Chee Dale Stepping Stone Walk | Peak District
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2021
- Down in the Peak Districts secluded Chee Dale, you can find not 1 but 2 sets of stepping stones. In my opinion these are the best stepping stones to be found in the Peak (even better than Dove Dale). Taking you across sections of the River Wye where the cliffs cut in and loom over head, these sections make for exciting walking and beautiful scenery.
But that's not all you can see on this walk. Various sections both on and below the Monsal Trail show off the river, tall bridges, abandoned buildings and nature in abundance.
A great short walk suitable for all ages, this Peak District classic is a must.
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Early Thom Topics, very satisfying to see how the channel and video quality has evolved
A new version of the Chee Dale video needed?
Will be heading here in April when stopping in Buxton (thanks for the video and info) Dovedale is lovely but very busy even on rainy days. I'd say I prefer the look of Cheedale.
Thank you for taking the time to watch. I'm sorry it has taken me until now to reply (I have been away from everything for a while). I hope you had a great trip in April, did you make it to Cheedale?
@@ThomTopics Hi Thom. I made it to Cheedale. Lovely spot. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for that video. It all looked so summery and green. Lovely to watch in winter! Take care x❤💙💚
I am certainly looking forwards to the warm summer days again. Cheedale is such a beautiful place on a warm summer night.
I lives 3 miles away, spent a very happy childhood growing up here.
Thank you for taking the time to watch my video. It's so lovely to hear when these places bring memories back to people (especially happy ones). We are very lucky to live so close tot places like these.
Monks Dale is a nice walk.
@@karlchadwick2667 Thanks for the tip. I currently haven't been up there yet but after a quick bit of research it looks beautiful.
I was there with a couple of friends last Sunday. Started at Bakewell and we turned off the trail between the two Chee Tor tunnels and on the path you have shown. Absolutely beautiful location and one you can spend all day on.
I love it down there. Glad you had a good time last Sunday Paul. Now that the evenings are staying lighter again I will be making more visits back to the dale during the weeknights.
Super video, one of the better Peak District walking videos, interesting and informative.
Thank you for sharing it.
Thank you so much, that's very kind of you to say and has really made my day reading that.
Have a great evening.
Hey Thom, lovely location for a walk. I've been meaning to visit Chee Dale for sometime now but haven't quite made it there yet. It's great seeing vids like yours, it makes me want to put on my hiking boots and go in search of new places to explore. Thank you! xx
Thats amazing Rachel, very kind of you to say. I am glad my videos can give some kind of inspiration. Chee Dale is well worth making the time for a visit. This walk didn't take very long but you have plenty of options to extend it to a longer walk to Cressbrook (next weeks video) or further up the trail to Monsal dale/Monsal Head.
Great video again, we did this walk towards the end of 2021, love the stepping stones. We met you near Solomon's Temple a fortnight ago and then later in the Seasons bar.
Yes it was lovely to meet you 😊 I hope the rest of your stay in Buxton was good. We are very lucky to have all these amazing places so close by.
Great video and looks like a fab walk. I've been wanting to visit these stepping stones for ages. I must go soon!
Thank you very much Rose. Its a really beautiful spot and only a short gentle walk, well worth making the visit for 😊
I did actually watch this some weeks back, but have just watched it again after I see you shared it on Lou and Lol's FB page 😊 Another great video. You certainly picked the best time to walk through Chee Dale, i.e. a weekday evening. I made the mistake of going there last May on a Sunday and it was absolute bedlum with the amount of people. Still a great walk though! 😂 Hope you enjoyed your beer at the Anglers Rest. Not been there for some years now, but it used to be a regular lunchtime venue for me and my partner when she was working in Buxton. Have a great weekend 👍
Thank you for taking the time to watch it again 😊 Its such a great place down there and it was the perfect evening to enjoy a beer outside next to the river once we were done. Hope you have a great weekend also 👍
I am a new subscriber Thom.
Love the walk - shall have to try it - and your presenting style.
All the best for now! 👍
Thank you very much for taking the time to watch and also for subscribing 👍 I have quite a bit filmed and ready for the edit so I will hopefully be a bit more consistent again with regular uploads. Take care 😊
Hey Thom, another great hiking vlog, thanks for sharing & we're looking forward to the next one!
Thanks very much 👍 I'm currently trying to plan in a good few walks for the next couple of weeks so that I can build footage back up. You guys will have to let me know next time you plan to be in the Peak District and we can arrange to go for a walk.
@@ThomTopics enjoy the walks mate, no problems at all!
Ahh the lovely Chee Dale, we loved it when we went there last year. Yes the rocks around that area can be quite slippy, I think it had been raining on the day we went (video in our playlist but it was taken with the old camera). Definitely think these stepping stones are more enjoyable than the ones at Dovedale, especially with their being two sets. Great video 👍👍
Its just a really nice quiet spot (at least on a week day evening) more so than Dovedale, although Dovedale is beautiful. Glad you enjoyed the video smile
Think Dovedale stepping stones are more dramatic
thats a fair comment. If you were to ask me again now which I preferred I would probably say that the dovedale stepping stones are in a more dramatic setting 👍