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 OTH NEWS 18 / 07 / 07
 

National Parks Week In The Peak

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Another update on National Parks Week which runs from 30 July to 5 August and is a celebration of our National Parks with a load of special events being run in different locations.

The Peak District National Park is the most accessible in the UK and, as you'd expect, they're running a host of events ranging from straightforward guided walks and cycles through to themed events highlighting different aspects of the area like archaeology or wildlife.

Here's the full list:

Wheelie Wonderful. Mon July 30, 10am-3pm. An easy 21-mile guided cycle-ride down the historic Tissington Trail. Departs Parsley Hay cycle-hire centre, eight miles south of Buxton on the A515. Booking essential: 01629 816338.

Dovedale at Dusk. Mon July 30, 7.30-9.30pm. A family-friendly guided walk with ranger Richard Gregory from Milldale village car park - near Alstonefield (free, bring a torch, no need to book).

Family Fun Earth Walk. Tue July 31, 11am-2pm. Ranger-guided walk for families around Tideswell Dale, meet Pete Wardle at Tideswell Dale Picnic Site (free, children need an adult, book on 01298 871869).

Riches from the Rocks. Wed Aug 1, 12-5pm. A free archaeological heritage walk with one of the country's foremost archaeologists, Dr John Barnatt. From Warslow Memorial Car Park (opp village hall). 5.5 miles, rough, steep terrain. Booking essential: 01629 816338.

Fishermen, Farmers and Feisty Beasts. Fri Aug 3, 10.30am-1pm. Ranger-guided walk suitable for over-7s. Discover wildlife round Hartington. Meet at Hartington Village bus-stop (free, no need to book).

Walk on the Wild Side. Sat Aug 4, 10.30am-4.30pm. Eight challenging miles over Bleaklow - steep terrain, for fit walkers. Meet Phil Bentley at Torside car park, nr Glossop (free, bring lunch, no need to book).

Moor and Farmland. Sat Aug 4, 10.30am-4.30pm. 10 miles, tough walking around Langsett, nr Sheffield/Barnsley. Meet at Langsett Barn (free, but NO dogs, bring lunch, no need to book).

Water and Woodland. Sat Aug 4, 11am. Nine miles including stunning views but rough terrain over Stanage Edge, between Hathersage/Sheffield. Meet at Hooks Carr car park (free, bring lunch, no need to book).

Summer Wine Ramble. Sun Aug 5 - 10 miles across "Last of the Summer Wine" country - steep, rough terrain from Holmfirth to Langsett. For fit walkers. Meet at Langsett Barn 11am to catch 11.33am bus to Holmfirth. Return 5.30pm. (free, bring lunch, no need to book).


More Peak Park information at www.peakdistrict.org Plus full details of National Parks Week events throughout the country at www.nationalparks.gov.uk


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