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Great place to grab a coffee away from the wind

This is a very rewarding walk. Three or so tops with views that are different at each one. Easy way finding and there’s a bench for a quick stop at the war memorial

These monuments, which carry the memory of the victims of war from one generation to the next, are most commonly found in towns and villages, often near churches or other central locations. A "war memorial" located in the open countryside, as here, is comparatively rare. Regardless of nationality or language, however, it is always a testimony to the horrors of war and tyranny—still significant and relevant even so many decades later. They all therefore serve two essential functions: -1- To commemorate and remember the victims -2- To remind us of the need to maintain peace

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The ruin of a building high up on the moors. It’s tucked away into the rocks.

This time of year it can be very boggy and muddy and very deep up on top so make sure to wear suitable footwhere/clothing. I’d recommend boots and gaiters.

lovely place to sit and think

toilets and brew van at car park

A fabulous place to explore! The holes in the top are meant to have been used for mystical purposes in days gone by.

Alderman's Hill is a serene, lesser-known spot in the Peak District, offering a peaceful escape from the city and busy life.

The top of the chain of 3 reservoirs, Greenfield Reservoir is the most peaceful and less busy of them all.

The middle of the three reservoirs in the Greenfield Valley Yeoman Hey was commissioned in 1870 and completed in 1880. You can walk across the dam which makes a nice circular walk around the reservoir from nearby parking on Alderman's Brow or visit on a longer loop of the three reservoirs and the moors above from Greenfield.

Alderman's Hill is a serene, lesser-known spot in the Peak District, offering a peaceful escape from the city and busy life.

The Trinnacle is a three-pronged gritstone pillar, high above Dove Stone reservoir, that has become a popular location for "selfies" due to coverage on social media. The pillar and access to it is severely exposed, which means that a fall here would result in a very serious or fatal injury. Ask yourself if it is worth risking your life, or those who may attempt to rescue you - for a photo? The trails leading to the Trinnacle are steep, slippery, boggy and feature rocky terrain throughout with sections of exposed scrambling. In particular, the scramble segment alongside Birchen Clough / Greenfield Waterfall has taken several people by surprise over the years, resulting in many accidents. Be aware that weather conditions can change very quickly and this can greatly increase the hazards encountered. Appropriate footwear, clothing and the ability to objectively assess conditions and your own abilities are advised. More information from Oldham Mountain Rescue Team: http://www.omrt.org/news

The Trinnacle is a three-pronged gritstone pillar, high above Dove Stone reservoir, that has become a popular location for "selfies" due to coverage on social media. The pillar and access to it is severely exposed, which means that a fall here would result in a very serious or fatal injury. Ask yourself if it is worth risking your life, or those who may attempt to rescue you - for a photo? The trails leading to the Trinnacle are steep, slippery, boggy and feature rocky terrain throughout with sections of exposed scrambling. In particular, the scramble segment alongside Birchen Clough / Greenfield Waterfall has taken several people by surprise over the years, resulting in many accidents. Be aware that weather conditions can change very quickly and this can greatly increase the hazards encountered. Appropriate footwear, clothing and the ability to objectively assess conditions and your own abilities are advised. More information from Oldham Mountain Rescue Team: https://omrt.org/news/

The top of the chain of 3 reservoirs, Greenfield Reservoir is the most peaceful and less busy of them all.

take the waterfall route up to trinacle

Alderman’s Brow 439m P17.9 (1440ft) County of Yorkshire Definitive List Summit

Can be tricky acent to the top along the river especially in the winter months

take extra care on the scramble and near the pinacle

be careful on the scramble..can be quite tricky