Walk Route Map d202 The Monsal Trail, Water-cum-Jolly Dale and Monsal Head from Miller's Dale Station

Walk d202 The Monsal Trail, Water-cum-Jolly Dale and Monsal Head from Miller's Dale Station

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Vital Statistics:

Length:	7¾mls (12.5km)
Ascent:	840ft (256m)
Time:	3¾hrs
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Route outline for walk d202:

Miller's Dale Station - The Monsal Trail - The River Wye - Miller's Dale - Water-cum-Jolly Dale - Monsal Head Viaduct - Monsal Head - Upperdale - Cressbrook Mill - The River Wye - Water-cum-Jolly Dale - Litton Mill - Bellamy's Bank - Miller's Dale Station

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National Trails & Long Paths included on this walk:

Part of this walk follows a section of The Monsal Trail, a 16km (10 miles) linear footpath connecting Blackwell Visitor Car Park, Wye Dale in Derbyshire, England with Coombs Road, Bakewell in Derbyshire, England. Originally part of a line connecting St Pancras with Manchester it was closed to rail traffic in 1968. The Monsal Trail is waymarked by name posts. For more walks that include a section of this trail see The Monsal Trail.

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Some Photos and Pictures from Walk d202 The Monsal Trail, Water-cum-Jolly Dale and Monsal Head from Miller's Dale Station

In no particular order . . .

The River Wye at Monsal Head

Photo: Brian Davidson (14)

Spring buds in Water-cum-Jolly Dale

Photo: Craig Carter (57)

Walk d202 The Monsal Trail, Water-cum-Jolly Dale and Monsal Head from Miller's Dale Station - Entrance to the recently reopened Litton Tunnel on the Monsal Trail

Entrance to the recently reopened Litton Tunnel on the Monsal Trail

Photo: Andrew Marriott (1)

Taddington Dale from Fin Cop

Photo: Peter Woods (36)

The River Wye in Water-cum-Jolly Dale

Photo: Brian Cook (2)

Monsal Head Viaduct

Photo: Gilbert Rowbottom (5)

Water-cum-Jolly Dale

Photo: Tony Jacobs (1)

The Monsal Head Tunnel from Monsal Head Viaduct

Photo: Ben Stafford (45)

Water-cum-Jolly Dale

Photo: Tony Jacobs (2)

The River Wye at Litton Mill

Photo: Brian Cook (1)

Water-cum-Jolly Dale

Photo: Tony Jacobs (3)

The River Wye in Water-cum-Jolly Dale

Photo: Brian Cook (4)

The River Wye and Monsal Dale from Monsal Head Viaduct

Photo: Ben Stafford (43)

View from the Monsal Trail in Upperdale

Photo: Gilbert Rowbottom (3)

Water-cum-Jolly Dale

Photo: Frank Ormrod (2)

The River Wye in Water-cum-Jolly Dale

Photo: Brian Cook (8)

Walk d202 The Monsal Trail, Water-cum-Jolly Dale and Monsal Head from Miller's Dale Station - The recently reopened Litton Tunnel on the Monsal Trail

The recently reopened Litton Tunnel on the Monsal Trail

Photo: Andrew Marriott (4)

The River Wye in Water-cum-Jolly Dale

Photo: Brian Cook (5)

The Longstone End of the Monsal Head Tunnel

Photo: Ben Stafford (48)

The Monsal Head Tunnel from Monsal Head Viaduct

Photo: Ben Stafford (44)

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