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Along the route - some great wildlife - we saw 6 Meadow Fritillary butterflies and one frog!

From here to Codhal Ln via The Bent & Bar Rd, this is a leg shaking ascent challenge. Great fitness is definitely required. I had to stop several times partly due to having already been riding for about 1.5 hrs. But I believe it still would be a tough one botton to top. A nice fitness indicator and worthwhile challenge. Best part of this tour.

From here upto Codhal Ln the ascent is a leg shaking ascent challenge. Good fitness is definitely required. Especially hitting it after a 2hr cycle 🚲 😇. I personally had to stop 3 times. A great test & indicator for your fitness & strength levels.

Nice quick stop off view

Nice start to journey in Calver

Curbar Edge is a popular walking and climbing spot that sits above the village of Curbar and offers some of the best views in the National Park due to its striking rock formations

Froggatt Edge is a lovely gritstone edge with a brilliant trail running along it's top. Below the steep crag ancient woodland fills the upper valley while Big Moor stretches to the east. The views across the valley are stunning with the villages of Froggatt and Curbar below and Longstone Moor rising opposite. If you are walking south, you'll eventually leave Froggatt Edge and join Curbar Edge.

The stone circle is located close to Froggat Edge, toward the western edge of the plateau of land known as Stoke Flat which gives the site its name. It is of probable Bronze Age date and what now remains at the site are around fourteen typically small Derbyshire gritstone blocks, most about half a metre tall with only one that reaches just over a metre in height.