Tissington Village – Tissington Trail Snack Kiosk loop from Brassington

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Tissington Village – Tissington Trail Snack Kiosk loop from Brassington

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Tissington Village – Tissington Trail Snack Kiosk loop from Brassington

04:27

15.7km

340m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 2, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through a protected area

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Peak District National Park

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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52 m

The Miners Arms

Highlight • Restaurant

A cracking, very friendly and welcoming pub, serving great homemade food.

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171 m

St James' Church, Brassington

Highlight • Religious Site

The church contains many Norman features such as the tower and porch and internally has some fine Ashford-in-the-Water ‘Black Marble’ columns.

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3.13 km

The former church for Ballidon, no longer in use. Ballidon is a shrunken medieval village and the church is now stranded in the middle of a field. It has a finely carved font with some curious upside down carvings.

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5.22 km

St Peter's Church, Parwich

Highlight • Historical Site

A Grade II* listed building built in 1873 I'm the site of a former medieval church.

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7.91 km

Tissington Village

Highlight • Settlement

Tissington Village, located in England's Peak District, is a picturesque hamlet known for its well-preserved historic cottages, charming tea rooms, and an annual well dressing tradition. It embodies the quintessential charm of English countryside life.

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7.99 km

St Mary’s Church, Tissington

Highlight • Religious Site

St Mary's is a historic 12th-century Norman church located in the heart of the village. Known for its robust, defensive, "tank-like" architecture, the church was heavily restored in 1854. It features an original 12th-century tower, south porch, and font. The church, linked to the FitzHerbert family of Tissington Hall, is central to the village's famous, ancient well-dressing tradition.

The original church was built around 1100, featuring a squat, thick-walled (approx. 4 ft) tower built for defense, likely reflecting the, at times, volatile nature of the period.

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