Events - February 2012
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Feb 11th 2012 @ 10:00 Tree thinning at Haythornthwaite
Join us for a bit of tree thinning this Saturday. Help and guidance will be on hand from Sheffield City rangers. There are plenty of other bits of woodland maintenance that need doing(including getting rid of the dreaded mulch matting) so get in touch with Lindsay to find out more.
10am - 3pm.
Tea and coffee will be provided, but bring a packed lunch. And appropriate clothes!
Location: Haythornthwaite Wood, Sheffield S17 3AB
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Feb 26th 2012 @ 10:00 Chee Dale and Millers Dale walk
This enjoyable day walk will see you walk through five separate dales in the White Peaks. Two of them (Flag Dale and Peter Dale) are little secrets of the White Peak, rarely visited by walkers often found in the adjoining Millers Dale.
Our walk starts from Millers Dale along the Monsal Trail until we turn off and head up Monks Dale. At the top of Monks Dale we enter Peter Dale. Peter Dale leads us up onto the limestone plateau at Tunstead before we re-enter the valley bottom in Flag Dale. Chee Dale, our last dale of the day, is famous for its stepping stones. After we complete our walk we'll head to a local pub for a drink and maybe a meal if you want to stay.
This walk is suitable for beginners, and very easy to navigate along paths and tracks. There could be small obstacles such as gates and stiles and the route could involve crossing open farmland. However the terrain should be easy under foot with trainers or walking boots (good condition and good tread) being suitable. Please note that if you wear trainers they are not likely to be waterproof and the chances are you will have wet feet by the end of the walk.
Time
10am - 4pm
Cost
Free to Friends of the Peak District members, or people with a Large Outdoors loyalty pass. Otherwise £6.50
Booking
Please ring Large Outdoors on 0161 401 0460, or fill in the form on Large Outdoors' website.
Organised by our friends at Large Outdoors who are kindly donating profits to our work protecting the Peak District.