Crich Trig Point – Cliff Quarry loop from Crich

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Crich Trig Point – Cliff Quarry loop from Crich

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Crich Trig Point – Cliff Quarry loop from Crich

02:18

7.78km

220m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

Tips

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Derwent Valley Mills WHS

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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137 m

The Loaf

Highlight • Restaurant

If you want quality tasting food and coffee then Loaf is a must stop. Freshly baked bread and cakes, delicious coffee, sandwiches, pastries, pasties etc. you’d be a fool to miss it.

theloaf.co.uk

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1.67 km

Crich Hill Beacon and Regimental War Memorial

Highlight • Monument

For the Queen’s Jubilee, Crich Parish Council with the collaboration of the Sherwood Foresters built a beacon on the site which, fired by propane gas took part in the 'Fires over England' celebrations.

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1.88 km

Crich Trig Point

Highlight • Monument

Good little hike to Crich Stand and trig point for great views

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1.89 km

Crich Stand (Sherwood Foresters Regiment Memorial)

Highlight • Historical Site

Sherwood Foresters Regiment Memorial

This is perhaps the most famous landmark in Derbyshire and is situated over 340 metres above sea level. The Stand is the memorial of the Sherwood …

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2.57 km

Cliff Quarry

Highlight • Structure

In the Derbyshire village of Crich is a small historic limestone quarry, called Cliff Quarry, dating back to Roman times. In the last few centuries, it was used to supply …

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4.20 km

Duke's Quarries Rockfaces in Oxhay Wood

Highlight • Structure

Great spot just off of the canal. Steep walk up but definitely worth it to stroll through the woods

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5.45 km

Duke's Quarries, Oxhay Wood

Highlight • Historical Site

Wonderful spot in Oxhay Wood, amongst the trees one of the sheer rock faces part of the network of Duke's Quarries, 19th Century Sandstone quarry. There are more further up …

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