Walking and Rambling in Hathersage
If you're planning on staying at YHA Hathersage, why not download a free map and get out exploring? All our self-guided walks start and end at a YHA hostel and are graded so that you can explore the...
Walk the Charlotte Brontë Literature trail, taking in North Lees Manor featured in Jane Eyre and visit the oversized grave of Robin Hood’s sidekick, Little John. YHA Hathersage makes for ideal Peak District accommodation for discovering everything the area has to offer.
Hathersage is continually buzzing with climbing, walking and cycling enthusiasts who cannot get enough of the likes of Stanage Edge, renowned for pushing climbers of all levels to their limits. For those wishing to explore elsewhere, they will find that the village is conveniently located.
Reception opening hours: From 07:30 - 10:00 and 17:00 - 22:00.
Food and drink: Breakfast is served to guests daily from 07:30 – 09:00.
Self-catering: Guests have access to a self-catering kitchen.
Parking: Parking is situated in between the main house and annexe. There is space for six cars. There is limited on-street parking near the hostel and there is a public car park approximately 10-minute walk from the hostel on Oddfellows Road (opposite the outdoor swimming pool).
WiFi: Free WiFi is available in shared social spaces.
Dogs: Pets are not permitted at YHA Hathersage, except when hiring the whole hostel through YHA Exclusive Hire. Assistance dogs are welcome - please notify us at the time of booking.
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Volunteering with YHA is a fantastic way to have fun, learn new skills, boost your CV and travel to different places. We have a variety of different opportunities to choose from and volunteering roles to suit everyone.
The tasks are varied and in return you will meet some great people, who both work and stay in our hostels, as well as enjoying your time off discovering the local area and attractions.
Find out more and apply to volunteer at this hostel through YHA volunteering.
YHA Hathersage is a Gothic Victorian stone built house with stables to the rear. The stables are now part of the hostel. The hostel opened as a YHA in 1970.