Walking and Climbing

Hi all,  my friend and i have recently done a 100 mile trip, and now our wives would like to get in on the act, we are looking to break them in gently, so i would like to find a 2 day walk, preferably 8-12 miles a day, with a campsite/village campsite ( dont think they would be to keen on super noodles, so pub grub would be nice)  something scenic would be great and hills are no problem. really dont want it to be any further than 100miles away from pe112bj/spalding/lincolnshire.

any help is greatly appreciated

100 miles on the dot Park near the Snake inn pub on the A57 (snake pass) numerous parking laybys, walk up Fairbrook Naze, then walk the Kinder edge path over 2 days, options to camp at Hayfield or Edale depending on how you feel although Edale is more like halfway, 3 campsites and a couple of nice boozers. The kinder edge path is a cracking walk, ever changing views.

I've done it in a day but I reckon it would be cracking to stop off for a few pints for the night.

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The edge path along the plateau is around 14 miles, but if you add your walk to and from the edge than could be 3 to 6 miles depending wher e you start.And if you drop down to sup and sleep in edale thats another  3 to 6 miles.

If it were me I would park at SK11300 90513 (free parking), walk over the road, over the stile and follow the path through the woods to a footbridge at SK11434 90163 cross the bridge and follow the path right up until you hit the edge of Kinder.Then I'd go anti-clockwise past Fairbrook Naze along the edge to Sandy heys, down to Kinder downfall,down to Kinder low,then check out the wool packs, pym chair, crowden tower.

Then if it were me I would drop down in to Edale for the night, it's up to you here depending wher yo camp you can drop down in a number of places though dropping down via grindsbrook is good it's sketchy and hard to navigate at night.Then you can re ascend the same way so you've done the whole edge or you can go up ringing roger which offers some weird rocks and some easy but fun scrambling.Carry on anti clockwise to crookstone knoll and then right along the edge,Blackden brook is my favorite way down but it's a faff for the last mile, as you have to walk along the A57 so you might be best to descend at seal stones edge which meets back up with the Fairbrook path.

Check out your chosen route on wheres the path clicky ,if you click on the bottom left button you can click along the route of your choice.When you've finished click it again and the last point will turn red, click on the circle to see the total route distance. This site can sometimes get busy and the OS map tiles run out so get on early in the day.You can also print the OS maps from it and get any grid refs to write down.