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Dovedale
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 A visit to Dovedale is a must if planning to visit the Peak District National Park. Dovedale is a stunning limestone gorge in the southern area of the park. 
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As you might expect, from a walk in the Peak District, you will have a high old time when you tackle this route. But the views will make the effort worthwhile.
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The Peak District National Park is a perfect location for beautiful traffic free, wheel friendly walks. Several cycle trails have been created along the network of disused railway lines within the park
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Our walk begins from Hoe Grange Farm, which is a working farm that has accessible holiday accommodation. Our walk is a circular walk which takes in part of this High Peak Trail.
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The path meanders along the river, where there are picnic benches and seating along the route. Watch out for some of the lovely sculpture along the way.
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This is a wonderful Tissington Trail walk in the Peak District.
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This is a wonderful walk at Carsington Water in the Peak District.
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This is a wonderful walk called the Alton & The Ramblers Retreat walk in the Peak District.
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This is a wonderful walk at Ilam Country Park in the Peak District.
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This is an Accessible Walk on the North Shore of Rutland Water
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This is a dog friendly walk that has been put together by photographer, Phil Sproson who is based in the Peak District.
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This is Annalie Poynton’s Rutland Dog Walk which encompasses the beautiful northern shoreline of Rutland Water.
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This Canal and River Trust walk follows an accessible wheel friendly river towpath in Newark.
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Mam Tor
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Nine Ladies Stone Circle walk
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Bradgate Park
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Dovedale to Milldale
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Kinder Scout
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This out-and-back walk explores the gritstone escarpment of Stanage Edge – one of the most famous landmarks in the Peak District National Park.
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This is the National Trust’s Circular Dalehead Bunkhouse walk, starting at Edale in the Peak District.
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This is the National Trust’s circular Derwent Dam walk in the Peak District.
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This is Phil Sproson’s Walk high between Chinley and Edale Railway Stations.
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A walk on the South Shore of Rutland Water
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This is one of Discover Rutland’s circular walks around the village of Exton.
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Debbie North, AccessTOG Ambassador takes to the south shore of Rutland Water to explore the route from the car park to the dam. This linear walk is great for all types of wheels, from bikes, to pushchairs, electric scooters to manual wheelchairs.
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The Mam Tor Circuit is a Peak District walk encompassing Cave Dale, Back Tor and Lose Hill.
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Located off the A467 miles SW of Lincoln, Whisby Nature Reserve is a great place to visit for all the family ...
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The Lindsey Trail is a long distance circular multi-user route through the Lincolnshire Wold ...
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Julia Bradbury Walks in the Peak District up to Kinder Scout and Nooe Stool in this route, as seen on TV in Best Walks With A View.
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This spectacular route will take you through the surrounding beauty of the towns of Castleton and Hope.
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Starting from the market town of Bakewell – famous for (of course) Bakewell Tart – the route quickly takes you to the Monsal Trail where the scenery throughout is fantastic.
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Rutland Walk
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