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Elevation
379m
1,243 ft
Prominence
65m
Coordinates
53.0946, -1.6389
SK242553
OS Map
119
Explorer: OL24E
At the summit, you'll find a rocky outcrop with a breathtaking view of the surrounding Peak District countryside. The crags are also ideal for rock climbing, attracting enthusiasts from afar.
Harboro Rocks showcases limestone formations that date back to the Carboniferous period. The prominent cliffs and crags are a result of the area's historical quarrying activities, which add a fascinating layer of human impact on this natural scenery.
From the summit, enjoy sweeping views of the beautiful valleys, distant hills, and, if you're lucky, a glimpse of the iconic Chatsworth House in the distance.
The name 'Harboro' is thought to derive from Old English, translating to 'harrow' or 'meadow', while 'Rocks' undoubtedly describes its prominent craggy features.
Historically, Harboro Rocks was a site for limestone quarrying, and its rugged beauty has been a source of inspiration for many artists and hikers throughout the years.
A delightful loop trail that starts from the nearby village of Longnor, meandering through majestic landscapes and offering stunning views of surrounding hills.
The nearest parking is available at the village of Longnor, with on-road spaces and a small car park for visitors. It’s advisable to arrive early during weekends to secure a spot.
Longnor can be accessed via bus services from Buxton or Matlock, followed by a short walk to the trailhead.
There are no facilities at the summit, but Longnor offers a quaint village with a pub and a café for refreshments after your hike.
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