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Many places along the back lanes to get a lovely view of Parkhouse House and Chrome Hills.

Great place with a choice of cafes and a chippy, not to mention a pub.

Watch some of the descents in this area during wet or icy weather.

A good challenge and great views.

very fast coming from Pym's chair. then is a leg sapping uphill for a few miles to the end.

Can get busy but good for a pit stop en route

Well worth a visit, the village also boasts the highest village pub in Britain, the New Inn, and it's all beautiful on a good weather day

Pretty cobbled ford to cross with a marked route advising cyclists to stick to the path along side but if you have chunky tyres should be no problem, just be aware the farm entrance is right there too.

Small town in the national park with visitor centre

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Quite unassuming

Such a challenging climb in a road bike, you soon run out of gears on a 11-32t rear cassette, but the views at the top make it worth your while & then hood onto your hats on the descent down towards Fernlee reservoir & the Goyt Valley

To reach Pym Chair it's a steep climb from either Lamaload Reservoir or Errwood Reservoir. Once at the top, you're rewarded with glorious views into the Goyt Valley and towards Cats Tor.

Lovely climb up from the reservoir, quiet road with fabulous views.

A fantastic choice of cheeses and they were very well stocked with a friendly atmosphere. Sadly short on Venezuelan beaver cheese, though most other tastes catered for.

Caution is advised here and the previous comments are absolutely true.... But, if, like me, you stubbornly want a challenge then the cobbles are certainly rideable and a test of your balance and ability to handle slips and tyre-catching gaps! 28mm slicks just about made it through - be ready to dab if needed and well done if you manage to keep your feet dry, especially if going uphill into Butterton - one of the prettiest villages in the Peak District.

Watch out for Sheep on the road!

Great little cafe

Rush covered mere which used to supply the village with water and provided a convenient watering stop for packhorse trains transporting salt or coal across the Peak District.

Saved me in bad weather, friendly and warm

Check out the cheese shop. So much choice