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Lane Ends

Settlement in Derbyshire

England

Lane Ends

Mellor Church The church stands aloof from the village on its own special hill. Recently, traces of an iron age settlement have been discovered behind the church.
Mellor Church Credit: Geoff Heath

Lane Ends is a small village located in the county of Derbyshire, England. Situated in the High Peak district, it is nestled within the picturesque Peak District National Park. The village is surrounded by breathtaking natural landscapes, with rolling hills, lush green fields, and charming stone buildings.

The community of Lane Ends is relatively small, consisting of a few dozen residents. Despite its size, the village boasts a close-knit and friendly atmosphere, where neighbors look out for one another. The local economy is primarily based on agriculture, with many residents working in farming or related industries.

Lane Ends is known for its peaceful and tranquil surroundings, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. The village offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and birdwatching. The nearby Peak District provides an abundance of scenic walking trails, including the popular Limestone Way.

Within the village, there is a village hall that serves as a hub for community gatherings and events. Additionally, Lane Ends is home to a charming pub, where locals and visitors can enjoy traditional British cuisine and a selection of locally brewed ales.

Overall, Lane Ends is a hidden gem within the Derbyshire countryside, offering a peaceful and idyllic setting for residents and visitors alike.

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Mellor Church The church stands aloof from the village on its own special hill. Recently, traces of an iron age settlement have been discovered behind the church.
Mellor Church
The church stands aloof from the village on its own special hill. Recently, traces of an iron age settlement have been discovered behind the church.
Approaching the eastern edge of Mellor The plateau in the background is Kinder Scout, rising to over 2000 feet above sea level. It forms part of the Pennine Chain - the "backbone of England".
Approaching the eastern edge of Mellor
The plateau in the background is Kinder Scout, rising to over 2000 feet above sea level. It forms part of the Pennine Chain - the "backbone of England".
Peaceful Canal Scene Rural Canal bridge at Marple Locks
Peaceful Canal Scene
Rural Canal bridge at Marple Locks
Hollywood End A pretty hamlet with some nice streamside walks.
Hollywood End
A pretty hamlet with some nice streamside walks.
Mill Brow Cottages at the intersection of Hollins Lane-which comes up behind the cottages from Marple Bridge-and Ley Lane, where it meets Mill Brow.
Mill Brow
Cottages at the intersection of Hollins Lane-which comes up behind the cottages from Marple Bridge-and Ley Lane, where it meets Mill Brow.
Mellor Cenotaph Monument to the fallen of the First World War, at Mellor, Marple.
Mellor Cenotaph
Monument to the fallen of the First World War, at Mellor, Marple.
Winnington Road Bridge At the end of Winnington Road, on the Ley Hey Park estate in Marple, the metalled road ends at this track crossing the railway bridge to the north of Rose Hill Station.
Winnington Road Bridge
At the end of Winnington Road, on the Ley Hey Park estate in Marple, the metalled road ends at this track crossing the railway bridge to the north of Rose Hill Station.
Marple Bridge
Marple Bridge
River Goyt, Marple Bridge The River Goyt rises on the moors west of Buxton and reaches the Greater Manchester suburbs here at Marple. It continues to Stockport where it meets the Mersey.
River Goyt, Marple Bridge
The River Goyt rises on the moors west of Buxton and reaches the Greater Manchester suburbs here at Marple. It continues to Stockport where it meets the Mersey.
Royal Scot at Marple Bridge
Royal Scot at Marple Bridge
Marple Locks, Peak Forest Canal The boat has just ascended the second lock from the bottom. These locks were only restored in the 1970s after a long period of disuse and dereliction.
Marple Locks, Peak Forest Canal
The boat has just ascended the second lock from the bottom. These locks were only restored in the 1970s after a long period of disuse and dereliction.
Marple Locks, Peak Forest Canal At the lower end, the Marple locks are set in the wild and unpopulated Goyt Valley, but as they rise, the canal passes into the very attractive village of Marple, one of the most desirable areas of the Greater Manchester region.
Marple Locks, Peak Forest Canal
At the lower end, the Marple locks are set in the wild and unpopulated Goyt Valley, but as they rise, the canal passes into the very attractive village of Marple, one of the most desirable areas of the Greater Manchester region.
Marple Locks, Peak Forest Canal The high quality of the stonework of these locks can be seen. The restoration was very well done to the same standards.
Marple Locks, Peak Forest Canal
The high quality of the stonework of these locks can be seen. The restoration was very well done to the same standards.
Marple Locks, Peak Forest Canal
Marple Locks, Peak Forest Canal
Marple Locks, Peak Forest Canal The conservation of original canal buildings alongside can have an enhancing effect on the environment as is seen here with this small warehouse.
Marple Locks, Peak Forest Canal
The conservation of original canal buildings alongside can have an enhancing effect on the environment as is seen here with this small warehouse.
A626 road Bridge, Peak Forest Canal, Marple The building, right centre, which looks as if it could have been a tollhouse, is in fact the lodge to Brabyns Hall, and is Grade 2 listed. The road is the A626, known here as Brabyns Brow. This is Bridge 17. I am indebted to Peter Royce for this information.
A626 road Bridge, Peak Forest Canal, Marple
The building, right centre, which looks as if it could have been a tollhouse, is in fact the lodge to Brabyns Hall, and is Grade 2 listed. The road is the A626, known here as Brabyns Brow. This is Bridge 17. I am indebted to Peter Royce for this information.
Marple, Peak Forest Canal
Marple, Peak Forest Canal
Pond at Mill Brow, Marple Pond near footpath junction at Mill Brow, Marple.
Pond at Mill Brow, Marple
Pond near footpath junction at Mill Brow, Marple.
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Lane Ends is located at Grid Ref: SJ9790 (Lat: 53.408868, Lng: -2.039079)

Unitary Authority: Stockport

Police Authority: Greater Manchester

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