Walks from Buxton, Derbyshire
Limestone dales, moorland, wooded valleys
33 routes available
Easy to Moderate
Free to access
Buxton is England’s highest market town, sitting at over 300 metres on the limestone plateau of the White Peak. Its grand Georgian spa architecture belies its position as a serious walking centre, with Chee Dale, the Goyt Valley and Axe Edge Moor all within easy reach.
A handsome Georgian spa town with good hotels, restaurants and transport links, Buxton makes an excellent base for the northern White Peak and southern Dark Peak, with both the Monsal Trail and the moorland of Axe Edge within comfortable reach.
33 Walks from Buxton
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Buxton town centre car parks. Good bus links. Buxton station (Manchester Piccadilly line)
Old Hall Hotel, Columbell’s, various town centre cafés
- Chee Dale
- Goyt Valley
- Axe Edge Moor
- Poole’s Cavern circular
- Solomon’s Temple
- Combs Edge
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Buxton is covered by OS OL24. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Monsal Trail (eastern end)
- Midshires Way

















