Good Evening Peak District Tourists,

Re:- Edale Via Castleton

These Photos Feature:-

1. Kinder Scout

2. Crookstone Knoll

3. Grindslow Knoll

4. Losehill, Back Tor and Mam Tor and Great Ridge and Lonely Tree

5. The Nab

6. Edale Village via Grindsbrook Clough

7. Lord's Seat

8. Brown Knoll

9. Kinder Rocks

10. Pym Chair

11. Woolpacks

12. Noe Stoe

13. Barber Booth

14. Rushup Edge

15. Crowden Tower/Crowden Clough

16. Ringing Roger

Where is Edale?

Edaleis a small village at the start/end of the UK's first and most famous long distance walking path, the Pennine Way.

The village itself grew from the herdsmens' shelters or 'booths' at what are now the hamlets of Upper Booth, Barber Booth, Ollerbrook Booth and Nether Booth. The central 'booth' was Grindsbrook Booth, now usually called Edale Village.

The village has two popular pubs, a café and local shop. The village has a railway station on one of England's most spectacular railway routes: the Manchester to Sheffield train line. There are two camping sites in Edale as well as others in outlying 'booths'.

Nearby isCastleton, one of the most beautifully-situated villages in the Peak District. Another beautiful village to visit in the area isHope, where the River Noe and Peakshole Water meet, with a range of hills to the north including Win Hill and Losehill.