스톡포트 주변 최고의 등산 경로

See if you can find the man

If you follow the trail down from the trig point back to snake pass summit you pass a couple of surprise waterfalls.

Good place for a break!

There are amazing views from here down over to Glossop. Also worth a visit is nearby Lower Shelf Stones - there won't be anyone else there!

A lovely way to beat the crowds heading to the Super Fortress Crash Site. It's a bit of a slog up to Higher Shelf Stones this way though.

A curious gritstone outcrop which looks like two heads kissing from a certain angle. Well worth a visit if you're heading to Bleaklow Head.

Mount Famine stands at 473m above Chinley and Hayfield. It lies just north of the Pennine Bridleway trail. The name probably comes as a result of the enclosure acts in the late 18th century which parcelled up the land and left some farmers in this area with poor quality land. On the plus side the views are great and there is a Bronze Age burial mound on the west side of the hill. It's been owned by the National Trust since 2006.

South Head at 494m stands at the western edge of the High Peak moors. The Pennine Way bridleway runs around its base just to the north but doesn't actually reach the summit. It's worth climbing for the views northeast up to Kinder and west across the more urban valley towards New Mills and Stockport.