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 | Hollinsclough is a small farming hamlet which lies on the upper reaches of the River Dove, on the Staffordshire side of the river. The situation of the village is a spectacular one, overshadowed as it is by the cocks-comb ridge of Chrome Hill.
The village itself is as quiet a place as you will find in the Peak District, with quite a small resident population. There is a Methodist church and rather surprisingly the village boasts a brass band, well known in local circles.
Hollinsclough is a good starting point for walks that explore the upper reaches of the Dove and Manifold valleys between High Edge and Brandside. There are many great views from the hills in the area and relatively few walkers, with the exception of the permissive right of way that now allows walkers to follow the route along the crest of both Chrome Hill and its neighbour Parkhouse Hill.
Hollinsclough Photo Gallery - click on the images to enlarge- Click Here for a slide show
0 - Hollinsclough | 
1 - Hollinsclough farm with Chrome Hill behind | 
2 - Chrome Hill from Hollinsclough | 
3 - Chrome Hill - view of Parkhouse Hill and Upper Dove valley | 
4 - Parkhouse Hill | 
5 - Chrome Hill | 
6 - Earl Sterndale - inside Dowel Cave | 
7 - Longnor market place |
Local places of interest | Poole's Cavern and Grin Low Country Park | Poole's Cavern and Grin Low Country Park, Buxton, Derbyshire, on the edge of the Peak District. An interesting cavern, occupied from Roman times and before, with a country park which leads up to Solomon's Temple. |
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