Description
The Skyline is a classic walk and race for fell runners. Our route starts from the village of Hope and includes Win Hill, Kinder Scout, Brown Knoll, Rushup Edge, Mam Tor, Back Tor and Lose Hill, before descending to Hope to celebrate our achievement! It will take approximately 9 – 10 hours for us to walk the route. Participants must be fit and able to complete a full day out on the hills and be comfortable walking all day with just small breaks.
Want to walk a shorter challenge route?
- Join our ‘Mini’ Edale Skyline here >
Meeting and Parking
We meet at Hope Village Car Park, Hope Valley, S33 6SB.
Please note:
- The car park is a pay and display and (currently) costs £5.20 – the ticket machine may only take coins.
- The car park toilets open at 0800.
Please see a Google Map showing the location of the car park here.
Coming by Bus or Train?
We’re keen to support public transport use and reduce emissions. If you’re arriving reasonably nearby we’ll give you a free lift. Just ask us when you book.
Facilities
There are toilets in the car park where we meet. Hope is a small village with cafes, hotel, pub and limited shops. Hope Railway Station is half a mile from the village centre.
Castleton is five minutes drive with cafes, restaurants, pubs, hotels, shops and accommodation. There are also the famous Blue John mines and caverns and a castle.
Hathersage is eight minutes drive and has cafes, restaurants, pubs, hotels, shops, a fuel station, train station and accommodation.
See map here.
FAQs
We have created a separate page of the most frequently asked questions here >
Accommodation
Click here to see a Google map of accommodation near this walks start.
We have also created a page of Peak District accommodation we recommend here >
Respect, Protect and Enjoy!
We all want to respect, protect and enjoy the fragile upland environments where we walk, so that they can be enjoyed by generations to come. Following The Countryside Code really helps…
Respect:
- Be considerate to those living in, working in and enjoying the countryside
- Leave gates and property as you find them
- Do not block access to gateways or driveways when parking
- Be nice, say hello, share the space
- Follow local signs and keep to marked paths unless wider access is available
Protect:
- Take your litter home – leave no trace of your visit
- Do not light fires and only have BBQs where signs say you can
- Always keep dogs under control and in sight
- Dog poo – bag it and bin it – any public waste bin will do
- Care for nature – do not cause damage or disturbance
Enjoy:
- Check your route and local conditions
- Plan your adventure – know what to expect and what you can do
- Enjoy your visit, have fun, make a memory
Want to know more?
- Sustainability – our actions and fund raising to support the local environment, communities and economy.
- Contact Us – ask a question or make a suggestion.