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We suggest parking near Hathersage Train Station. There are different Stanage Edge walk parking options. Just get off on the main street in the village. You can reach it easily from Manchester and Sheffield as the train line connects these two major cities.īus: You can get the bus locally from Bakewell, Sheffield and Chesterfield. Train: Hathersage Station (the beginning of this suggested route). Route Type: Circular How to get to Stanage EdgeĬar: Hathersage is 12 miles from Buxton and is on the A625 Buxton to Sheffield Road in the Derwent Valley. Stanage Edge Walk Time: 2.5-3.5 hours at a reasonable pace She lived in the village when she wrote the book! Also, on top of Stanage Edge, there are the remains of a Roman Road, which is pretty cool. It is recognisable from the Pride and Prejudice film, and also you will see the 16th century North Lees Hall, which was once the home of the Eyre family and inspired Charlotte Bronte’s Thornfield Hall in Jane Eyre. We love this walk because of its literary connections. We love that this route is accessible by public transport, which means everyone can join in the fun of the beautiful Stanage Edge Walk. There are many different routes to reach Stanage Edge, but we find ourselves doing the circular route from the charming village of Hathersage time and time again. Stanage Edge is a walker’s dream and a place where people come for epic rock climbing. In addition, you may be able to spot Kinder Scout and Mam Tor, some other famous Peak District walks.

Located in the Dark Peaks, with views over Hope Valley and beyond, it is not difficult to understand why so many people visit Stanage Edge, time and time again. Stanage Edge is 3.5-miles (6km) in length, which means there is a lot to explore, and the gritstone escarpment has become a landmark in its own right. The Stanage Edge walk has some of the best and most dramatic views in the Peak District National Park.