Walk Route Map s185 Hollinsclough and Earl Sterndale from Longnor

Walk s185 Hollinsclough and Earl Sterndale from Longnor

Wild and lonely Staffordshire moorland

Vital Statistics:

Length:	7mls (11km)
Ascent:	1,090ft (332m)
Time:	3¾hrs
Grade:

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Route outline for walk s185:

Longnor - The Manifold Trail - Gauledge Farm - Fawside Farm - The River Manifold - Hardings Booth - Hollinsclough Moor - Hollinsclough - Swallow Brook - Earl Sterndale - Abbotside Farm - Green Lane - Beaggar's Bridge - Longnor

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National Trails & Long Paths included on this walk:

Part of this walk follows a section of The Manifold Trail, a 37km (23 miles) linear footpath connecting Manifold Head, near Flash in Staffordshire, with Dovedale Car Park, near Ilam in Derbyshire, England. The Manifold Trail is waymarked by named posts. For more walks that include a section of this trail see The Manifold Trail.

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Some Photos and Pictures from Walk s185 Hollinsclough and Earl Sterndale from Longnor

In no particular order . . .

The Horseshoe Inn, Longnor

Photo: James Gray (22)

Longnor Village Hall, Longnor

Photo: James Gray (21)

Walk s185 Hollinsclough and Earl Sterndale from Longnor - Looking North East to Chrome Hill from where the footpath joins the road into Hollinsclough

Looking North East to Chrome Hill from where the footpath joins the road into Hollinsclough

Photo: Harry Starkey (5)

The narrow Chapel Street in Longnor Village

Photo: James Gray (16)

Longnor Village Church

Photo: James Gray (14)

Site of the Olde Red Bull Inn in Chapel Street, Longnor

Photo: James Gray (42)

Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Inn, Longnor

Photo: James Gray (19)

Chapel Street, Longnor

Photo: Mark Glazer (1)

Chapel Street, Longnor

Photo: Mark Glazer (3)

Walk s185 Hollinsclough and Earl Sterndale from Longnor - East North East to Parkhouse Hill from where the footpath joins road into Hollinsclough

East North East to Parkhouse Hill from where the footpath joins road into Hollinsclough

Photo: Harry Starkey (6)

Walk s185 Hollinsclough and Earl Sterndale from Longnor - The distinctive outline of Chrome Hill in the distance, just north of the village of Hollinsclough. Taken from footpath between Hill Top Farm and Wilshaw (Moseley)

The distinctive outline of Chrome Hill in the distance, just north of the village of Hollinsclough. Taken from footpath between Hill Top Farm and Wilshaw (Moseley)

Photo: Harry Starkey (4)

Chapel Street in Longnor Village

Photo: James Gray (17)

North East to Chrome Hill from where the footpath joins road into Hollinsclough

Photo: Harry Starkey (7)

Chapel Street, Longnor Village

Photo: James Gray (18)

The River Manifold

Photo: Terry Howard (27)

Hollins Hill and Hollins Farm from Swallow Brook

Photo: Richard Hooper (27)

Methodist Chapel, Earl Sterndale

Photo: Jack Quick (19)

Earl Sterndale Church

Photo: Jack Quick (20)

The River Manifold

Photo: James Gray (41)

St Bartholomew's Church, Longnor

Photo: Mark Glazer (2)

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