Tess will be sending out regular updates by email. This site is part of Newsquest's audited local newspaper network. These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience the local community. Originally thought to be of Roman origin, this is in fact the bed of a glacial meltwater channel. Derbyshire SK23 7NE Its great for dog-walkers and includes some wonderful views both from the higher section across the valley, and from the lower section across the reservoir. The GPS track and description are the property of the author. TERRAIN: Four stiles, three gates. If you would like to be kept informed when new establishments and walks are added, please follow Walks from the Door on Twitter or Facebook. Distance: 3 miles | Rating: Easy | Start point: Derbyshire BridgeFrom the small car park at Derbyshire Bridge the walk follows the old Buxton to Macclesfield road before crossing open moorland to reach the small packhorse bridge which once stood in the heart of the hamlet of Goyts Bridge. Bugsworth Canal Basin on the Peak Forest Canal, and not far from the town of Whaley Bridge, was once the largest and busiest inland port on the narrow canal system and the only one to survive intact. You've nine free days out guides to choose from - where will you go first? Pass under the Great Hay Incline, a steep railway linking the Shropshire Canal with the River Severn, 60 metres below. It also passes the remains of two stonehouses bothdemolished at the same time asthe hall in 1934Castedge Farmhouse and Shooters Clough Cottage. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 3 h 21 min to complete. But the rewards include a rich variety of features and scenery. Construction access will mainly be along Reservoir Road and we very much appreciate the cooperation of those residents in particular as we enter the main construction phase. 13 Returning to where houses line the road look for twin footpath signs on the right and a choice of paths. Or if youre feeling really energetic, going around Fernilee Reservoir as well. This is a popular trail for hiking, running, and walking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. (2) On emerging into Woodbrook, turn right over the first bridge over the river, the old tramway bridge. [], Video shows burning chunks of the large building's facade falling to the ground. Kier staff have started at the top of the site and already installed around 100 steel sheet piles at the dam crest. The trail follows the route of the old tramway linking Bugsworth Basin to Dove Holes Quarries. The second half is along a fairly narrow footpath which meanders down towards Errwood Reservoir. It passes the ruins of Errwood Hall and can easily be extended by visiting St JosephsShrine or the hilltop graves the Grimshawe family who once owned the 1000 acre estate (see walk 4). Visitors can book in advance for free, one hour guided tours onto the dam crest to view work in progress at the site, with sessions being held between 10.30am and 3.40pm. contact the editor here. The Macclesfield Canal joins the Peak Forest Canal at Marple Junction. The first part is a pleasant stroll along the canal to Bugsworth Basin. Distance:8.5 miles | Rating:Moderate | Start point:Corbar Woods, BuxtonRecorded on a gloriously bright and sunny day in late March, this 8.5 miles circular walk starts from Corbar Woods on the northern edge of Buxton, passing Errwood Reservoir and returning through Cavendish golf course. Follow the towpath back to the Navigation Inn. We're one of the UK's biggest charities and we take pride in everything we do, If you're thinking of getting in touch then please take a moment to look through these pages as we probably have the answer on our website, As the weather is warming up we want everyone to be able to enjoy our canals and rivers in the safest possible way, We're continually carrying out work to improve our canals and rivers. Continue along the edge of the canal for another 0.4 km to cross Brick Bridge, making your way down along the trail to once again reach the edge of the water. A Chinley, Buxworth and Brownside . Upon its completion in 1914, the bridge had the heaviest main span of any vertical-lift bridge in the United States. From here, you can either head to the left to pop into The Goyt Inn for some celebratory drinks, or go right to arrive at the railway station to make the quick journey back to Marple. Whaley Bridge is a fantastic base to explore the western edge of the Peak District. There are some wonderful views from here all the way to Shining Tor before dropping down to visit the ruins of Errwood Hall. Stroll along a former tramway to explore a historic canal basin, returning via a local nature reserve. Theres then a choice of routes to return to the car park along either side of Fernilee Reservoir. Just before the top of the hill, by a telephone kiosk, turn right into a farm drive (signposted Shepherds Cottage). Chicago Riverwalk. Set off from New Mills, following a