View from Curbar Edge – Curbar Edge loop from Curbar

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View from Curbar Edge – Curbar Edge loop from Curbar

Easy

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View from Curbar Edge – Curbar Edge loop from Curbar

02:00

6.57km

210m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 9, 2026

Tips

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Peak District National Park

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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544 m

View over Curbar

Highlight • Viewpoint

Another area that offers great views, I enjoyed the peace of being the only person there after staring the hike really early

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738 m

Millstones on Curbar Edge

Highlight • Natural Monument

Some of many millstones to be found along the Peak District's gritstone edges, remnants of the area's industrial past when these huge stones were quarries and shaped here for export.

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938 m

Burger Rock

Highlight • Natural Monument

Lovely short walk to this edge from the car park with great views and picture opportunities!!

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1.44 km

View from Curbar Edge

Highlight • Natural Monument

A great edge top to walk along and soak in the views, starting at Curbar you can more or less cover about 2 miles of walking along side the very edge of the valley. Can get busy at times.

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1.70 km

Curbar Edge

Highlight • Natural Monument

Once famous for millstones, now known as great places to rock climb.

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1.91 km

This is a lovely and fairly easy walk. My tip, when you reach the bog, you'll know when, don't follow the Komoot crossing point. Move 25 yards to the right to cross and that way you'll keep your feet dry.

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3.72 km

Calver Weir Nature Reserve Stone Bridge

Highlight • Natural

Watch the trout jumping while dipping your toes a very peaceful spot

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3.90 km

Calver Weir

Highlight • Structure

Calver Weir was built in the 19th century to provide water to power Calver Mill, a little further down the River Derwent. These days, the Grade II-listed structure is a …

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