In addition, National Cycle Route 6 actually runs through Castleton. There are hourly train services between Manchester and Sheffield.īy Bike: If you enjoy cycling than there are plenty of local cycle trails running around Mam Tor and Winnats Pass. There’s a train Station in Hope from where you can catch Bus 272 and travel to Castleton. You can also reach Castleton via train if you’re coming from further afield. You can then just start and finish your circular walk from Castleton. Bus stops are located along the A6187 How Lane. Top Tip – Just to emphasize how popular this area is, we arrived to Winnats Pass at 7:15 in the morning and the road-side spaces and even Mam Tor Car Park was busy already.īy Public Transport: You can arrive to Castleton by catching Buses 173, 271 or 272 that run between Castleton and Bakewell or Sheffield. These spaces are free of charge, but they get full quickly.
You can also park along the road across from Mam Tor Car Park or a bit further up, just before you would turn onto Winnats Pass Road. Otherwise it’s £3.50 for 7 hours and £5 for anything above that. It’s a National Trust Car Park, so if you’re a member you can park there for free. There’s also a car park at the bottom of Mam Tor (SAT-NAV: S33 8WA).
You can pay £4 to park there for a maximum of 4 hours or £6 if you’d like to park there up to10 hours.
You can park in Castleton’s Visitor Centre Car Park. * Updated середа 2 Листопад 2022 p.By Car:Since it’s a circular route you have a few options for parking. Business Date to Date (exclude holidays).
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