Eyam Circular Walk
A circular walk around the Peak District village of Eyam, visiting Eyam Edge, Bretton Moor and the village of Foolow.
Starting from the village centre you head north to the Plague Stone and Bole Hill. Soon after you come to Sir William Hill Road whcih you follow west to Eyam Edge and Bretton Moor. There's some lovely views of the White Peak from the elevated position of William Hill and the adjacent moor.
The route then descends to Bradshaw Lane which you follow to the small village of Foolow. Here you'll find a nice village green with an ornate medieval cross and the Grade II listed St Hugh’s Church.
From Foolow you can pick up a public footpath heading east across farmland back into Eyam.
To continue your walking in the area you can try our other Eyam Walk which takes you up on to Eyam Moor.
Just to the east of the village you can pick up the Derwent Valley Heritage Way and enjoy riverside paths through Grindleford and Calver.
Eyam Circular Walk Ordnance Survey Map 
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Eyam Circular Walk Open Street Map 
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Eyam Circular Walk OS Map 
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Eyam Circular Walk Open Street Map 
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Pubs/Cafes
In Foolow you could enjoy a pit stop at the 18th century Bulls Head. They serve good quality food which you can enjoy in their oak-panelled dining room. There's also outdoor seating with a nice view of the village. You can find them at postcode S32 5QR for your sat navs. The pub is also dog friendly too.
The picturesque settlement is a nice place for a stroll too, with pretty limestone cottages, a village green and a pond.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Eyam Tea Rooms
Trig point and badger sett
Trig point S4148 at the edge of Eyam Moor
Coniferous woodland on Bretton Moor
The head of Bretton Clough
Stone removal in quarry at Bretton
On foot in the White Peak near Foolow
Foolow Village Green