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Elevation
437m
1,433 ft
Prominence
17m
Coordinates
53.2657, -1.9244
SK051742
OS Map
119
Explorer: OL24W
The summit boasts a small stone cairn and a stunning viewfinder that helps direct your gaze to the various hills and valleys beyond. Don’t forget to wave at the locals in Buxton, they might wave back!
Corbar Hill is primarily composed of limestone, a result of the ancient seas that once covered this area. The exposed rock formations reveal fascinating fossils and marine sediments, perfect for budding geologists or simply curious hikers.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy expansive views of the Peak District, including famous landmarks such as the Dark Peak and the limestone caverns of Castleton.
The name 'Corbar' is derived from the Old English terms meaning 'the hill where the crows gather', a fitting description given the resident wildlife.
Corbar Hill has historical significance as a viewing point during the Industrial Revolution, allowing locals to keep an eye on the development of the nearby quarrying industries.
A picturesque path that takes you around the foot of Corbar Hill, providing a gentle ascent with stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
This route starts from Buxton and takes you directly to the summit, offering a more challenging ascent through wooded areas and rocky paths.
The closest parking is available at the Buxton Pavilion Gardens, which is about a 15-minute walk from the trailhead.
Buxton Railway Station provides services from Manchester and is approximately 2 km from the foot of Corbar Hill.
The Pavilion Gardens nearby offers a café, restrooms, and plenty of benches for a well-deserved break after your hike.
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