The highlight of our morning is the ascent of Shutlingsloe. Known as "The Matterhorn of Cheshire", Shutlingsloe offers a dramatic 'mountain' feel with a rewarding summit that provides a true bird's-eye view of the National Park. After refueling in the elegant town of Buxton, we dive into the mystical Lud's Church, a natural stone cleft steeped in Arthurian legend. We conclude our 'Triple-Walk' at Errwood Reservoir, where history meets nature among the ruins of an old manor house. By traveling in our 100% electric van, you’re ensuring that the pristine air of the Peaks stays that way.
Our tours depart and return from the short stay car park at Manchester Piccadilly train station. If you are in the station, just head down the stairs to where the taxi rank is.
We start the day with an invigorating hike up Shutlingsloe. Known for its distinctive pointed peak, it offers the best 360-degree views in the area. From the summit, you can see across the Cheshire Plain to the mountains of North Wales.
Take a break in England’s highest market town. Use this time to explore the Georgian Crescent, walk through the Pavilion Gardens, or grab a local lunch at one of the many cafes. It's the perfect midpoint to refuel.
Begin your day at the Roaches, dramatic gritstone edges offering panoramic views. We’ll walk into Lud’s Church, a deep natural stone cleft covered in vibrant moss. Your guide will share the Arthurian legends and history associated with this secret "chasm."
The final walk is a peaceful loop around the reservoir. We’ll visit the atmospheric ruins of Erwood Hall, an old manor house reclaimed by nature. It's a tranquil way to end the day in the peaks before the smooth, quiet drive back to the city.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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