Harboro' Rocks – Harboro Rocks Trig Point loop from Brassington

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Harboro' Rocks – Harboro Rocks Trig Point loop from Brassington

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Harboro' Rocks – Harboro Rocks Trig Point loop from Brassington

00:59

8.20km

240m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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52 m

The Miners Arms

Highlight • Restaurant

A cracking, very friendly and welcoming pub, serving great homemade food.

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2.14 km

Harboro' Rocks is a dramatic outcrop of Dolomitic limestone to the north east of the village of Brassington. From its 1,243-foot (379 m) summit are excellent views over nearby Carsington Water and over dales towards Matlock. It is a popular site with rock climbers and boulderers, with over 100 graded routes.

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2.20 km

Harboro Rocks Stone Chair

Highlight • Viewpoint

2.20 km

Harboro Rocks Trig Point

Highlight • Natural Monument

The white pillar high above High Peak Trail dominates the highest point of Harboro Rocks.

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5.08 km

View of Carsington Water from the King's Chair

Highlight • Viewpoint

Limestone rock feature better known locally as the Lady Chair. It can be seen next to a footpath which crosses Carsington Pasture.

The route provides spectacular views over Carsington Water.

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5.61 km

The King's Chair and View of Carsington Water

Highlight • Viewpoint

The Kings Chair rocks and view over Carsington Water from the top of the village near the windmills.
A very (very) steep climb out of Carsington village, but easy to approach is coming from the High Peak Trail. Best seen in clear, dry weather for the views and Ease of access to the village.
Miners Arms pub is close by for food and drinks.

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