Walk d277 Margery Hill from Fairholmes Car Park, Ladybower Reservoir
Wild moorland with superb views
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Vital Statistics:
| Length: | 12¾mls (20.5km) |
| Ascent: | 2,094ft (638m) |
| Time: | 6¾hrs |
| Grade: |  |
Route outline for walk d277:
Ladybower Reservoir - Fairholmes Car Park - Derwent Reservoir - Abbey Bank - Abbey Brook - Hey Bank (Nether Hey) - Howden Moors - Nether Hey (Howden Edge) - Row Top - Featherbed Moss (Howden Edge) - High Stones (Howden Moor) - Willfrey Edge - High Peak - Margery Stones - Margery Hill - Outer Edge - Crow Stones - Crow Stones Edge - Airspeed Consul TF-RPM Plane Wreckage - Broadhead Clough - Cranberry Bed - Swine Side - Cranberry Clough - Cold Side Oaks - Slippery Stones - Packhorse Bridge (River Derwent) - Howden Reservoir - Cold Side (Howden Reservoir) - Derwent Reservoir - Fairholmes Car Park - Ladybower Reservoir
Peaks, Summits and Tops reached on this walk:
 0 English Mountains |
 0 Wainwrights |
 0 English Nuttalls |
 1 English Dewey |
 0 Wainwright Outlying Fells |
 0 Marilyns |
 3 Bridgets |
Peak Bagging Statistics for this walk:
The highest point of this walk is High Stones (Howden Moor) at 548m (1798ft). High Stones (Howden Moor) is also known as an English Dewey (74th highest in England, 173rd in England & Wales)
Completing this walk will also take you to the top of Margery Hill at 546m (1791ft). Margery Hill is known as an English Bridget. The summit of Margery Hill is marked by an Ordnance Survey Trig Point.
You will also reach the summit of Featherbed Moss (Howden Edge) at 545m (1788ft). Featherbed Moss (Howden Edge) is known as an English Bridget.
Along the way you will also bag:
- Outer Edge at 541m (1775ft). Outer Edge is known as an English Bridget. The summit of Outer Edge is marked by an Ordnance Survey Trig Point.
You can find more walks near this one on these unique free-to-access Interactive Walk Planning Maps: (click/TAP to select)
1:25,000 scale OS Explorer Map (the ones with orange/yellow covers):
1:50,000 scale OS Landranger Map (the ones with pink/magenta covers):
Some Photos and Pictures from Walk d277 Margery Hill from Fairholmes Car Park, Ladybower Reservoir
In no particular order . . .
Back Tor (Derwent Edge) and Lost Lad from Featherbed Moss (Howden Edge)
Wreckage of the crashed Airspeed Consul TF-RPM aircraft on Crow Stones Edge
Bridge over Fagney Clough where it enters Derwent Reservoir in the Upper Derwent Valley in the snow
Walkers and Cyclists near the Kings Tree turning circle at the northern end of Howden Reservoir
Island Plantation in the middle of Derwent Reservoir with water cascading over Howden Reservoir Dam beyond
Lost Lad, Back Tor (Derwent Edge), Dovestones Tor, Derwent Edge, White Tor (Derwent Edge), Hurkling Stones and Whinstone Lee Tor above Ladybower Reservoir
C.P.R.E. (Campaign to Protect Rural England) marker stone on Nether Hey Moor above Hey Bank
*Aerial Panorama looking North up Derwent Reservoir to Howden Dam with Howden Reservoir beyond
The Packhorse Bridge over The River Derwent at the northern end of Howden Reservoir
Wreckage of the crashed Airspeed Consul TF-RPM aircraft on Crow Stones Edge
Wreckage of the crashed Airspeed Consul TF-RPM aircraft on Crow Stones Edge
Rocks on Featherbed Moss (Howden Edge) with Lost Lad and Back Tor (Derwent Edge) in the background
Wreckage of the crashed Airspeed Consul TF-RPM aircraft on Crow Stones Edge
Wreckage of the crashed Airspeed Consul TF-RPM aircraft on Crow Stones Edge
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