YHA Ravenstor
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Chee Dale stepping stones self-guided walking route
Overview
A stunning route on the Monsal Trail to the popular Chee Dale Stepping Stones, then back alongside the River Wye
About the walk
Walk details
Distance: 4.9 miles (7.9km)
Ascent: 235m (771ft)
Time: Allow 2h 30m to 4h
Rating: 37 (moderate) - Longer walks, requiring a morning or afternoon.
Start/finish: YHA Ravenstor
Prepare for your walk
To help you get ready for your walk, we've produced some resources so you can develop your walking skills, decide what you need to take and stay safe while enjoying the outdoors.
What makes it special
- Explore the local area at your own pace
- Tried and tested walking routes with detailed instructions
- Points of interest highlighted along the way
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