The Eastern Moors (Beeley and Gibbet) & The Chatsworth Estate.

[radder]

Was thinking of doing a similar walk early next year that would require two cars. one car at fairholmes and one at Baslow.
Basically start from Fairholmes ascend up to Derwent Edge then follow Derwent Edge down to Moscar then onto Stanage Edge which you follow to Burbage Valley. Walk along Burbage Rocks to the Longshaw Estate then onto froggatt, Curbar and Baslow Edges pass wellington monument then onto Birchin Edge down to the Robin hoods Inn from where we would walk over Chatsworth Edge through Chatsworth Park and back to Baslow. Did this walk 5 years ago and clocks in at 23 miles, A excellent Peakland classic 
Another car share I would love to do next year is the Mardsan to Edale walk, 25 miles over Kinder, Bleaklow and Black Hill.

[gotmeheadshaved]

Was thinking of doing a similar walk early next year that would require two cars. one car at fairholmes and one at Baslow.
Basically start from Fairholmes ascend up to Derwent Edge then follow Derwent Edge down to Moscar then onto Stanage Edge which you follow to Burbage Valley. Walk along Burbage Rocks to the Longshaw Estate then onto froggatt, Curbar and Baslow Edges pass wellington monument then onto Birchin Edge down to the Robin hoods Inn from where we would walk over Chatsworth Edge through Chatsworth Park and back to Baslow. Did this walk 5 years ago and clocks in at 23 miles, A excellent Peakland classic 
Another car share I would love to do next year is the Mardsan to Edale walk, 25 miles over Kinder, Bleaklow and Black Hill.

Count me in Mark me old China! Sounds a corker! 

[radder]

Count me in Mark me old China! Sounds a corker! 

Ok i will plan this for January then Steve ( need to see Ray first to see when he is free) 23 miles and a good 8 hours will be needed to complete this walk 

[Pearsy]

Id be up for that as well Mark. All my peak favourites in one walk!  Shifts dependant of course.

[joester]

All the edges! - a chap from work did that one last month for some sort of charity thing in aid of the MRT, he said even his dog was tired afterwards!

I'd love to have a go at that, I don't know the Stanage area at all really (it is on my 'to do' list).
It's certainly a walk with more balls than the one I suggested, though I still have to work up to the 20(+) milers...