Wind your way down the Manifold Way following the disappearing stream and Thor’s Cave in this tranquil limestone dale. The first part is on a minor road. Access for All. Distance: 2.8 km to...

The Manifold Track - also known as the Manifold Way - is a mainly traffic-free route which is popular with walkers, cyclists and horse riders. It is a gentle introduction to the Staffordshire...

Apr 21, 2020 · The Manifold Way is a (mostly) traffic-free trail that runs for 8 miles through the Staffordshire Peak District between Hulme End in the north and Waterhouses in the south. As the name suggests, it follows the course of the River Manifold through the Manifold Valley, and the valley of its tributary river, the River Hamps.

Venture through the Peak District's Manifold Valley, taking in views of Thor’s Cave, the River Manifold, Dovedale and Ilam Park. Popular spots like Ilam Park, Manifold Valley and Dovedale get extremely busy with car parks filling up by 9am on weekends, bank holidays and school holidays.

Jul 18, 2019 · Starting at the lovely Wetton Mill (SK 09553 56105, DE6 2AG), it follows the course of the Manifold Way past spectacular limestone cliffs, through shady woodland and alongside the River Manifold, before heading quite gently uphill to some of the most fantastic and far-reaching views in the area.

The Manifold Trail is a linear walk of about 23 miles from the Traveller's rest Pub in Flash to the Dovedale car park near Ilam village. It follows the river Manifold from its source to its confluence with the river Dove. It passes through classic White Peak limestone scenery.

The Manifold Way (also known as the Manifold Track) is a favourite for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. It follows the route of the disused Leek and Manifold Light Railway, through the Manifold and Hamps Valleys from Hulmes End to Waterhouses.

The Manifold Way is officially called the Manifold Track or the Manifold Cycleway. It follows the valleys of the River Hamps and Manifold and can be walked or ridden. The surface is tarmacked and traffic free for most of its length, but is shared with cars for a …

This Peak District walk combines field paths, quiet lanes and the Manifold Way to explore the Staffordshire countryside in the southern sector of the National Park. Limestone is the predominant rock but in the distance you can see the gritstone hills of the Staffordshire Moorland.

Manifold Way Sensory Trail. Sight and touch - Walk onto the old packhorse bridge and look down to watch the patterns in the water flowing under it. What does the bridge feel like? Rough or...