Burbage Brook and Padley Gorge – White Path Moss Trig Point loop from Bakewell

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Burbage Brook and Padley Gorge – White Path Moss Trig Point loop from Bakewell

Hard

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Burbage Brook and Padley Gorge – White Path Moss Trig Point loop from Bakewell

06:01

52.2km

1,010m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Some sure footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

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Peak District National Park

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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3.80 km

Wooden Stile in Peak District National Park

Highlight • Structure

14.1 km

View from Curbar Edge

Highlight • Natural Monument

Curbar Edge is a gritstone escarpment that affords spellbinding views over the Peak District. Trail running over the edge is great due to the interesting rocks and technical paths to …

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15.7 km

Froggatt Edge

Highlight • Trail

Froggatt Edge is a gritstone escarpment with an amazing path along the top. Run from the north it's slightly downhill and brilliant fun although it does get busy sometimes. If …

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19.5 km

Padley Gorge

Forest

20.3 km

Burbage Brook and Padley Gorge

Highlight • Natural Monument

To the left of the bridge is Padley Gorge. This ancient woodland is one of the best examples of the old oak-birch woodland which once covered much of the Peak …

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24.2 km

Burbage North Edge

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Burbage North is separated from Stanage by the road at upper Burbage Bridge. It's a long curving gritstone edge popular with climbers and walkers. The path that flows down the …

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25.3 km

White Path Moss has great views over the valleys and boulders in the ferns. It can get quite windy indeed at the ledge, but climbing down a few metres or getting further off the plateau often helps quite a bit.

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27.7 km

Stanage Plantation

Forest

35.4 km

Grindleford Village

Highlight • River

Grindleford is located by the spectacular gritstone edges of the Dark Peak. With nearby rocky tors, woodland and heather, there's plenty to explore.

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42.6 km

A Great Double Dyke

Archaeological Site

48.7 km

Hassop Station Café & Cycle Hire

Highlight • Parking

The spacious, elegant Old Station building boasts a cafe, bookshop, bicycle hire and opportunity for and ice cream and lots more. It's nice place to stop if you are hiking the trail.

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52.2 km

End point

Bus stop

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