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Peak Horsepower THE KINDER LOOP: MAP 2 02 www.peakhorsepower.co.uk S HOR EPO K W A E The Route E R P DE Following Bridleway IN R K or Byway 05 L O P P O E R Mile Marker A E Following Road K W H O MAP ORSEP Pikenaze 01 1 Moor 10 11 12 13 420 12 Other Bridleway or Byway Primary and ‘A’ Road 06 07 08 09 A6024 Footpath ‘B’ Road Bareholme Spot Heights (metres) along Other Roads 13 350 540 4 Moss the route 00 380 TPT Driveway, Farm Track Extra Caution Woodhead Ironbower Reservoir 270 Moss A628 370 Route Text Marker Railway & Station ‘Former TPT/LT Woodhead 1 (see route text directions*) Woodland Crowden Station’ A section of the: TPT Trans Pennine Trail Town / Village Buildings 99 ST AT Small Car LT Longdendale Trail IO 14 N Park MALVERN PBW Pennine Bridleway R RISE *Route Text Directions: downloadable D POST A628 PLA ST Parking at www.peakhorsepower.co.uk A628 RAILWAY TT P (suitable to load horses) STREET ST Torside Hadfield Rhodeswood P HA Reservoir A57 DF T Reservoir IE S Station 4 L D H 00 01 02 03 04 D O A C R R U H 15 C PARK ROAD E 210 N PBW Valehouse A ‘Path through Hadfield L Torside Car Park, Toilets and N Reservoir E LA Gap in Wall’ Arnfield occasional Refreshments Van RE W TPT/LT G A 200 Bank Reservoir Tintwistle SH EW Wood N Shaw 0 400 metres Pikenaze A57 16 SHAWFIELD Mouselow Bottoms 97 RD A Reservoir B6105 L Moor 140 A 170 W L A SH Hollingworth A628 H AW W D S L SHA E R A TL S ‘Traffic D A INT C 17 Lights’ ING A Dinting 14 R R C D Padfield D O PL N T AT A T Hadfield T S 96 L GRASSMOOR A T G E CRES M E A57 15 EDALE L N A CRES A57 Bank NEWSHAWLANE Wood A626 1 2 Km YOULGREAVE D 0 Gamesley CRES OA Mouselow P R 16 SO OS A57 160 GL 17 95 0 1 Mile Dinting Vale Dinting E N School A L Gamesley Millhouse Green Y Hargate Hill E Glossop A626 L D Dunford Equestrian Centre N Bowls O A57 Bridge M P ENN D Club GLOSSOP IM INE ROA ROAD Rugby Club G S 180 R 94 MAP 2 EE N RD MAP 1 18 LA NEW School Hadfield H STOR DLEY A6016 AR TH ME MON A6016 Equestrian GAT ADOW RD SIM Glossop LA E H Centre NE ILL Rugby Club Glossop Charlesworth HARGATE HILL A57 A626 230 Simmondley LANE HIGH Fairholmes HIGH L AN E 18 LANE Simmondley 393 MAP 3 Edale Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2013 230 CHAPEL BROW Charlestown MAP 4 Map designed and produced for Peak Horsepower by Active Maps Ltd, ©Active Maps Ltd. Charlesworth Associated route text produced by Peak Horsepower. MAP Chapel-en- Castleton The representation on this map of roads, tracks and paths is no evidence of the existence of a right of way. MONK’S LA le-Frith 3 A624 Maps and route text are for guidance only. We strongly recommend that you also carry the Ordnance Survey Explorer Map OL1. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure all the information presented is accurate we can not guarantee it is error free. In no event will any party involved in the A626 making of this route guide be liable for any special, direct, indirect or consequential damages out of the use or inability to use this guide. 380.
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