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    Welcome to New Mills & Whaley Bridge

    From history and heritage to art and culture, the towns and villages within the Goyt Valley offer something for everyone.

    Discover unique shops and delicious food and drink as you explore the attractive streets, lanes and alleyways of Whaley Bridge, New Mills and Chapel-en-le-Frith, and their eclectic mix of small, independent retailers selling everything from clothing, jewellery and gifts to art, crafts and local produce.

    Known as the ‘Gateway to the Goyt Valley’, the town of Whaley Bridge is located at the head of the scenic Peak Forest Canal; a great place for walks and wildlife-watching. This small village, below Toddbrook Reservoir, offers tranquil walks and a charming selection of shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants.

    The vibrant town of New Mills is set in an area of spectacular natural beauty, standing high above a natural rocky gorge known as The Torrs, where the River Sett joins the River Goyt. Punctuated by impressive viaducts and historic mill buildings, the town boasts a mix of independent shops, cafés and pubs, a lively programme of events and a thriving arts scene. The Torrs Riverside Park, known as the park ‘under the town’, is a superb place to walk, picnic and learn about the natural and industrial history of the area.

    In The Area

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    Millennium Walkway

    Not-to-be-missed in New Mills is the Millennium Walkway, a 175-yard aerial walkway spanning a cliffside above the River Goyt and linking to Torrs…


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    The Little Mill Inn

    The Little Mill Inn is a traditional country pub in Rowarth with deluxe accommodation and motorhome & campervan pitches – we have walks or cycle…


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    The Gallery, New Mills

    A cool and elegant small shop dramatically perched above the Goyt on High Street in New Mills


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    The Packhorse, Hayfield

    Welcome to the Pack Horse in Hayfield, a Michelin Guide top 50 gastro pub


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    New Mills Arts Theatre

    From live music & comedy to musical theatre & dance there is something for everyone.


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    Shaw Farm Static Caravan Park

    Static Caravan Holiday Accommodation set on a working farm in the Peak District. Each holiday home is fully equipped for 6 people, has free WiFi plus…


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    Naze View Farm Alpaca Experience

    Enjoy the wonderful views of the Peak District Hills and Combes Reservoir and make a new alpaca friend or two in this hands on experience suitable…


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    Kouros Café

    At Kouros, we host a selection of our favourite Greek and English dishes, made to family recipes and all freshly cooked here in our cafe.


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    Torr Vale Tap at Torr Vale Mill

    Torr Vale Tap is an onsite bar located at Torr Vale Mill. It caters to local walkers and anyone looking to enjoy local food and drink, operating from…


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    Sett Valley Café

    We’re a cute little Café in the scenic village of Hayfield in the High Peak, just 15 miles from Manchester.


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    Lowe's Mill Cottages at Torr Vale Mill

    Set in the panoramic surroundings on the banks of the River Goyt, this wonderful 18th century cotton mill provides everything you need.


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    Bridge Bakehouse

    The village bakery and coffee shop is the bustling hub of the rural village of Whaley Bridge


    Our Great Itineraries

    Car-free guide: A train tour of the Goyt Valley

    Just a short hop on the train from Manchester and Sheffield, this picturesque corner of the county is waiting to be discovered.


    Day out from Stockport by bus – enjoy a walk in…

    The High Peak is a haven for walkers, here are some of our favourites walks - hop on the High Peak 199 service and explore!


    Events in New Mills & Whaley Bridge

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    Whaley Bridge Well Dressing

    Well Dressing’, or as it was once known ‘Well Flowering’ is one of the oldest and best known customs in Derbyshire.


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    Mellor Well Dressing

    Well Dressing is the art of decorating springs or wells with pictures made of natural products


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    Hayfield Well Dressing

    Well Dressing is the art of decorating springs or wells with pictures made of natural products.


    Trails nearby

    Whaley Bridge to Windgather Rocks Walk

    This beautiful 6.6 mile walk takes you out of the historic town of Whaley Bridge to the mighty gritstone crag of Windgather Rocks (416m), offering…


    Hayfield to Whaley Bridge - High Peak Road…

    This scenic route takes in the high point of Kettleshulme for far-reaching views.


    Upper Peak Forest Canal

    Enjoy a scenic route along the upper part of the Peak Forest Canal, a once-bustling industrial hub in the Goyt Valley.


    New Mills Rail Ale Trail

    A walk from New Mills Central Station to New Mills New town Station, via the town's public houses, sampling fine beers and food along the way.


    Trails nearby

    Whaley Bridge to Windgather Rocks Walk

    This beautiful 6.6 mile walk takes you out of the historic town of Whaley Bridge to the mighty gritstone crag of Windgather Rocks (416m), offering…


    Hayfield to Whaley Bridge - High Peak Road…

    This scenic route takes in the high point of Kettleshulme for far-reaching views.


    Upper Peak Forest Canal

    Enjoy a scenic route along the upper part of the Peak Forest Canal, a once-bustling industrial hub in the Goyt Valley.


    New Mills Rail Ale Trail

    A walk from New Mills Central Station to New Mills New town Station, via the town's public houses, sampling fine beers and food along the way.


    Beauty spots nearby

    Business Directory Millennium Walkway

    Villages nearby

    Chapel-en-le-Frith

    Hayfield

    Rowarth

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