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Elevation
370m
1,214 ft
Prominence
53m
Coordinates
53.2625, -1.7338
SK178739
OS Map
119
Explorer: OL24E
At the summit, you will find a stone cairn and a small wooden post which adds a rustic charm. The panoramic views from the top are quite rewarding, provided the weather is on your side!
Wardlow Hay Cop is primarily composed of limestone, which gives it the rugged features characteristic of the Peak District. The rock formations provide a mix of interesting karst features and a rich habitat for various flora and fauna.
On a clear day, you can see the rolling hills of the Peak District and the distant outline of the White Peak area, including the iconic limestone dales.
Wardlow Hay Cop derives its name from the Old English 'ward' meaning 'watch' and 'low' meaning 'hill', suggesting it was a lookout point.
The hill has been a beloved hiking spot for locals and visitors alike, and boasts a rich blend of nature and history, being part of the traditional Peak District landscape.
A pleasant and straightforward ascent from the quaint village of Wardlow, weaving through lush pastures and scenic paths.
A more challenging route with some elevation gain, this trail provides stunning views of the Monsal Dale and surrounding valleys.
Wardlow has limited parking available near the village hall. Alternatively, consider parking at the Monsal Head car park (pay and display) which provides access to several routes.
There are occasional bus services from Bakewell to Wardlow. The nearest railway station is in Bakewell, about 5 miles away.
The village of Wardlow has a small tearoom and public toilets in nearby Bakewell.
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