Walk #19: Castleton circular via Lose Hill and Mam Tor
General Data
| Date Walked | 02/05/1999 |
| County | Derbyshire |
| Start Location | Castleton |
| End Location | Castleton |
| Start time | 09.20 |
| End time | 13.40 |
| Distance | 8.7 miles |
| Description | A walk from Castleton up to Lose Hill, then along the Ridge to Mam Tor and across to the Limestone Way and back down to Castleton. |
| Pack | Today I carried a full pack with me, which was not too heavy despite the climb. |
| Condition | Okay. The walk up to Lose Hill was a bit of a puff, but after that everything was fine. I was in a good condition at the end of the walk. A marvellous little walk. |
| Weather | The weather today was hot and sunny. It was very hot in the valleys, but a cooling wind was present on the tops. |
| OS map | Outdoor Leisure number 1 (The Peak District - Dark Peak Area) |
Directions
From Castleton head eastwards out of the village before heading past Losehill Hall and across fields up to the summit of Lose Hill. From Lose Hill turn west and follow the ridge via Hollins Cross up to Mam Tor.
From Mam Tor head north until you reach a farm track which takes you across to the Limestone Way. Then simply follow the Limestone Way for the descent into Castleton.
Disclaimer
Please note that I take no responsibility for anything that may happen when following these directions. If you intend to follow this route, then please use the relevant maps and check the route out before you go out. As always when walking, use common sense and you should be fine.
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