Wolfscote Dale & Biggin Dale
Difficulty: Medium
Length: 7.2 miles
We parked in the small public car park in the village of Alstonefield. The walk had some lovely views and most enjoyable. The important thing to remember though is that what goes down, must come back up!
The start of the walk goes steeply down into the valley, and you finish the walk with a climb back up to the top. The hill at the end of your walk is very steep, this walk should not be attempted if you are not able to climb hills.
In order to attempt this walk, you should wear good footwear, boots are a must.
Further Information
Wolfscote Dale is a limestone valley located in the White Peak area and is a popular spot for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. The valley is known for its natural beauty, including the limestone cliffs, crystal clear streams and the variety of wildflowers that grow in the area. The River Dove runs through the dale, which is also home to a variety of wildlife such as dippers, kingfishers, and otters. The valley is also home to a number of historical sites, including the remains of a 19th-century lead mining operation and the ruins of a medieval chapel. The location also has a car park that provides access to the area.
Biggin Dale is a dale (valley) known for its picturesque landscapes and outdoor recreational opportunities. The area is popular with hikers, cyclists, and rock climbers, and offers a variety of trails and routes to explore. The dale is also home to a number of small villages and hamlets, as well as ancient monuments and historic sites.
What will I see on this walk?
