Topoguide (in English) of the Cicerone publisher.
Description Provided by the publisher:
Guidebook to 40 Walks in the Dark Peak Area of ​​the Peak District National Park. 35 Circular Roads for Most Abilities, from 8 km to 19 km, Around Edale, Marsden, Fairholmes, Baslow and Castleton, Including Kinder Scout and Mam Tor, and 5 Longer (25 km to 45 km) Highlighting Roads The Best of the Grittone Edges , High Moorland and Deep Valleys.
Seasons: The High Moorlands in Winter and Summer The Grittone Edges in Spring and Summer The Valleys in Autumn The Cloudhs in Spring.
Centers: HATHERSAGE, Grindleford, Langsett, Marsden, Dove Stones, Edale, Upper Derwent Valley, Castleton, Greenfield, Chatsworth, Sheffield, Hayfield, Crowden, Hope, Dunford Bridge.
Difficulty: Walking in the Dark Peak Requires Good Navigational Skills, Especially in Winter, and A Good Level of Hillcraft. HAVING THE CORRECT EQUIPMENT AND CLOTHING AND KNOWING HOW TO USE IT IS PARAMOUNT WHEN VENTURING OUT ON THE HIGH MOORS. MUST SEE: Kinder Scout, The Highst Point In The Peak District Bleaklow, The Second Highst Howden and Derwent Edges Black Hill and the Wessenden Moors The GritTone Edges of Derwent, Bamford, Stanking, Burbage, Froggatt, Curbar, Birchen, GardoS and The Roaches The Eastern Moors The Go Goyt Valley, Shutlingsloe and Wildbarlough.