A Millstone Grit edge or escarpment. Derwent Edge is notable for the selection of Tors along the ridge. Back Tor to the north is the highest point with a trig point. Erosion was a big problem along here so the Peak District National Park installed a flagstone path along the main edge, sticking to this reduces the impact and keeps you out of the puddles.
Derwent is the first edge on the Nine Edges challenge route.

Anton

September 26, 2020

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Elevation 490 m

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Location: Derwent, High Peak, Derbyshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom

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View of Derwent Edge Rock Formations

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Derwent Edge

1. Derwent Reservoir, Back Tor & Derwent Edge loop from Fairholmes — Peak District National Park

2. Ladybower, Derwent Edge & Win Hill loop from Fairholmes — Peak District National Park

3. Bamford, Derwent & Stanage loop from Hathersage — Peak District National Park

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