Lovely spot to stop and take in the beautiful surroundings. Also take time to find the bench with the poetry on. My Favourite lunch spot- 'Every inch I climb up the old oak tree makes me realise how much nature means to me'. In 2005 wooden benches carved with poems celebrating the Peak District were installed across the National Park, and here lies one of them. As well as admiring the poetry, this spot is also very beautiful to stop and have a minute!

Ned

June 17, 2019

Great place to stop for a rest before a bit of a climb!

Scott

May 14, 2020

Great spot for lunch, lovely views

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Location: Chapel-En-Le-Frith, High Peak, Derbyshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom

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