Walk Route Map d307 Curbar, The River Derwent, Froggatt, Curbar Edge and Baslow Edge from Baslow

Walk d307 Curbar, The River Derwent, Froggatt, Curbar Edge and Baslow Edge from Baslow

A superb edge walk with one steep ascent

Vital Statistics:

Length:	7½mls (12km)
Ascent:	1,257ft (383m)
Time:	4hrs
Grade:

Map with easy-to-follow route details for walk d307 Curbar, The River Derwent, Froggatt, Curbar Edge and Baslow Edge from Baslow pdf

Route outline for walk d307:

Baslow - Baslow Nether End - Baslow Over End - Gorse Bank Farm - Grislow Field Farm - Lane Farm - Curbar - The Derwent Valley Heritage Way - The River Derwent - Stocking Farm - The Goit - New Bridge - Stoke Brook - Froggatt Bridge - Froggatt - Curbar Edge - Curbar Gap - Baslow Edge - Eagle Stone - Wellington's Monument - Baslow

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National Trails & Long Paths included on this walk:

Part of this walk follows a section of The Derwent Valley Heritage Way, an 82km (51 miles) linear footpath connecting Ladybower Reservoir in Derbyshire, with Derwent Mouth, Shardlow in Derbyshire, England. The Derwent Valley Heritage Way is waymarked by named discs with a yellow arrow. For more walks that include a section of this trail see The Derwent Valley Heritage Way.

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Some Photos and Pictures from Walk d307 Curbar, The River Derwent, Froggatt, Curbar Edge and Baslow Edge from Baslow

In no particular order . . .

Walk d307 Curbar, The River Derwent, Froggatt, Curbar Edge and Baslow Edge from Baslow - Stoney Middleton, The River Derwent and Curbar from Curbar Edge

Stoney Middleton, The River Derwent and Curbar from Curbar Edge

Photo: James Clayton(2) (4)

On Curbar Edge

Photo: Caroline Humpston (2)

On Froggatt Edge

Photo: Mike Walker (447)

Walk d307 Curbar, The River Derwent, Froggatt, Curbar Edge and Baslow Edge from Baslow - Curbar, Calver, The Derwent Valley and Baslow from Baslow Edge

Curbar, Calver, The Derwent Valley and Baslow from Baslow Edge

Photo: Mike Walker (445)

Walk d307 Curbar, The River Derwent, Froggatt, Curbar Edge and Baslow Edge from Baslow - Baslow Edge from Curbar Gap with a storm approaching from South

Baslow Edge from Curbar Gap with a storm approaching from South

Photo: David Hague (33)

Derwent Valley in January

Photo: Leah Grayson (1)

Footpath sign below Baslow Edge

Photo: Maggie Kay (4)

Baslow Church

Photo: Mike Walker (454)

On Curbar Edge

Photo: Caroline Humpston (1)

The River Derwent from Froggatt Bridge

Photo: Mike Walker (449)

Baslow Edge and Squeezer Stile from below

Photo: Maggie Kay (3)

Looking towards Stoney Middleton from Curbar Gap

Photo: David Hague (31)

Views from Froggatt Edge and Curbar Edge

Photo: Ron MacDonald (3)

Views from Froggatt Edge and Curbar Edge

Photo: Ron MacDonald (2)

Waterfalls above Muiseal on the lower slopes of Ben Hope

Photo: Mike Walker (455)

The Road to Curbar from Curbar Edge

Photo: Ron MacDonald (6)

Looking south west from Curbar Edge

Photo: Tim Simmonds (1)

Curbar Edge

Photo: Paul Stewart (16)

The view from Baslow Edge

Photo: Mike Walker (444)

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