Cut-thorn Hill and Drystone Edge
Difficulty: Medium
Length: 9.54 miles
There is a small car park at Clough House, but space is limited.
The walk crosses the road and immediately climbs uphill. The walk is fairly undulating with numerous climbs and drops. There are quite a few stiles on the walk and could potentially prove a challenge with larger dogs. Much of the walk crosses farmland and there are lots of sheep.
It is important to note that there are area of this walk that cross wet moorland, due to the peat and times of year paths may move about. It is important to use your common sense when tackling this walk and make any adjustments accordingly.
Good boots are a must for this walk, it is also important to ensure you have waterproofs with you, the weather can change quickly and without warning on the moors.
Further Information
Three Shires Head is a location in the Peak District where the counties of Cheshire, Derbyshire, and Staffordshire meet. It is situated near the River Dane and is considered to be a popular spot for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. The area is known for its natural beauty, including the limestone cliffs and the waterfall that forms the head of the River Dane. The Three Shires Head also marks the start of the "Cheshire Way" and "Staffordshire Way" long-distance footpaths. The location also has a pub and a car park that provides access to the area.
What will I see on this walk?
