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Black Hill (Soldier's Lump) from Laddow Rocks,

The Dark Peak Area,
The Peak District National Park,
Derbyshire, England

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Walk d205 Black Hill (Soldier's Lump) from Crowden

Route Summary: - Crowden, The Pennine Way, Laddow Rocks, Dun Hill, Black Hill (Soldier's Lump), Tooleyshaw Moss, Tooleyshaw Moor, White Low, Westend Moss, Hey Edge, Crowden.

Length: 14km (8.75 miles) | Ascent: 523m (1715ft) | Allow at least: 5hrs | Grade: Moderate

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Walk d213 Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks) and The Longdenden Trail from Hadfield

Route Summary: - Hadfield, The Longdenden Trail, Tintwistle, Arnfield Gamekeepers Cottage, Arnfield Brook, Arnfield Farm, Tintwistle Low Moor, Ogden Brook, Arnfield Moor, Arnfield Flats, Ormes Moor, Wilderness, Windgate Edge, Blindstones Moor, Featherbed Moss (Chew Reservoir), Laddow Moss, Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks), The Pennine Way, Oakenclough Brook, Rakes Rocks, Highstone Rocks, Torside Reservoir, Rhodeswood Reservoir, The Longdendale Trail, Hadfield.

Length: 20km (12.5 miles) | Ascent: 653m (2143ft) | Allow at least: 6.75hrs | Grade: Hard

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