What Peak District walks end in a pub?

Monyash and Lathkill Dale Walk This stunning walk starts and ends in the pretty village of Monyash, where you'll find the lovely Bull's Head pub. It takes in classic White Peak scenery through Cales Dale and follows the wonderful Lathkill Dale past the source of the River Lathkill, where it springs forth from a cave.



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