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An excellent ride. Great views, constantly changing terrain and technical enough to keep a rider concentrating.

stunning sunset view point

Have to agree with others... plenty to see especially at the weekend & the Navigation pub is good for food & drink...

The small sacred monument, known as the "Mellor Cross," located in a very prominent location here, commemorates the co-founder of the Methodist Church, John Wesley. The search for traces takes us back to the history of the 18th century, as the famous preacher lived from 1703 to 1791. Two short quotations, one from the early period and one from a later period, may give the interested reader a brief insight into the thought world of this unusual man: + "Tell everyone of the love of God, for the world is our church" (1739) + "Do everything for the good of people and creation" (1781)

Visiting Mellor Cross offers a rewarding experience, combining breathtaking panoramic views with a touch of local history. While the current cross is a modern replacement, its location holds potential links to early Christian activity. The site's elevated position provides stunning vistas of the Cheshire Plain and Peak District hills, making it ideal for photography, particularly during sunrise or sunset. Remember that the area is exposed, so prepare for windy conditions, and wear suitable footwear for the sometimes steep walk.

Embrace the Rural Charm: The Fox Inn is nestled in the hamlet of Brookbottom, providing a tranquil escape. It's a popular spot for walkers, so expect a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The pub itself is known for its traditional, cosy feel, often featuring a welcoming log fire, especially during colder months. It also has plenty of outdoor seating. Combine with a Walk: It is a great place to stop on a walking trip. Many walking routes pass by the fox inn, and therefore it is ideal to combine a visit to the pub, with a walk in the surrounding countryside.

Railway History: The trail follows a former railway line, offering a glimpse into the area's industrial past. Imagine the trains that once carried passengers and goods through the valley! This history creates a relatively level and easy-to-navigate path, making it ideal for various users. Access and Multi-Use: The Sett Valley Trail is a multi-use path, meaning it's suitable for walkers, cyclists, and horse riders. This makes it a versatile destination for different outdoor enthusiasts. It is worth noting that some sections are not suitable for all users, so checking local information is always advised. link:https://visitnewmills.co.uk/places-to-visit/the-torrs-riverside-park/torrs-riverside-park-accessibility/ Kinder Scout Connection: Hayfield, at one end of the trail, is known as a gateway to Kinder Scout. The trail played a role in the historic 1932 Kinder Scout Mass Trespass, a significant event in the fight for access to open countryside. Linking to other attractions: At the New Mills end of the Trail, it is possible to access the Torrs Riverside Park, and the amazing Millennium walkway. So it is easy to combine multiple attractions in one visit.