previously the Ashbourne-Buxton railway) we turn South, with splendid panoramic views, eventually descending to Coldeaton Bridge on the River Dove to return via the delightful limestone dales of Iron Tors, Wolfscote and Beresford.
Highlight: Panoramic views over the Dove Valley and exploring the beautiful and lesser-known Beresford Dale
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                            [title] => Hartington Circular, Alstonfield and Narrowdale
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Distance; 11.5 Miles (18.5km)
Ascent: 1,300ft (400m)  
Descent 1,700ft (520m)
In Summary: Ascending out of Hartington using the walled track of Highfields Lane, with increasingly wide ranging views, we pass through Biggin to the Tissington Trail (previously the Ashbourne-Buxton railway) then travelling South and returning to the Dove Valley along Iron Tors Dale and Milldale before climbing to Alstonefield and returning to Hartington via Narrowdale and Beresford Dale.
Highlight: Panoramic views over the Dove Valley and exploring the beautiful and lesser- known Beresford Dale
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    [title] => Solomon's Temple and Local Moorland
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                            [title] => Solomon's Temple
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Distance: 6 miles (9.5km)
Ascent: 900 feet (280m)
In Summary: A lovely local walk meandering around some of Buxton’s finest gems such as Gadley Woods, Grinlow woods, Poole’s Cavern and visitor centre, Pavilion Gardens and Solomon’s Temple.
Highlight: Beautiful woods and Grinlow country park surrounding Buxton. Pavilion Gardens with its magnificent buildings including the conservatory. Poole’s Cavern and local iconic landmark - Solomon’s Temple.

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                            [title] => Axe Edge Moor and Solomon's Temple
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Distance: 11 miles (18km)
Ascent: 1,750 feet (540m)
In summary: We cross Cavendish golf course and follow local paths with lovely views through woodland to the south west of Buxton. Then the scenery changes as we ascend peat moorland to the summit of Axe Edge Moor, one of the highest points in this area of the Peak District. We ascend to Solomon’s Temple through Grinlow Country Park and make our way back to the house via Poole’s Cavern and visitor centre, Pavilion and Serpentine Gardens and Gadley Woods.
Highlights: Panoramic views from the top of Axe Edge Moor
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                            [title] => Solomon's Temple and Local Moorland
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Distance: 9 miles (14.5km)
Ascent: 1,450 feet (440m)
In Summary: A walk with lots of variety of scenery from low woodland to high moorland over good tracks. Starting by going over the picturesque golf course we make our way through woods before ascending to our high point along a stoney track. Enjoying panoramic views over the moorland we descend to Derbyshire Bridge before making our way back towards Buxton. We ascend through Grinlow Country Park to the iconic Solomon's Temple before heading back to the hotel via Poole's cavern and Pavilion Gardens. 
Highlight: Moorland landscape and Buxton’s woodlands. Solomon’s Temple.  Pavilion gardens with its magnificent buildings including the conservatory
 
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    [title] => Tideswell
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                            [title] => Haddon Hall to Tideswell
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Distance: 12. miles (20km)
Ascent: 1,200 feet (360m)
In Summary: We set off on a path which offers glimpses through the trees of the medieval battlements of Haddon Hall. The charming walk along Derbyshire’s River Wye takes us towards the market town of Bakewell where we join the Monsal Trail which uses an old railway track bed to take us to a series of stunning views and atmospheric well-lit tunnels. At Millers Dale we join the Wye again and but then follow a Limestone dale into Tideswell where the magnificent parish church has been nick-named Cathedral of the Peak.
Highlights: Viewing the magnificent church named Cathedral of the Peak.
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                            [title] => Bakewell to Tideswell
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Distance: 9 miles (14.5 kms) 
Ascent: 1,500 feet (360m)
In Summary: From the agricultural centre in Bakewell we join the old line of the Midland Railway from London to Manchester which is now the Monsal Trail. After passing Hassop station, which was built for the Duke of Devonshire, we continue to enter the first of several well-lit tunnels and emerge to stunning views of the Derbyshire River Wye from Monsal Head viaduct. After we descend from the trail, we make our way to Tideswell along a charming limestone dale.
Highlight: Stunning views into the valley of the Derbyshire River Wye
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                            [title] => Ashford to Tideswell
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Distance: 6.5 Miles (10.5km)
Ascent: 800 feet (240m)
In Summary: From Sheepwash Bridge in the village of Ashford-in-the Water, we follow the route of the ancient Derbyshire Portway to Monsal Head where we have a stunning view into the valley of the Derbyshire River Wye. We then descend to meet the old railway viaduct and cross the river.  After two short tunnels on the old railway track bed we descend to river level and follow Tideswell Dale into the village where the Tideswell’s spacious church has earned the nickname ‘Cathedral of the Peak’
Highlight: Stunning views into the valley of the Derbyshire River Wye
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    [title] => Departure Day
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Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before making your way home.
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