Derwent Edge

Derwent Edge is a iconic gritstone escarpment located in the Peak District National Park in England. It is situated in the northern part of the Peak District, near the village of Bamford. This natural landmark is a popular destination for hikers, rock climbers, and outdoor enthusiasts due to its breathtaking beauty and unique geological features.

The Salt Cellar is a large, balanced rock perched on top of a gritstone outcrop. Its name likely comes from its resemblance to a salt cellar or shaker. It's a popular spot for rock climbers and hikers, and reaching the top of the Salt Cellar offers p
Derwent Edge is a beautiful and popular destination for hiking and outdoor enthusiasts located in the Peak District National Park in England. It offers stunning views of the Ladybower Reservoir, among other scenic vistas in the area.
The Heather season on Derwent Edge typically occurs during late summer and early autumn. During this time, the heather plants on the moorlands covering the landscape in a vibrant purple hue. The rugged landscape of Derwent Edge is a popular attractio
Derbyshire Gritstone Sheep
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Braking light over Lockerbrook Farm. Lockerbrook Farm was built in 1956 on an ancient packhorse route hight above Drewent Valley
Stome clearing over Win Hill
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