section of the Sett Valley Trail to Birch Vale and onto the Peak Forest Canal and Torrs Riverside Park.Click here to view the details of the New Mills walk, Disley : Very good The final phase of the project will be to remove the concrete panels from the 1970s-built overflow spillway, damaged in summer 2019. Data returned from the Piano 'meterActive/meterExpired' callback event. Beautiful countryside outside Whaley Bridge by Paul Roberts, Click here to view the details of the Whaley Bridge walk, Click here to view the details of the Eccles Pike walk, Click here to view the details of the New Mills walk, Click here to view the details of the Disley walk, Click here to view the details of the Hayfield walk, Click here to view the details of the Vale of Edale walk. The Basin has been renovated and there was some boat activity when I was there. It follows some of the same paths as walk 9, but is slightly longer at just over nine miles. It is known for its many confectioneries incl. Enter the length or pattern for better results. We will be working with our contractor Kier to deliver the restoration. Prior to 1900 it would have been a hum of activity, with several quays, cranes, limestone crushing facilities, lime kilns, a gauging station (where the boats' displacement was measured and the toll calculated), horse transfer bridges, a canal master's house and a pub. As part of the first phase of restoring Toddbrook Reservoir, an important repair project to the dams damaged auxiliary spillway was completed in late summer 2020, greatly increasing its resilience against extreme weather events. Date of experience: October 2015 Ask jellybaby9122 about Bugsworth Basin During normal weather conditions, while the reservoir remains drained, all flow is sent down the bypass channel ie. The Peak Forest Canal which is around 14 miles long is separated into 'lower' and 'upper' by the 16 Marple locks which lift the canal 209ft in a little over a mile. The reservoir is due to reopen in late 2024. Waters Reach Newsquest Media Group Ltd, 1st Floor, Chartist Tower, Upper Dock Street, Newport, Wales, NP20 1DW Registered in England & Wales | 01676637 |. For a century this was an important inland port where limestone was brought down from the hills by tram from quarries near Buxton and transferred to barges. Hudson River one lock. It includes the delightful Marple locks, but leaves the canal to visit the Torres Riverside Park at New Mills before returning to the canal to reach the Bugsworth Canal Basin. The walk passes Taxal Church, with its rich history, before heading across farm fields to a small bridge over the Goyt. This created a route for carriers in the Midlands to reach the North West via the Cromford Canal at its southern end and the Peak Forest Canal at its northern end. A regular route for us, often with a stop at the navigation.Always something new to learn about the basins history.Totally dog friendly. One moderate climb. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 47 min to complete. The project is likely to cost around 15 million and take around two years to complete. A train to Marple and return from Whaley Bridge facilitating a linear walk. Our contractors Kier have made good progress with setting up the main construction site and starting work on several drainage diversion schemes. It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. Just because this walking route passes through several urban areas, doesnt mean that it cant be an enjoyable experience packed with beautiful scenery. Today, it's popular with boaters and a great place to start a country walk. Following intense heavy rainfall at the end of July 2019, several concrete panels on the Toddbrook dam spillway collapsed. Follow the footpath downhill with a wall to your left. The purpose of the canal was to transport limestone and lime to industrial centres around the country. Starting at Marple, this walk is mainly along the Peak Forest Canal in a southerly direction eventually finishing a Whaley Bridge. Bottoms to Woodhead Reservoir Circular Walk. The main construction works to create the reservoirs new overflow spillway are expected to begin in December, in the upper part of the site near the dam crest. From here the walk ascends a gentle slope to reach the summit of Foxlow Edge before returning to Errwood Hall carpark. Simon Whaley 4. The central area of High Peak has so much to explore from award-winning parks to canal basins and dramatic river-side walks, historic market places and industrial mill heritage all capped by. A protective, waterproof nib or short wall has been added to the crest of the dam wall above the damaged spillway. Simply click on any title to view full directions, along with a map, plus a short video. The Silkin Way follows disused railway lines and the former Shropshire canal. Distance : 1.94 mi Vertical gain : 141 ft . It dates to 1794. Apart from walk 12, all are circular. This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. For