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1. Top of Losehill<\/strong><\/p>\n Setting out from The Cheshire Cheese, head along Edale Road until you see a footpath sign on your left for Losehill. You can either take the first stile, which offers a slightly shorter route, or carry on\u00a0along the road and past the Losehill House Hotel. Continue upwards along the\u00a0tree-lined footpath.<\/p>\n You may also like<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div> <\/section> 2. Climb Back Tor<\/strong><\/p>\n The next section of the route\u00a0 climbs up to the top of Back Tor, which offers wonderful,\u00a0panoramic views of the Derbyshire countryside.From here it is a short but steep descent down the path\u00a0towards Hollins Cross,\u00a0a good opportunity for a breather and some great photos of the landscape below.<\/p>\n 3. Conquer the Shivering Mountain<\/strong><\/p>\n Continue along the Great Ridge towards one of Castleton\u2019s most famous landmarks, the hulking mass of Mam Tor. The hill is nicknamed the \u2018Shivering Mountain\u2019 <\/i>after a number of landslips sent loose bands of shale and gritstone sliding down its sides.<\/p>\n Follow the stone surfaced footpath to the top of the Tor for neverending views of the Edale Valley and across to Kinder Scout<\/a> and the Derwent Moors.<\/p>\n 4. Across the Moorland<\/strong><\/p>\n Descend Mam Tor and continue along the Rowter Bridleway, across the moorland and towards Windy Knoll. Here, you can choose to shorten your route and head down Winnats Pass, a cleft in the land that was formed after a cave system collapsed, or continue further along\u00a0the Limestone Way.<\/p>\n 5. Capture the castle\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n The dramatic ruins of Perevil Castle, an 11th-century fortification run by English Heritage, loom above the village of Castleton. Mentioned in the Doomsday survey, the castle is one of England\u2019s earliest Norman fortresses\u00a0and was built by Henry II in 1176.<\/p>\n Castleton is not short of charming tearooms and cafes for weary walkers. Head to the well-named Ramblers Rest<\/a> for coffee and a slab of cake or to the Three Roofs Caf\u00e9<\/a> for a traditional Derbyshire cream tea. From here, you can either take the main Castleton road back to Hope or follow a\u00a0footpath past the Ramblers Rest to the Cheshire Cheese.<\/p>\n Find out more about the Cheshire Cheese Inn<\/a> and the\u00a0Peak District National Park<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"""\"](\""https:\/\/images.immediate.co.uk\/production\/volatile\/sites\/22\/2018\/09\/GettyImages-642591084-a60bf8a.jpg?quality=90&resize=619%2C413"\" "\\"\"\"\\"\/")
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