4 Night Peak District Family Walking Adventure

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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] => Dovedale
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                    [title] => Dovedale
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Distance: 3.5 miles (5.5km) 
Ascent: 650ft (200m) 
We’ll walk from the house heading to Lover's Leap and the beautiful Dovedale Gorge. Our return takes us along the gorge to the famous stepping stones before returning to the country house.  
What your kids will love: Learning the history of Lover’s Leap, skimming stones in the river, and crossing the stepping stones. 
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                    [title] => Dovedale Gorge
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Distance: 7 miles (11km) 
Ascent: 1,200ft (360m)   
This option begins with a descent to the famous stepping stones before following the River Dove through the limestone gorge of Dovedale to Milldale. We’ll then return high above the gorge. 
What your kids will love: Searching for traces of fossils in the limestone and peeking inside the caves. 
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                    [title] => Dovedale and Alstonefield
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Distance: 9 miles (14.5km) 
Ascent: 1,150ft (340m) 
We begin by following the route of option 1 through the iconic Dovedale Gorge. From Milldale we’ll ascend to the village of Alstonefield and visit the Green Well. Our return route takes us back across the river and over high ground back to the country house. 
What your kids will love: Walking through the dramatic Dovedale Gorge and crossing the ancient Viator’s Bridge in Milldale where a game of Poohsticks is on the cards. 
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                    [title] => Dovedale and Narrowdale Hill
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Distance: 12 miles (19km) 
Ascent: 1,400ft (420m) 
Having first walked up the beautiful Dovedale Gorge and reached Alstonefield, we’ll venture on the high-level loop north to Narrowdale Hill, before returning across the river and along the route of option 2.  
What your kids will love: Completing the (optional) challenge of climbing Narrowdale Hill for the far-reaching views over the countryside. 
 
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Distance: 3.5 miles (5.5km) 
Ascent: 650ft (200m) 
We’ll walk from the house heading to Lover's Leap and the beautiful Dovedale Gorge. Our return takes us along the gorge to the famous stepping stones before returning to the country house.  
What your kids will love: Learning the history of Lover’s Leap, skimming stones in the river, and crossing the stepping stones. 
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                            [title] => Dovedale Gorge
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Distance: 7 miles (11km) 
Ascent: 1,200ft (360m)   
This option begins with a descent to the famous stepping stones before following the River Dove through the limestone gorge of Dovedale to Milldale. We’ll then return high above the gorge. 
What your kids will love: Searching for traces of fossils in the limestone and peeking inside the caves. 
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                            [title] => Dovedale and Alstonefield
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Distance: 9 miles (14.5km) 
Ascent: 1,150ft (340m) 
We begin by following the route of option 1 through the iconic Dovedale Gorge. From Milldale we’ll ascend to the village of Alstonefield and visit the Green Well. Our return route takes us back across the river and over high ground back to the country house. 
What your kids will love: Walking through the dramatic Dovedale Gorge and crossing the ancient Viator’s Bridge in Milldale where a game of Poohsticks is on the cards. 
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                            [title] => Dovedale and Narrowdale Hill
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Distance: 12 miles (19km) 
Ascent: 1,400ft (420m) 
Having first walked up the beautiful Dovedale Gorge and reached Alstonefield, we’ll venture on the high-level loop north to Narrowdale Hill, before returning across the river and along the route of option 2.  
What your kids will love: Completing the (optional) challenge of climbing Narrowdale Hill for the far-reaching views over the countryside. 
 