those looking for shorter walks, the stations of Furness Vale (5 miles) and Chinley (8 miles) - both located close to the canal - provide easy exit points. Many feel the real glory of Whaley Bridge is the canal basin. One of the first tasks will be to install steel sheet piles, lining the new channel, and concrete piles by continuous flight auger on which the structure will be founded. We are constantly monitoring noise, vibration levels and air quality at several stations across the site and appointed chartered surveyors to assess the impact. The Peak Forest Canal Walk is an easy-going walking route that will take you along the edge of a scenic canal from the town of Marple to Whaley Bridge. The narrow path on the far side of Errwood can get muddy after rain so walking boots are recommended. Kier has appointed a new community stakeholder manager, Tess Smith. View on Google map, Price: As soon as we emerge from the current lockdown a copy of the guide can be picked up from information points in the Town. There are a few uphillslopes along the way, and a mile-long sectionacross openmoorland, but the rewards are some stunningpanoramic views. Starting at Marple, this walk is mainly along the Peak Forest Canal in a southerly direction eventually finishing a Whaley Bridge. Our canals can change lives. Follow the wooden footpath sign and descend steeply down a walled path to Bings Road. Because of its national importance, both as the largest inland port on the narrow canal network and as a monument to Britain's industrial heritage, it is now scheduled as an Ancient Monument. The edge can get muddy in places, so walking boots are recommended. It is a community run operation and works on the principle of a reverse Archimedes screw turbine (known as Archie) and is designed to produce around 240 000 kWh of electricity over a typical year. At the bottom go straight ahead and cross the little River Goyt to return to the car park. The exhibition in one of the containers is well worth a look Enjoy, Three Words: Ice Cream Kiosk. Starting from Fernilee Reservoir, the walk passes Taxal Church and then Combs Reservoir before climbing up to the ancient Iron Age fort of Castle Naze, with its breath-taking panoramic views, and returning via Combs Edge. Check noticeboards at the warehouse and site works for further details and updates. (3) Pass to the right of the wharf building and cross a footbridge over a spillway to join the canal towpath. Clarity of route description Ive includedsomeof my favourites on this website. Theplan is to replace these with a new structure, incorporating a footbridge, to provide a greater degree of control over how much water flows from the brook into the reservoir or around it via the bypass channel. Head out on this 6.8-mile loop trail near Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire. : Good. For any general queries, please emailtoddbrook@canalrivertrust.org.uk. Distance:5 miles | Rating:Easy | Start point:Clough House carparkAlthough not strictly in the Goyt Valley, Ive included this five-mile circular walk to Three Shires Head as its one of my favourites in this part of the Peak District. As soon as we emerge from the current lockdown a copy of the guide can be picked up from information points in the Town. Today the company employs 550 and 24hr production is required to meet demand. FIND YOUR WAY OUTSIDE is a trademark of AllTrails, LLC. Lovely area and a small tourist information cabinet at the basin telling of the days long gone to present day. The Peak Forest Canal Walk is an easy-going walking route that will take you along the edge of a scenic canal from the town of Marple to Whaley Bridge. Newsquest Media Group Ltd, 1st Floor, Chartist Tower, Upper Dock Street, Newport, Wales, NP20 1DW Registered in England & Wales | 01676637 |. Distance:11 miles | Rating:Moderate | Start point:Main Goyt Valley car parkAn 11-mile circular walk from the main car park beside the twin reservoirs, passing along the west bank of Fernilee Reservoir, then beside the River Goyt to the picturesque hamlet of Taxal, before heading up a steepish climb to Taxal Edge, and on to Windgather Rocks. Distance:3 miles | Rating:Easy | Start point:Car park at foot of Bunsall InclineThe walk along the eastern shore of Fernilee Reservoir is probably the most popular in the Goyt valley, particularly for dog-walkers and families with young children. For many years, the area that is now the Riverwalk . DESCRIPTION: This walk begins with a gentle stroll along a canal path to Bugsworth Basin, a historic former inland port. 535ft - Canal junction - Bugsworth ArmD/A : mi1.94 - alt. Later this autumn, construction work begins to create a new overflow spillway structure to the north of the dam. 4. After approximately 40 yards follow the track around a right-hand corner to another footpath post located at the side of an old stone outbuilding. At Whaley Bridge Basin. The path leads along Foxlow Edge, then