This walk initially ascents Axe Edge, which is on open access land, but the walking is fairly straightforward. Fantastic views from the trig point. We then descent to the outskirts of Buxton to cross the A57 (busy) to thread an interesting, wandering route, heading south through a variety of landscapes including ancient mining and quarrying landscapes, an HSE testing site, a forgotten packhorse bridge and quiet farmland with echoes of an earlier era. Mainly good footpaths, with a little mud and boggy ground in wet conditions (as usual).

Here is a link to show the route: FlashAxeEdge10miles

NOTE: GOC TRANSPENNINE NEEDS NEW EVENTS AND ORGANISERS.
If you would like to arrange a GOC walk and need some support or assistance in doing so, contact me for further details.

This walk has also been published on the GOC Meetup group to hopefully attract some new GOC members:

The Telegram messaging service can be used to communicate upcoming GOC walks, events and share photos. This may sound like just another message system that will clutter your phone, but it has the advantage of being more anonymous as your phone number and email are not revealed. Follow the link if you wish to install it -Transpennine Telegram Group.