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3 days ago
Another lovely walk in enchanting Eyam, wonderful to revisit the village.
We debriefed at Village Green ☕️ and ended the walk with a visit to the museum.
Catherine went for a hike.
February 21, 2026
A really lovely route, although extremely muddy and some of the stiles leave a lot to be desired.
03:36
12.7km
3.5km/h
170m
160m
Catherine went for a hike.
February 17, 2026
Do not walk this route in or after a spell of very wet weather.
03:01
11.8km
3.9km/h
180m
110m
February 17, 2026
This walk did not go to plan at all!!!
Firstly and most importantly, the River Worfe had breached most of its length (we were supposed to cross it three times during this walk) and had flooded the fields, there was no way we could get around or even through the flooded parts, so had to do a few u-turns
February 7, 2026
A very wet, very muddy but very enjoyable walk from Gawsworth. We debriefed at the gorgeous Harrington Arms, Gawsworth 🍻
Catherine went for a hike.
January 4, 2026
From the pleasant village of Bunbury the route heads across fields towards the castles of Beeston and Peckforton, occupying similar locations on adjacent wooded hills but around six centuries apart in age. After passing the entrance to Beeston Castle, the return is along lanes and across fields with extensive views all around. The village of Bunbury extends over a large area and has a number of attractive old brick-built and half-timbered cottages. The mainly 14th-century church, situated in the upper part of the village near where the walk begins, is unusually large and impressive for a village church. This is because in the late 14th century it became a collegiate church, housing a college or community of canons. Its dominant feature is the 70ft tower. Inside there are tombs and monuments to several of the prominent local families. Debriefed at the Dysart Arms 🍻 - 10/10 👌🏻
02:20
8.20km
3.5km/h
50m
50m
January 4, 2026
Glorious sunshine when we left home, actively took my sunglass with me, 3/4 of the way into the drive it started snowing, carried on snowing for about 1/2 mile into the walk, then stopped and didmt start agin until we were in the Dyset Arms at the end of the walk.
This was a delightful route, thoroughly
January 3, 2026
This walk started in the Market Place it was a lovely little walk around Leek town centre admiring and appreciating the architecture of William Sugden (1821-1892) and William Larner Sugden (1850-1901).
We had a little part way debrief at The Cock Inn 🍻
Catherine went for a hike.
November 16, 2025
An extremely easy and gentle walk along footpaths, tracks and one field.
00:29
1.55km
3.2km/h
10m
10m
November 16, 2025
The OH finished nights this morming, so this was a perfect little Zombie Day walk. The route was super easy, along the High Street, past the church and along a track through a field. We made the most of being in Eccleshall by visiting Fletchers Garden Centre and Gentleshaw Wildlife Centre - a fabulous
2 days ago
We had a lovely weekend in Eyam, using the Miners Arms as our base. We enjoyed todays walk over to Stoney Middleton, then back along Coombs Dale.
We debriefed back at the Miners Arms 🍻
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