Broomhead Bed and Breakfast

Peak District Boundary Walk Stage 8

Tackles 16.9km of moderately challenging terrain with sustained climbs and descents across open moorland and wooded valleys. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to length, rough paths, and stiles. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock, which is common throughout this stage. Rewards walkers with sweeping Peak District views, varied landscapes from exposed ridges to sheltered dales, and a genuine sense of traversing this classic boundary route.

Old Salt Road

Follows an ancient packhorse trail through South Yorkshire's rural landscape, typically involving moderate inclines with some steep sections over mixed terrain including field paths and quiet lanes. Not ideal for buggies due to uneven ground and stiles, though manageable for families with older children who can handle a longer walk. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth it for the historical significance—medieval traders once hauled salt along this route—and sweeping moorland views that fe

Margery Hill and High Stones (Ethels), High Peak

National Trust

Climbs steadily to Margery Hill's moorland plateau before tackling the rocky outcrops at High Stones – expect some steep ascents and rugged, uneven terrain underfoot. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to length and challenging sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. The reward is sweeping High Peak views and dramatic gritstone formations that feel wonderfully remote despite being National Trust managed.

Penistone Boundary Walk

Peak District Boundary Walk Stage 9