When you join a walk or other event, you indicate that you accept these conditions and accept that no legal liability is accepted by the group, group organisers, event organisers or event hosts in the event of accident or injury, however caused. The Group, group organisers, event organisers and event hosts will not be held responsible for any accident, injury or loss occurring as a result of any Group event or in connection with travel to such event, however caused. a plastic bag to sit on or the foam seatsĭisclaimer – Event organisers and event hosts assume no responsibility for anyone attending any group event. Mam Tor Car Park: meet up here come early as parking can be hard to find, pay and display car park Level: Intermediate, certain areas will be steep and will have rocky terrain The area is also geologically significant with Mam Tor consisting of 320 million year old Carboniferous rocks. The scenery is beautiful and dramatic with fine views over the Hope Valley and Edale Valley. This circular walk starts at the car park at the southern side of the hill and takes you to the summit on well defined walking trails and stone steps. This 517 m (1,696 ft) hill in the Peak District affords fabulous views over the surrounding area. Winnats Pass is always a favourite amongst photographers so make sure you bring your camera. Mam Tor sits on the edge of the Dark Peak (gritstone) and the White Peak (limestone) which means you get some fantastic views of the limestone parts of the National Park, such as the dry gorge of Winnats Pass.
Mam Tor, meaning ‘Mother Hill’, is a 517 metre high hill near Castleton in the High Peak area of Derbyshire and is one of the most famous walks in the Peak District that well and truly deserves a place on your Peak District bucket list!
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