Our guided walks are designed to help people enjoy the outdoors in a relaxed and friendly environment. Weather you are new to walking or already experienced, our walks offer the opportunity to explore beautful landscapes, learn new skills and enjoy the benefits of time in Nature
Ladybower Reservoirs walk:
A scenic circular walk around the beautiful Ladybower Reservouir and Derwent Dam.
Peak District
Distance: 11km
Ascent: 256m
Difficulty: Easy
Highlights:
- Dewent Dam, Dambusters history
- Whinstone Lee Tor viewpoint
- Optional pub lunch after walk
For those who would like to extend the day, there is a lovely pub nearby called the Yorkshire Bridge where we can enjoy lunch and a drink together.
Event Information:
Meeting Point: Roadside parking just before Visitor centre
Meeting Time: 08.30 for a 08.45 start.
Walk Description: This scenic walk explores the beautifuly Ladybower Reservoir and surrounding hills. We begin with a gentle wander around the reservoir before climbing gradually to Whinstone Lee Tor for excellent views across the Upper Dewnt Valley. The route then continues around past the famous Dewent Dam, known for its connection with the Dambusters training flights.
Bleaklow & B-29 Superfortress Crash Site Walk:
Join us for an adventurous guided walk arcross the wild moorlands of Bleaklow to the historic B-29 Superfortress crash site in the Peak District.
Peak District
Distance: 13km
Ascent: 450m
Difficulty: Moderate
Highlights:
- Visit the famous B-29 Superfortress crash site
- Experience the wild moorlands of Peak District
- Fantastic views across the Upper Dewent Valley
- Learn about the history of the 1948 air crash
- We will pick two other crash sites prior to returning to the carpark
There is a nice local pub nearby (the Queens Arms) for lunch and a drink afterwards for those that wish to extend their visit.
Event Information:
Meeting Point: Parking next to bus terminus at Old Glossop, Shepley Street, SK13 7PY
Meeting Time: 08.30 for a 08.45 start.
Walk Description: This adventurous guided walk explores the remote moorlands of Bleaklow, one of the most atmospheric areas of the Peak District . Starting near Old Glossop, we gradually climb onto this rugged landscape. Along the way there are views of the surrounding valleys.
Our destination is the B-29 Superfortress crash site, where the remains of the aircraft still lie scattered across the hillside.
Dove Stone Reservoir & Trinnacle walk:
A ralaxing circular walk around the picturesque Dove Stone Reservouir, leading gently upwards to the impressive Trinnacle rock formation in the Peak District.
Peak District
Distance: 9km
Ascent: 350m
Difficulty: Medium
Highlights:
- Enjoy a scenic circular walk around Dove Stone Reservoir
- Explore the Trinnacle, a striking rock outcrop with panoramic views
- Includes a small scramble
- Optional pub lunch after walk
There is a nice local pub nearby (the Kingfisher, OL3 7AE) for lunch and a drink afterwards for those that wish to extend their visit.
Event Information:
Meeting Point: Meet at the Binn Green car park off the A635 road ( possible roadside parking available )
Meeting Time: 08.30 for a 08.45 start.
Walk Description: This gentle guided walk begins at Binn Green car park and takes us on a leisurely circit around the beautful Dove Stone Reservoir and onwards to the dramatic Ttinnacle, a striking formation with stunning views over the surrounding landscape.
Prepare for Your Walk:
Joining one of our walks or courses is simple, but being well prepared makes the experience safer, more comfortable, and more enjoyable. This guide helps you get ready so you can focus fully on the journey.
What to Bring:
Comfortable backpack (20–35L for day walks).
Water (minimum 1–2 litres depending on weather and distance — essential) You may also bring additional drinks such as a soft drink or a hot flask in colder conditions.
Simple snacks or light food for energy.
Weather protection (light waterproof jacket and/or wind layer).
Spare socks (especially useful on longer walks).
Fully charged phone.
Optional: walking poles if you normally use them.
What to Wear:
Well-fitting walking shoes or trail shoes (broken in, not new).
No jeans or restrictive clothing.
Layered clothing for changing conditions.
Breathable base layers where possible.
Avoid heavy cotton where possible.
Dress for the weather, not just the start of the walk.
Hat, gloves, and sun protection where needed.
Comfort and freedom of movement are essential. If clothing or footwear is not suitable, it can affect both safety and enjoyment of the walk.
Responsibility & Safety:
We guide the walk, but you are responsible for your own comfort, fitness level, and preparation. Weather and terrain can change quickly, and we adapt the route where needed.
We always carry first aid support on all walks. Martin is a fully qualified first aider.
If you have any medical conditions or concerns, please let us know before joining so we can advise you properly.
For safety reasons, Martin or Chris always have the final decision on the route, including when to adjust plans or turn back if conditions, weather, or group safety require it.
We may also decide on the day whether someone is suitable to join a walk or course based on footwear, clothing, fitness level, or weather conditions. This is purely for safety and to ensure everyone has the right experience on the day.
Mindset for the Walk:
These walks are not about speed or performance. They are about steady movement, awareness, and enjoying the landscape at a natural pace.
There is no rush. No competition. Just the path in front of you.
You don’t need to be the fastest walker. You just need to start walking.
We also support mental health charity Mind and trail conservation project Fix the Fells.
2026