Longnor - Chrome Hill - Axe Edge - Flash - Longnor
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This walk is a real challenge of fitness and map-reading. The outward route has several sections of steep climbs and descents. Crossing Chrome Hill is only the first climb; the route continues to climb to the highest point on Axe Edge.
The return is in contrast and mostly follows a valley with areas of sedge bog. Most are easily crossed but rather featureless, making map-reading more difficult. There is one section of road-walking on the return along a narrow, fairly quiet road, though care should be taken as you return to field-paths as the stile is between two blind bends.
The pub used on this walk is the New Inn in Flash. This is a typical village pub, though it does not have a cooked food menu, only offering items like pork pies. They do offer a good range of beers. Muddy boots are not liked - there is a notice to walkers to remove or cover boots before entering. Outside there is little provided seating to eat your own food. There is a small raised area behind the pub, accessed through the car park with a table and low wall at comfortable sitting height.
England - Central England - Derbyshire - Peak District
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Birds, Flowers, Hills or Fells, Moor, Pub, River, Toilets, Wildlife
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