a short distance along the old Roman road known as The Street, before heading along the ridge line towards Shining Tor. The route is largely made up of paved and well-maintained gravel pathways that are relatively flat, making for a pleasant experience that can be enjoyed by walkers of every skill level. Located within the heart of the village centre of Whaley Bridge close to all public amenities, shops, restaurants, train station (Manchester - Buxton line) and canal tow path walks. From here there are lovely views across the valley to Chinley Churn and Cracken Edge with a glimpse of Kinder Scout in the distance peeping out between The Naze and Mount Famine. Hoardings have been erected, site accesses installed, and existing drainage and feeder channels are being realigned. Book our Stoke-on-Trent to Whaley Bridge base on a canal boat holiday by using our online Availability Search, or by calling Black Prince on 01527 575 115. We will do our best to mitigate noise and disruption as far as we can. 10 miles from Whaley Bridge inaccuracy or intrusion, then please Check out this 14.2-km point-to-point trail near Stockport, Greater Manchester. Continue along Lockside for 0.3 km, crossing the bridge over the Macclesfield Canal to pick up the trail on the left hand side. 2. 1 From the car park walk to Whaley Bridge wharf and the start of your walk beside the Peak Forest canal. 4.67 / 5, Date of walk It makes very unpleasant "cack" chirps and then it'll swoop down at your dog's/ your back. Editors' Code of Practice. With our main contractor, Kier construction company, were hosting a joint public open day on Wednesday 15 March at Toddbrook Reservoir, offering visitors a unique behind-the-scenes view of the two-year, 15 million restoration project that will bring the reservoir back into active use. Free carpark in Whaley Bridge near to but on the opposite side of the A5004 to the railway station. To reach the car park for the Peak Forest Canal Walk from Stockport, drive east on Hall Street/A626 for 6.0 km and turn left onto Station Road. Dave was brought up in Oxfordshire and now lives in northwestern Derbyshire. Combining breath-taking countryside and industrial heritage. Every year on St. Patrick's day the river is dyed bright green and every day there's a collection of boats and kayaks on the water. From Whaley Bridge this is Circular walk via Fernilee and Goyt Valley. 9.6 +39 photos Whole house Kitchen Washing machine Free WiFi Free parking Private bathroom The Inland Waterways Protection Society commenced restoration of both it and the entrance canal in 1968 and, after experiencing severe difficulties with leaks; it was finally reopened in 2005. The return path along the river bank reveals the picturesque scenery which was lost forever following the construction of the twin reservoirs. Work has already begun to create a site compound on the northern end of the towns Memorial Park, which has been temporarily closed to the public. Errwood Reservoir Fernilee Reservoir loop from Horwich End, Shining Tor Goyt Dam loop from Whaley Bridge, Eccles Pike Entrance to Eccles Pike loop from Whaley Bridge, The Torrs Millennium Walkway Torrs Hydro loop from Whaley Bridge, Goyt Dam Hillbridge Wood loop from Horwich End, Whaley Bridge Incline Bugsworth Basin loop from Whaley Bridge, Entrance to Eccles Pike Eccles Pike loop from Furness Vale, The cage, a hunting tower. The road is due to reopen at the end of March. Tess can be contacted by emailing toddbrook@kier.co.uk. It was used mainly to transport limestone from Peak District quarries. Compact snow and ice. Whaley Bridge is a small town situated on the river, with prehistoric attractions including preserved burial sites and the remains of an ancient stone circle. About 1,500 people were evacuated from Whaley Bridge in August 2019 over fears the Derbyshire town would be flooded. Walk interest But the rewards are some wonderful views across both the landscape and the reservoir. Close proximity to deep water. Make sure to wear comfortable walking shoes for this flat, partially paved trail. Bugsworth Basin: Canal Walk - See 102 traveler reviews, 49 candid photos, and great deals for Whaley Bridge, UK, at Tripadvisor. Road Cycling Collection by .css-15tc4lh{margin-right:0.3em;vertical-align:middle;}.css-1wi8bdd{border-radius:100%;display:inline-block;height:16px;overflow:hidden;width:16px;background-image:url(https://d2exd72xrrp1s7.cloudfront.net/www/2y/2ybguf62finf10zpa1jz1g3ia6ae4x7f153727-full/0?width=32&height=32&crop=true&q=70);-webkit-background-size:cover;background-size:cover;background-color:rgb(240,240,240);margin-right:0.3em;vertical-align:middle;}komoot. Further piles will be put in place over the coming months to construct the new side channel weir, tumble bay and spillway. At the bottom of the gorge is the old bridge across the river and soaring high above it is Union Road Bridge, built in 1884 to span the river at cliff-top level and standing 94 feet above. Bugsworth