Hiking the High Peak District
<p>At Winnats Pass, hikers were silhouetted on the top of craggy peaks against the brightness of the sky. Hundreds of them. They’re called walkers in this area. Anyone with suitable footwear can “walk “ to the top of these “hills”. Even guys with babies on their back!</p>
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<p>Winnats Pass is a gap through a fossilised reef, and the limestone rises on either side in towers and ridges, perfect for climbers and <em>scramblers.</em> The name derives from “Winds Gates” as the wind swirls through the pass like a gate has been opened.</p>
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