the moors for the future partnership

The moors in the Peak District have influenced many writers and provided the settings for many TV programmes and films such as Pride and Prejudice. This tour takes you to some famous locations including the world renowned Stanage Edge.

Audio Trail Style: Interviews woven together by a narrator and backed with music

Audio Trail Files
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Route Map and Directions

hathersage map

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Hathersage Film & Literature
Grade:	Moderate
Allow:	3 hours
Map:	Explorer OL1 The Peak District - Dark Peak Area
Terrain:	The route is generally good under foot but with some steep ascents and descents.
Nearest Town:	Hathersage
Click to download map and route directions

GPS Waypoints

The grid references are listed on the right . However, if you have a Global Positioning System (GPS) reciever, you can download the waypoints, and transfer them from your PC via Easy GPS (free software download).

The waypoints are in the generic GPX format. Simply right click the link and select 'save target as..' from the options and then open them in 'Easy GPS' where you can upload them onto your GPS.

(n.b. .gpx files begin with the prefix "ha")

Location	Grid Ref
1 George Hotel 2 Brookfield Manor 3 North Lees Hall 4 Romano British Village 5 Pride & Prejudice 6 Jane Eyre 7 Moorseats 8 Norman Fort 9 Church	SK 23000 81522 SK 23232 82984 SK 23541 83403 SK 23430 83673 SK 24223 84039 SK 24601 83348 SK 23821 82323 SK 23485 81951 SK 23394 81842

Travel Information

Hathersage is served by both a train (just a few minutes from the start point) and a number of bus service from Sheffield, Bakewell, Castleton and beyond.

For further information on places to eat and stay please follow the link to www.visitpeakdistrict.com.

For further information about the Film and Literature theme in the Peak District, visit the Peak Experience website.

pride and prejudice

Leader Info

Walk Narrator:
James Tolhurst

Leader Biography :
James is a Nottingham based musician

Images

This Audio Trail was produced in conjunction with Peak Experience

Peak Experience is part-financed by the European Union Economic Regional Development Fund and Derby and Derbyshire Economic Partnership


	\| \| \| The partners are: Peak District National Park Authority, National Trust, Natural England, United Utilities, Severn Trent Water, Environment Agency, Derbyshire County Council, Sheffield City Council, Yorkshire Water and Moorland Owners.