Canal Basin on the Peak Forest Canal, and not far from the town of Whaley Bridge, was once the largest and busiest inland port on the narrow canal system and the only one to survive intact. Many thanks to everyone who attended our joint open day with Kier Construction in March. Turn left and walk down past a strange tower-shaped property. Coalport Bridge Cross Coalport Bridge, built from iron in 1799 after flooding washed away the original wooden bridge in 1795 . Pass a car park to reach the canal basin. Engineers completed the job with the installation of new pressure relief holes and joint repairs on the spillway. Family-friendly walks There are lots of lovely walks right from Whaley Bridge for even the littlest legs. It's the brainchild of Dave Dunford (left), a keen walker and professional writer, editor and web designer. Anyone travelling to the Toddbrook site office, please note that Network Rail has closed the main road through Whaley Bridge. The hoardings around the Memorial Park are now in place and will be decorated with a range of illustrated panels explaining the new spillway construction scheme, history, heritage and environment of Toddbrook Reservoir. But it can get muddy in places particularly after rain so walking boots are recommended. A mixture of craggy gritstone uplands and softer valley country, including a section of the Peak Forest Tramway. Itthen meanders across open moorland before returning alongthe disused track of the High Peak Railway line. It passes through an old stone quarry before crossing the River Dane which is very much a stream at this point before returning via the Cat & Fiddle which was sadly still closed when the walk was recorded. Hayfield is an architectural treasure trove of early industrial housing. Number of opinions : 1 Canal Walks The UK is covered with hundreds of delightful canals with canalside towpaths for walkers to use. Technical sheet No. It is essential we repair the reservoir to secure the long term future of the canal network in High Peak and East Cheshire. Described as a 'steel spiders web,' the walkway clings to the vertical gritstone rock face and spans the enormous railway retaining wall, cantilevered out over the River Goyt, it was completed in 1999. Cross the canal and then the A6 overbridge. The average rise being 13ft. The second part was the climb back over the hill which we did with little difficulty being rewarded with views over the surrounding countryside. 14 Turn right at the junction and then right again a few yards beyond to descend a section of trail down an incline which was a former track bed of the Cromford and High Peak Railway line. We want everyone to have a space where they can relax, a space they can escape to, connect with our history and get closer to nature. Find out if we're working along your route before you set off on a boat trip, It's a great way to get fit and explore our waterways at the same time, Take a look at our common sense guide to sharing the towpath. Whaley Bridge Branch Junction is a major waterways place at the junction of the Peak Forest Canal (Upper) with the Peak Forest Canal (Whaley Bridge Branch). Many visitors come by water, and there is a thriving . : 19/05/22 Whaley Bridge is a small quaint town recently made famous for the damaged slipway at the Toddbrook Reservoir. After passing through a band of trees, the path crosses over a long dry valley known as the Roosdyche. 548ft - Waters Reach. Keep left at the two successive junctions and make your way over the stile, following the path for 0.4 km until you pass by Carr Farm on your left and arrive back at the Peak Forest Canal. Country lanes without pavements. A free day out for all the family. The Bugsworth Basin Heritage Trust (previously the Inland Waterways Protection Society) run a small but interesting visitor centre and museum, along with some local events. After taking in the views of the historic buildings, head back along the trail to the junction and turn left to cross the bridge. 100% of your donation will be used to make life better by water. Distance: 6 miles | Rating: Moderate | Start point: Errwood Hall car parkAt about six miles, this walk is one of the longest in the series. The project aims to achieve a net biodiversity gain of more than 10%. The public will still be able to walk through the park on a footpath connecting Reservoir Road to the Memorial Park Bridge, which will feature a viewing point. Click here to view all the maps on one page. It started in 1920 in London and moved to an old cotton mill at New Mills in 1940's after the London Blitz. New display boards are . Distance: 8 miles | Rating: Moderate | Start point: BuxtonThis eight-mile circular walk starts at Burbage, on the western edge of Buxton, passing along easy moorland paths to Errwood Reservoir, before returning to the starting point on Bishops Lane. E Wacker Dr, Chicago, IL 60601, USA. Get a weekly dose of discounts and inspiration for adventure lovers. We're one of the UK's biggest charities and we take pride in everything we do, If you're thinking of getting in touch then please take a moment to look through these pages as we probably have the answer on our website, As the weather is warming up we want everyone to be able to enjoy our canals and rivers in the safest possible way, We're continually carrying out work to improve our canals and rivers. She will be available at a weekly drop-in hub every Wednesday afternoon, 2.30 5pm, in the Transhipment Warehouse at the Canal Basin in Whaley Bridge. The vast limestone and lime traffic from Bugsworth Basin ceased in the 1920s and today it is a popular visitor attraction for people with a wide variety of interests. 