Trail runs in High Peak

A route from Fairholmes to visit the twin summits of Crook Hill.

A long steady climb followed by an airy route along one of the most popular ridges in the district.

A easy start along the perimeter of Derwent Reservoir followed by a hard, steep ascent to the impressive landslip of Alport Castles. Returning to the start using a sheltered woodland path along the Western side of Ladybower reservoir.

A hilly route across open moor and along the gravel track around the edge of Derwent and Ladybower reservoirs. One short section of tarmac.

A hard route around the perimeter of Edale moor.

A route through the Goyt Valley, past the Cat and Fiddle Inn (the second highest pub in England) and visiting Three Shire Heads the point where Cheshire, Staffordshire and Derbyshire meet.

Route across the Peak District with all significant hills/ views ticked off. Kinder Low, Kinder Scout, Hollins Cross, Mam Tor, Black Tor, Lose Hill, Win Hill, High Neb, Stanage Edge, Higger Tor & Rud Hill. Very hard, challenging day that took me around 9 hours. Win hill was the biggest challenge!

A stunning route that explores the Edale part of the Hope Valley.Not one for a easy day this has many hills!

A loop along Derwent Edge and Strines Edge from Cutthroat car park

Ideal for some weekend hill training! Out of all the runs I do this one is my favourite – it is my go to regular route! Mainly because it takes you along some quieter, less busy tracks in the Peaks and I also really enjoy the climbs.