Hayfield from Lantern Pike
The Dark Peak Area
The Peak District National Park
Derbyshire, England
The Dark Peak Area
The Peak District National Park
Derbyshire, England
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Walk d112 Lantern Pike from Hayfield
The Peak District National Park The Dark Peak Area Derbyshire The Midlands England
A steady ascent to superb views
Walk d112 Lantern Pike from Hayfield Route Summary:
Hayfield, Sett Valley Trail, Lantern Pike, Hey Wood, Sett Valley Trail, Hayfield
Length: 7.50km (4.75 miles) | Ascent: 274m (899ft) | Time: 2.75hrs | Grade: 
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from a link in this month's go4walk.com Newsletter.Walk d171 Lantern Pike and Cown Edge Rocks from Hayfield
The Peak District National Park The Dark Peak Area Derbyshire The Midlands England
Two ascents - Two superb view points
Walk d171 Lantern Pike and Cown Edge Rocks from Hayfield Route Summary:
Hayfield, Sett Valley Trail, Lantern Pike, Rowarth, Cown Edge Rocks, Hollingwood Clough, Middle Moor, The Snake Path, Hayfield
Length: 17.00km (10.5 miles) | Ascent: 626m (2055ft) | Time: 6.00hrs | Grade: 
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Walk d321 Mill Hill & Middle Moor from Hayfield
The Peak District National Park The Dark Peak Area Derbyshire The Midlands England
Two ascents - Two superb view points
Walk d321 Mill Hill & Middle Moor from Hayfield Route Summary:
Hayfield, Sett Valley Trail, Lantern Pike, Matley Moor, Burnt Hill, Mill Hill, Pennine Way, Ashop Head, William Clough, Kinder Reservoir, Snake Path, Middle Moor, Hayfield
Length: 15.00km (9.5 miles) | Ascent: 632m (2074ft) | Time: 5.50hrs | Grade:
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