The Shepherd's Hut at Birley Farm guidebook
Sightseeing
Stanage Edge. A little over a mile from the farm is the famous rock edge of Stanage. This provides opportunities for walking and rock climbing. On your arrival at the Shepherd’s Hut you will find a map of the walks available.
https://www.visitpeakdistrict.com/things-to-do/stanage-edge-p679631
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Stanage Edge
Stanage Edge. A little over a mile from the farm is the famous rock edge of Stanage. This provides opportunities for walking and rock climbing. On your arrival at the Shepherd’s Hut you will find a map of the walks available.
https://www.visitpeakdistrict.com/things-to-do/stanage-edge-p679631
Town of Bakewell
The village of Bakewell, home to the famous Bakewell pudding, is 11 miles from Hathersage. Here there are numerous shops and tea rooms to wander around as well as fish and chips to eat by the river. Bakewell is a market town and has a market on a Monday as well as an Agricultural Centre that holds regular livestock markets.
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Bakewell
Town of Bakewell
The village of Bakewell, home to the famous Bakewell pudding, is 11 miles from Hathersage. Here there are numerous shops and tea rooms to wander around as well as fish and chips to eat by the river. Bakewell is a market town and has a market on a Monday as well as an Agricultural Centre that holds regular livestock markets.
At the head of the Hope Valley lies the village of Castleton, approx. 5 miles from Hathersage. Castleton is the home of the unique Blue John gemstone. Trips can be booked down the many caverns to see where this gemstone formed.
Blue John Cavern: https://bluejohn-cavern.co.uk/
Peak Cavern (also known as The Devil’s Arse) and Speedwell Cavern (which includes a boat trip)
https://peakcavern.co.uk/
Treak Cliff Cavern: https://bluejohnstone.com/
Castleton has many gift and jewellery shops, pubs and coffee shops. Take a drive out of Castleton up the Winnets Pass and you can access a walk up to the very top of Mam Tor with views over the Hope Valley and the neighbouring village of Edale, start of the Kinder Trail.
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Castleton
At the head of the Hope Valley lies the village of Castleton, approx. 5 miles from Hathersage. Castleton is the home of the unique Blue John gemstone. Trips can be booked down the many caverns to see where this gemstone formed.
Blue John Cavern: https://bluejohn-cavern.co.uk/
Peak Cavern (also known as The Devil’s Arse) and Speedwell Cavern (which includes a boat trip)
https://peakcavern.co.uk/
Treak Cliff Cavern: https://bluejohnstone.com/
Castleton has many gift and jewellery shops, pubs and coffee shops. Take a drive out of Castleton up the Winnets Pass and you can access a walk up to the very top of Mam Tor with views over the Hope Valley and the neighbouring village of Edale, start of the Kinder Trail.
Chatsworth House is approx. 6 miles from Hathersage. Details of what can be found within the Chatsworth estate can be found here:
https://www.chatsworth.org/
Please note that Chatsworth car parks currently have to be pre-booked.
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Chatsworth House
Chatsworth House is approx. 6 miles from Hathersage. Details of what can be found within the Chatsworth estate can be found here:
https://www.chatsworth.org/
Please note that Chatsworth car parks currently have to be pre-booked.
Hassop Station Cycle Hire: cycling on the Monsal Trail
https://www.hassopstation.co.uk/cyclehire/
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Hassop Station Cafe and Monsal Trail Cycle Hire
Hassop RoadHassop Station Cycle Hire: cycling on the Monsal Trail
https://www.hassopstation.co.uk/cyclehire/
Fairholmes Cycle Hire: here you can cycle around Howden and Derwent Reservoirs and take in the scenery.
https://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/visiting/visitor-centres/derwent
https://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/visiting/cycle
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Derwent Reservoir
Fairholmes Cycle Hire: here you can cycle around Howden and Derwent Reservoirs and take in the scenery.
https://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/visiting/visitor-centres/derwent
https://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/visiting/cycle
Piscine de Hathersage
Oddfellows Roadhttps://www.hathersageswimmingpool.co.uk/
Food scene
Good food, extensive menu including pizzas and burgers
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George Hotel Hathersage
Main RoadGood food, extensive menu including pizzas and burgers
The Scotsmans Pack Inn
School LaneTraditional village pub
The Plough Inn
BridgeLocal Public house with good quality menu
Contemporary restaurant with fine dining and outdoor terrace
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Bank House Hathersage
Main RoadContemporary restaurant with fine dining and outdoor terrace
The Little John Hotel
Local pub with pub grub
Sangams
Main RoadIndian restaurant that will deliver to the farm
Maazi Hathersage
6 Main RdSmart Indian Restaurant - will also deliver to the farm.
Colemans deli
5 Main RdTake out food and drinks
Cintra's Tearoom
Tearoom with homemade cakes and a nice garden for eating outside
Pool Cafe
Oddfellows RoadCafe next to the outdoor swimming pool. Also does Fish and chips to take out on a Friday
Fish and Chip shop for takeout. Can be best to ring and place order in advance as does get busy - saves queuing
Hathersage Fish and Chips
Fish and Chip shop for takeout. Can be best to ring and place order in advance as does get busy - saves queuing
Hathersage Kitchen by Evangeline
Smart contemporary restaurant. Open daytime. does good waffle menu
Outside
Main RoadGood cafe upstairs for breakfasts and brunches
Millstone Country Inn
Sheffield RoadLocal pub, just on the road to Sheffield outside Hathersage