Our favourite pick is The Bull’s Head, situated in the nearby hamlet of Foolow. If you get peckish whilst you’re here, there are plenty of eateries to keep you going. Further, you can head away from Mam Tor and embrace the famous Kinder Scout – one of the more challenging walks of the Peak District. Located just a stone’s throw away, you can head over to Peveril Castle and marvel at the stunning views of these castle remnants. Not only can you benefit from the stunning scenery found here, but there is also plenty to do nearby. However, it’s suggested that you explore the caves with the support of a guided group tour. So, once you’ve enjoyed the views up top, why not enjoy the hidden wonders of the earth. Sitting below the hill you can enjoy the many caverns of Castleton including Peak Cavern, Speedwell Cavern, and Treak Cliff Cavern.

Mam Tor is one of the most popular ridges of the Peak District and links up the western Great Ridge and the eastern Rushup Edge. Sitting on the edge of the Dark Peak and White Peak, you are in for a treat with astounding views of the limestone terrain of the Peak District – such as Winnats Pass dry gorge.ĭon’t forget the camera because you won’t want to miss the views of Manchester in the distance – which can be seen on very clear days. Creative Commons Photo by It’s No Game Mam Tor Insights And if you’re not heading out that way, you’re doing something wrong. This is one of the most notorious walks located in the Peak District of Derbyshire and is well worth a visit. This hill is situated near Castleton and stands 517 meters high. Welcome to Mother’s Hill – or Mam Tor as the locals know her.

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