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Morton Wood, nestled near Hepworth in the Holme Valley, is an enchanting woodland and gorge. The bluebells carpeted the grass when we visited in early May. The woodland stretches along a brook, with footpaths that often criss‑cross the water via stepping‑stones or small wooden bridges, offering a sense of being deeply immersed in nature. But beware that the stones can get slippery when wet and the path is uneven. Make sure you wear shoes or boots with a good grip.

Wonderful views over the valley and the dam

Morton Wood offers a delightful stretch of woodland walking beneath a bright green canopy and alongside the babbling brook of Dean Dike. If you're lucky enough to be visiting in the spring months, you'll be afforded a beautiful display of blooming bluebells.

Beautiful clough, especially when the heather is in bloom. Beware, the rocks can be slippery and there are some awkward steps.

Can include wildboar Clough to make a circular route with 2 scrambles, albeit one of them is down a clough...I'd recommend to scramble down torside clough as wildboar Clough would be the more dangerous descent out of the 2 scrambles

A nice walk from Fairholmes visitor centre, Alport Castles is one of the most recognisable parts of the Peak District. Apparently it's one of the largest landslides in the UK at over half a mile long. The Tower in the centre of the slip is a Grade 1 scramble.

A brilliant place for a scramble. Best to scramble up rather than down the Clough though!

coming from Derwent it can be done uphill on an e-bike. In a couple of places I really appreciated the 90nm from by Brose motor 😊. And after that a really nice long descent to Langsett.