아웃시트 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Offer good views down into the valley in-between Burbage edge and higgor tor

Great rock formation near Owler Tor, good walk up from suprise view car park

Carl Wark 386.4 P14.2 [Objective: Peak District Peak] (Hill ID: 512893) [JNSA s6106] County of Yorkshire Definitive List summit. Peak District National Park Definitive List summit.

The bridge was built in the 17th century as part of a significant trade route, illustrating the infrastructure of the era before the widespread use of turnpike roads. Its narrow width and low parapets were specifically designed to accommodate packhorses, which carried goods in panniers, or saddlebags, across the bridge.

A large, vertical-face quarry with associated millstones/crushing stones, quarry waste, drill holes, buildings and access tracks.

A settlement was first mentioned here in 1306 with the existing grade II* listed Tower House dating from 1594 and probably replacing an earlier Elizabethan timber-framed hall house. Its design has been linked to Robert Smythson, (architect of Hardwick Hall) and incorporates three principal rooms, one above the other, all with Elizabethan features, which are linked by a spiral elm staircase. Behind are four floors of service rooms with lower floor to ceiling heights – an early split-level design. The tower house was restored in 1962 by General Sir Hugh Beach for use as a guest house. The restoration included the plaster ceiling decoration which was replicated from photographs and surviving fragments. The Hall was acquired by the Peak Park Joint Planning Board in 1978 along with the surrounding North Lees estate, and was leased to the Vivat Trust in 1988. The Vivat Trust converted the building into self-catering holiday accommodation with help from the Architectural Heritage Fund.

Heidelandschaft im Peak District

gets super busy at the weekends, but it is really accessible and a classic!