Gardoms & Baslow Edge loop from Curbar Gap — Peak District National Park
Gardoms & Baslow Edge loop from Curbar Gap — Peak District National Park
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Gardoms & Baslow Edge loop from Curbar Gap — Peak District National Park
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7.45km
160m
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The shelf of land between Gardoms and Birchen Edge has evidence of human use since the Bronze Age. As you run along this secluded edge look out for the Neolithic sundial stone and cup and ring carvings, taking a moment to wonder what it would have been like here 2,500…
Last updated: June 8, 2024
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3.44 km
Gardoms Edge
Highlight • Climb
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3.84 km
Gardom's Edge Neolithic Rock Art and Standing Stone
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6.19 km
Wellington Monument on Baslow Edge
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6.61 km
Baslow Edge
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7.45 km
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Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
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4.17 km
3.06 km
186 m
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Surfaces
3.37 km
1.14 km
1.12 km
1.07 km
189 m
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Elevation
Highest point (310 m)
Lowest point (190 m)
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May 23, 2023
The shelf of land between Gardoms and Birchen Edge has evidence of human use since the Bronze Age. As you run along this secluded edge look out for the Neolithic sundial stone and cup and ring carvings, taking a moment to wonder what it would have been like here 2,500 years ago. Gardoms is the quietest
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