07807276. Global average : 4.67/5 These vary in size from 12 metres to 4 metres high and, once in place, the ground will be excavated to form the new channel, lined in concrete, forming a base for the new spillway structure. See Combs Reservoir in the distance which was constructed in 1794 and is home to Combs Sailing Club. Around 1,500 residents of Whaley Bridge were evacuated from their homes for up to six nights as a safety precaution. The leaflet will fold out to A2 in size and so it is too detailed to view properly on screen, but this is an image: In anticipation of the formal launch we list here the first series of walks and provide links to download (right click) or to print the individual walks at home, in A4 size : RSS Error: A feed could not be found at `http://www.neighbourhoodalert.co.uk/RSS/53.328469/-1.984718/3`; the status code is `404` and content-type is `text/html; charset=utf-8`, Warring sides agree to extend the current truce even as the capital is hit with air strikes. Or see all of our Peak District walks on 10Adventures. [], Abu Hussein al-Qurayshi was killed by Turkish forces on Saturday, Turkey's President Erdogan says. The bypass channel runs along the northwest edge of the reservoir before feeding directly into the River Goyt. After turning, the road swings sharp left to drop down to the car park. 'Lovehearts', 'Refreshers', 'Drumstick' and 'Fruity Pops'. Very interesting. Follow the road as it bends around to the left. Buxworth won the day with 233 votes to 139, and many abstentions, even though it is said that residents nearly always refer to their village as Buggy! Are you ready to ramble? Explore more of High Peak: Browse the best Hikes in other regions. This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Could you join your local Towpath Taskforce team and help us to keep our canals looking lovely? Distance:7 miles | Rating:Moderate | Start point:Derbyshire Bridge car parkStarting from close to the source of the River Goyt at Derbyshire Bridge, this 7-mile walk is a lot more open and bleak than the other walks in this series. After crossing the bridge, make your way along the River Goyt for 0.7 km and turn right at the junction. The area is a World Heritage Site and features the wonderful Navigation Pub and a lovely walk along the Tramway Trail (which was used to bring quarried stone for . Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 3 h 21 min to complete. Turn right up Silk Hill, and follow the narrow lane uphill for a little over quarter of a mile. In 1999 the 600-strong population of the village were asked to vote on whether it should remain Buxworth or revert back. http://walksfromthedoor.co.uk/i/walks/De Let yourself be guided by your mobile phone thanks to GPS tracking, detailed maps and complete descriptions. But its a really enjoyable stroll at any time of year. Check out this 10.9-km circular trail near Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire. There is a modern Hydro Electric scheme amongst the remains of a bygone mill. Bugsworth Basins are one of our 25 recipients of a Red Transport Trust wheel, There's a few benches at the basin and in Whaley Bridge, This is a great spot to bring some healthy duck snacks and get to know the local swans, ducks, coots and moorhens, By boat - the nearest facilities, including water point, elsan and toilets, are available within Bugsworth Basin and are for all boaters to use, however there is some limited permanent moorings, Nine regions to choose from - over 120 fantastic places to visit. The number of people on the walk will be restricted and will be decided by the leader. Thornsett Road Bridge No 28 is on the Peak Forest Canal (Upper), 2 miles and furlongs to the northwest. Setting out from the car park at the Marple railway station, make your way to the road and turn right, following along it for 0.2 km to cross over the canal and access the trail on the south side of the road. inaccuracy or intrusion, then please Print/PDF map. This is a popular trail for hiking, running, and walking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. Gentler walks around Whaley Bridge follow its waterways, the Goyt and the historic Peak Forest Canal.
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