홀리무어사이드와 월튼 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Thought to be a Bronze Age stone circle consisting of 10 stones in a ring with a further stone buried to the north-west.

good views, shame information board has had information taken off

camp site with a table

Beeley Brook is a stream in the Derbyshire Peak District that flows through Hell Bank Plantation and the village of Beeley, eventually joining the River Derwent, and features several waterfalls and cascades.

Parkgate is a typical Derbyshire Bronze Age stone circle, consisting of small stones set within a low earth and stone bank. The circle has a diameter of around 13 metres with the bank extending another 2 metres beyond while within the circle are the remains of a cairn, outside the circle are what may be outliers or part of an avenue - it is reported that there are two or three stones in a line to the northwest and a further two to the south of the circle. English Heritage estimate that the original number of stones may have been as high as twenty.

The mill pond was dammed in the late 18th century to provide a constant stream of water for the cotton mill. The mill closed in 1902 and was demolished soon afterwards. The pond became a popular fishing venue and was bought by the Holymoorside Angling Club in the 1980s.

lovely and completely underrated :))

unmarked grassy paths heading in a North East direction with long grasses and shrubs either side.