ディズリーでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A gentle climb up the hill to The Cage. Don't forget to look for the OS benchmark carved onto the side of the building!

A lovely view of the house

The Cage 265.7m P10.1 (872ft) (Hill ID: 512903) [JNSA N/a] Peak District National Park Definitive List summit.

Rock/Cawthcher Mill: Built in 1794, this mill was initially a cotton mill and later a printworks. It burned down but was rebuilt. Only a small part of the walls remain

​Torr Mill: Owned by the Schofield family, this mill was constructed in 1794. Originally five stories tall, it burned down in 1912. The Community Hydro Scheme turbine now uses its old waterwheel housing. The mill was used for cotton spinning and later linen manufacture

Ride along the park's picturesque paths to discover the beautiful gardens, ancient woodland and rugged moors. The impressive hall was built in the 16th century, and was once a great sporting estate. Lyme Park is a National Trust property that is free to access by bike when the park is open. Check the park’s opening times before setting off.

Built in the late 18th century, the Peak Forest Canal was designed to transport goods, such as limestone from Dove Holes to the Ashton Canal. These days, its towpaths are somewhat more serene and make for pleasant, flat walking surrounded by lovely countryside.

Busy at weekends get there early..my advice is to park at disley