Easy

This walk was the first of the Wickersley Walking Festival and 35 walkers including 10 non club members assembled in the Winthrop car park. We eventually set off up second lane and across Morthen Road on our way to Pinchmill. Single file was strictly adhered to along the unpaved road to Cowrakes Lane and then on a path by the houses to eventual cross the road before Worrygoose Roundabout. It was here 2 walkers left us due to tiredness to take the bus back.

If the weather is good, the walk could be done in light-weight walking shoes.
It starts with a walk around Agden Reservoir, then around Damflask.

At Narrowdale, you will be able to appreciate
the saying “ Narrowdale Noon”
Narrowdale Noon is one o’clock.
The top of Narrowdale Hills in
Staffordshire, is so high that the inhabitants
under it, never see the sun for one
quarter of the year and when it reappears
they do not see it till one o’clock,
which they call Narrowdale Noon.
A thing long deferred (Brewer).

This walk can be muddy