Praise for the Trigpoint Walks series: "Peter Naldrett has scaled new heights to help and encourage lovers of the great outdoors to enjoy the panoramic views opened by reaching trigpoints in the Peak District National Park." Derbyshire Times "Some people tick off mountain peaks or railway stations. Others like to tick off trigpoints. They're worth visiting for the view." Martin Dawes, Sheffield Star. If you enjoy rambling to the best viewpoints in the Peak District, why limit your strolls to those inside the National Park? Each of the walks described in this book takes in an Ordnance Survey trigpoint and enjoys startling views across one of the most popular National Parks in the world. From ambles near Stocksbridge to climbs close to Buxton, Peter Naldrett brings his Peak District Trigpoint Walks trilogy to a close with this inspirational and challenging book.

This critically acclaimed walking book guides people to the highest points in the Peak District National Park. Part of the Trigpoint Walks series of books.

Climb the highest summits in the White Peak District with this critically acclaimed book which visits 15 trigpoints. Get the best views and tick off the biggest hills in this, the second book in the Trigpoint Walks Series.

A delightful pocket version of the critically acclaimed Peak District walking book series. With 50 walks in this series of books, it's essential for anyone who wants to get the most out of this national park.

Climb the highest summits in the White Peak with this critically acclaimed book that is the second in the Trigpoint Walks series.

Bitten by the trigpointing bug? This book includes details of all the trigpoints in the Peak District region, featuring 20 walks in areas as far apart as Holme Moss, Leek and Sheffield, plus suggestions for many more.

Contains a collection of walks visiting the well-known and hard-to-find prehistoric monuments and sites of the Peak District. Divided into four sections, this book includes - the White Peak with its familiar limestone plateau and deep-cut dales, and the high gritstone moorland of the Dark Peak, and the Western, and Eastern Moors.

Scattered across the length and breadth of the Peak District, this title features 28 carefully selected short walks to choose from. It is ideal for family outings, for those who prefer easier walks, and all those who simply don't have the time for an all-day walk.

Two types of train station walks are covered in this book: there are those from existing train stations that still have passengers bustling about them, and there are those from platforms that fell silent in the infamous closures of the 1960s.