Gardoms is at the southern end of the long gritstone outcrop that stretches across the Dark Peak. It's more secluded than the other edges, almost in trees and away from the popular walks. It's very pretty with good views over the Derwent Valley and across to Wellington's Monument on Baslow Edge. Look out for the Neolithic rock art and sundial stone on the plain between Gardoms and Birchen Edge.

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Location: Baslow and Bubnell CP, Derbyshire Dales, Derbyshire, East Midlands, England, United Kingdom

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