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Stanage Edge is the largest gritstone edge in the Peak District National Park. It is a location for rock climbers and stretches for 3.5 miles (6KM). Its highest point is called High Neb at 458 metres above sea level. There are now over 800 different recorded rock climbs that are recognised here, with more being invented every year. At approximately halfway along the edge it is crossed by the Long Causeway, an old Roman road that originally ran from Navio, at nearby Brough on Noe, to the old town of Danum, now known as Doncaster. This road was later used as packhorse route to transport salt between Sheffield and the Cheshire salt mines.
Stanage Edge is one of the top attractions in Hathersage, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Stanage Edge, Redmires Reservoir, Peak Cavern, Whirlowbrook Hall, Ladybower Reservoir, all within a convenient distance from Stanage Edge.