Introducing Edale
Time seems to have stood still at this enchanting picture-postcard village. Surrounded by sweeping Peak District countryside at its most majestic, the tiny cluster of imposing stone houses and the parish church are eye-catching in their own right. Ramblers and mountain bikers love it here: Edale lies between the White and Dark Peak areas, and is the southern terminus of the Pennine Way. Its train station makes this seemingly remote enclave very accessible – and highly popular.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: decent hiking route through the peak district?
by rosaespanola 25 July 2011
The rangers in the Peak District are notoriously good at finding wild campers and chucking them off in the middle of the night, so if…
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Re: decent hiking route through the peak district?
by rodway 21 July 2011
A good place to start could be Edale within the Dark Peak at the start of the Pennine Way, Kinder, Mam Tor, Lose Hill rtc n with all…
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RE: 3 Days in UK
by rodway 05 July 2011
With your logistics the Peak District would be the obvious choice minimising driving since it is not far off route if travelling via the…
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