Curbar Edge – View from Curbar Edge loop from Grindleford

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Curbar Edge – View from Curbar Edge loop from Grindleford

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4.5

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Curbar Edge – View from Curbar Edge loop from Grindleford

01:09

4.37km

40m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 18, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through a protected area

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Peak District National Park

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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878 m

View of Grindleford

Highlight • Viewpoint

Beautiful view overlooking Grindleford, also a lovely secret spot for a quiet picnic 😍

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1.11 km

Froggatt Edge

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Great spot to look over the valley below and take in the view. Even when the valley is full of mist it still makes a good picture.

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2.21 km

Curbar Edge

Highlight • Natural Monument

Once famous for millstones, now known as great places to rock climb.

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2.30 km

Companion Stone, Eastern Moors

Highlight • Structure

One of the Companion Stones dotted about the Eastern Moors of The Peak District. It is one of Twelve Stones placed around the Eastern Moors inscribed with poems. Google 'Companion Stones' to find out more about them and there locations.

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2.42 km

View from Curbar Edge

Highlight • Viewpoint

This is a lovely and fairly easy walk. My tip, when you reach the bog, you'll know when, don't follow the Komoot crossing point. Move 25 yards to the right to cross and that way you'll keep your feet dry.

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2.71 km

Froggatt Edge — Rock Formations

Highlight • Natural Monument

2.86 km

View from Curbar Edge

Highlight • Viewpoint

Spectacular viewpoint. A must go to if you're cruising along the edge. Highly recommend a stop and a see! We partnered ours with a some lovely baked goods, delicious.

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3.19 km

Froggatt Edge Stone Circle

Highlight • Monument

Froggatt Edge Stone Circle (also known as Stoke Flat) is a Bronze Age monument situated a little off the footpath. The monument stretches over several metres and comprises two layers, but many of the stones are now missing or damaged. That said, the spot feels alive with ancient spiritual energy and is situated in a stunning spot.

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