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Elevation
323m
1,060 ft
Prominence
111m
Coordinates
53.1627, -1.6351
SK244628
OS Map
119
Explorer: OL24E
The summit features a large stone circle, remnants of historical significance, and a stunning panoramic view of the Peak District landscape, giving hikers the perfect photo opportunity to say 'I was here!'
The moor is primarily composed of gritstone, a type of sandstone that holds remarkable geological significance due to its formation in ancient river systems. The gritstone outcrops are an impressive sight and have been shaped by both natural elements and human activities over the centuries.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy views of the Derwent Valley, the surrounding moors, and the idyllic village of Bakewell in the distance.
The name Stanton is derived from Old English, meaning 'stone town.' The moor has significant historical value with numerous prehistoric stone circles scattered across it.
Stanton Moor holds cultural significance dating back to ancient times, serving as a site for rituals and gatherings.
A pleasant circular route starting from the village of Stanton-in-Peak, offering panoramic views of the surrounding areas and a chance to explore ancient stone circles.
This path climbs steadily to the summit and provides stunning vistas along the way. It’s a popular route for those wanting a quick yet rewarding hike.
Parking is available in Stanton-in-Peak, just a short walk from the trailhead. There are several spots along the roadside, but ensure parking is not blocking local access.
The nearest bus service runs from Bakewell to Stanton-in-Peak, though it may be limited, so checking the latest schedule is advisable.
In the nearby village of Stanton-in-Peak, there is a small café serving refreshments and during peak seasons, a portable toilet may be available near the parking area.
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