// KINDER SCOUT – The Heim

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ABOUT THIS AREA

Kinder Scout, located in the Peak District National Park, is the highest point in the East Midlands and a haven for hikers and nature enthusiasts. This rugged moorland plateau offers stunning views, dramatic gritstone edges, and unique peat bog landscapes.

Famous for its role in the 1932 Mass Trespass, which helped establish public access rights to the countryside, Kinder Scout is steeped in both natural beauty and historical significance. Its challenging terrain and iconic Kinder Downfall make it a must-visit for adventurers exploring the UK’s upland landscapes.

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Distance: Approximately 8 miles

Duration: Around 4 hours

CIRCULAR WALK FROM EDALE VIA JACOBS LADDER.

Route: Begin at Edale village, ascend via the Pennine Way, and tackle the steep Jacob's Ladder to reach the Kinder Plateau. Traverse the plateau, pass landmarks like Kinder Low and the Wool Packs, then descend via Grinds brook Clough back to Edale

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Distance: Approximately 9 miles

Duration: Around 4.5 hours

KINDER SCOUT WALK VIA KINDER DOWNFALL.

Route: Start from the village of Hayfield, follow the Sett Valley Trail to Kinder Reservoir, then ascend via William Clough to reach the plateau. Explore the area, including the impressive Kinder Downfall waterfall, before descending via Grinds brook Clough to Hayfield.

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Distance: Approximately 9 miles

Duration: Around 4.5 hours

KINDER SCOUT WALK FROM HAYFIELD.

Route: Begin the trail at Hayfield village, follow the Sett Valley Trail to Kinder Reservoir, then ascend via William Clough to the plateau. Explore the moorland, pass the famous and Mermaid's Pool, Red Brook back landmarks like scenic and descend via to Hayfield.

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