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    [title] => Carsington Reservoir
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                    [title] => Above and Below the Dam
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Distance: 3.5 miles (5km) 
Total ascent: 300ft (80m) 
We’ll start and finish our walk at the visitor centre, returning by the shores of Carsington Reservoir, one of England’s largest. 
What your kids will love: Having plenty of time to explore the visitor centre, find the wood carvings, and even do some bird watching – you might even spot a kingfisher or a buzzard. 
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                    [title] => Carsington Water Circular
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Distance: 7.5 miles (12.5km)  
Ascent: 700ft (220m)  
Starting at the visitor centre we’ll complete a circuit of Carsington Reservoir and cross over the dam.  
What your kids will love: Spotting the variety of birdlife that call Carsington Reservoir home. Try drawing your finds, which could include oystercatchers, redshank, terns, and geese. 
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                    [title] => Middleton Top, Harboro’ Rocks to Carsington
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Distance: 7.5 miles (12.5km) 
Total ascent: 900ft (280m) 
Starting from Middleton Top, we’ll follow the High Peak trail, arriving at Harboro’ rocks. After some time exploring the rocks, we’ll continue past the windmills before reaching the reservoir. 
What your kids will love: Exploring the caves and stone seat at Harboro’ rocks. 
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                    [title] => Black Rock to Carsington
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Distance: 9 miles (14.5km) 
Total ascent: 1,200ft (360m) 
Starting at Black Rocks, we’ll climb to reach the High Peak Trail, with time to explore the National Stone Centre and Middleton Top. We’ll then continue along to Harboro’ Rocks and eventually reach the reservoir. 
What your kids will love: Taking in the views over the contrasting Black Rocks and Harboro’ Rocks. Fun fact: there’s evidence of human settlement at Harboro’ Rocks since the Ice Age. 
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Distance: 3.5 miles (5km) 
Total ascent: 300ft (80m) 
We’ll start and finish our walk at the visitor centre, returning by the shores of Carsington Reservoir, one of England’s largest. 
What your kids will love: Having plenty of time to explore the visitor centre, find the wood carvings, and even do some bird watching – you might even spot a kingfisher or a buzzard. 
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                            [title] => Carsington Water Circular
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Distance: 7.5 miles (12.5km)  
Ascent: 700ft (220m)  
Starting at the visitor centre we’ll complete a circuit of Carsington Reservoir and cross over the dam.  
What your kids will love: Spotting the variety of birdlife that call Carsington Reservoir home. Try drawing your finds, which could include oystercatchers, redshank, terns, and geese. 
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                            [title] => Middleton Top, Harboro’ Rocks to Carsington
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Distance: 7.5 miles (12.5km) 
Total ascent: 900ft (280m) 
Starting from Middleton Top, we’ll follow the High Peak trail, arriving at Harboro’ rocks. After some time exploring the rocks, we’ll continue past the windmills before reaching the reservoir. 
What your kids will love: Exploring the caves and stone seat at Harboro’ rocks. 
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                            [title] => Black Rock to Carsington
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Distance: 9 miles (14.5km) 
Total ascent: 1,200ft (360m) 
Starting at Black Rocks, we’ll climb to reach the High Peak Trail, with time to explore the National Stone Centre and Middleton Top. We’ll then continue along to Harboro’ Rocks and eventually reach the reservoir. 
What your kids will love: Taking in the views over the contrasting Black Rocks and Harboro’ Rocks. Fun fact: there’s evidence of human settlement at Harboro’ Rocks since the Ice Age. 
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    [title] => Ilam and the Manifold Valley
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Distance: 4 miles (6.5km)  
Ascent: 400ft (120m) 
We’ll walk from the house around the iconic Thorpe Cloud, then cross the bridge over the River Dove towards the village of Ilam. We’ll return by the river on Manifold Way and climb back to Thorpe on an old coaching track now known as the Limestone Way. 
 What your kids will love: Roaming the grounds of Ilam Hall and discovering the picturesque village of Ilam with its alpine-style cottages. 
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                    [title] => Blore and Ilam Circuit
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Distance:  6 miles  (9 Km)
Ascent and descent:  935ft (285m)
In summary: The walk descends to cross the River Dove into Staffordshire on an historic bridge before ascending to the hamlet of Blore.   We then visit Ilam with it’s  Park, Hall and village before crossing back into Derbyshire and back to Peveril of the Peak.
Highlight: Blore and Ilam churches both have interesting memorials. In beautiful Ilam Park we can see the River Manifold as it emerges from its underground route.
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                    [title] => Ilam and Blore
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Distance: 9½ miles (15km) 
Ascent: 1350 feet (420m)
In summary: The walk starts in the village of Wetton, crossing fields to reach the lofty Castern Hall. From here we follow the route of the Manifold into Ilam Park before ascending to the hamlet of Blore and follow the Limestone Way on our return to the country house.  
Highlight: Beautiful Ilam Park with its Hall, church and gardens. We can see the River Manifold as it emerges from its underground route.
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                    [title] => Ilam and the Manifold Valley
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Distance: 12.5 miles (20km) 
Ascent: 1,900ft (600m) 
We’ll follow the Limestone Way to Blore, before continuing to ascend, skirting the hill of Musden Low to reach the village of Calton. From here, we’ll continue north with wonderful views all around. We’ll descend Soles Hollow to reach the River Hamps and the Manifold Way. From the confluence of the Hamps and the Manifold, we’ll ascend back to the Manifold Trail to Throwley Hall. We’ll return through historic Ilam. 
What your kids will love: Reaching Blore Church where you’re rewarded with spectacular panoramic views over the limestone plateau and Dove Dale.  
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Distance: 4 miles (6.5km)  
Ascent: 400ft (120m) 
We’ll walk from the house around the iconic Thorpe Cloud, then cross the bridge over the River Dove towards the village of Ilam. We’ll return by the river on Manifold Way and climb back to Thorpe on an old coaching track now known as the Limestone Way. 
 What your kids will love: Roaming the grounds of Ilam Hall and discovering the picturesque village of Ilam with its alpine-style cottages. 
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                            [title] => Blore and Ilam Circuit
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Distance:  6 miles  (9 Km)
Ascent and descent:  935ft (285m)
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Highlight: Blore and Ilam churches both have interesting memorials. In beautiful Ilam Park we can see the River Manifold as it emerges from its underground route.
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                            [title] => Ilam and Blore
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Distance: 9½ miles (15km) 
Ascent: 1350 feet (420m)
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Highlight: Beautiful Ilam Park with its Hall, church and gardens. We can see the River Manifold as it emerges from its underground route.
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                            [title] => Ilam and the Manifold Valley
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Distance: 12.5 miles (20km) 
Ascent: 1,900ft (600m) 
We’ll follow the Limestone Way to Blore, before continuing to ascend, skirting the hill of Musden Low to reach the village of Calton. From here, we’ll continue north with wonderful views all around. We’ll descend Soles Hollow to reach the River Hamps and the Manifold Way. From the confluence of the Hamps and the Manifold, we’ll ascend back to the Manifold Trail to Throwley Hall. We’ll return through historic Ilam. 
What your kids will love: Reaching Blore Church where you’re rewarded with spectacular panoramic views over the limestone plateau and Dove Dale.  
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    [title] => Departure Day
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Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before making your way home.
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