Between Buckston and Sheffield in Derbyshire lies the gritstone hill village of Hathersage, an extremely popular tourist location for many varied reasons. 5 mills once belched smoke over the surrounding countryside, the area being famous for the manufacturing of needles, buttons and pins among other things. Legend has it that Robin Hood’s comrade, Little John, hailed from Hathersage and it is believed that his final resting place was in a 10 foot long grave in the churchyard of St. Michael’s. In 1845, Charlotte Bronte stayed with a friend in the vicarage of St Michael’s church, and it is in Hathersage she reportedly found the inspiration for the village of Morton in Jane Eyre. It is no coincidence that a prominent Hathersage family for centuries happened to be the Eyres. Thornfield Hall was said to be based on Robert Eyre’s home at North Lees Hall which still stands today. Overlooking the village is Stanage Edge, popular with rock climbers of all abilities as it offers many grades of climbing difficulty. Weather permitting, swimmers can cool off in Hathersage’s outdoor pool. A thriving community with public amenities usually associated with larger towns, it still retains the peaceful tranquillity of the Peak District.
Camping
Church
Dentist
Doctor
Health and Fitness Club
Inn
George Hotel
Millstone Inn
The Plough Inn
Market
Pub and Bar
George Hotel
Little John Inn
Millstone Inn
Scotsman Pack Inn
Restaurant
George Hotel
Millstone Inn
Sangam’s Restaurant
Scotsman Pack Inn
Terrace Restaurant
Sports Clubs
Hathersage CC (Cricket)
Shops
Elliott's
Paul Bowyer
Hathersage Craftshop & Gallery
Places to Stay near Hathersage
George Hotel (0.15 miles)
The history of the George dates back to at least the fifteenth century and the oak beams and exposed interior stone walls give it a wonderfully welcoming and relaxed atmosphere further enhanced by open fires ... More | visit website
Millstone Inn (0.63 miles)
From its setting in the wild beauty of the Peak Park, the Millstone affords panoramic views across the unspoiled Hope Valley. Yet the city of Sheffield is nearby, with Lady Bower and Howden reservoirs ... More | visit website
The Plough Inn (0.79 miles)
You will receive a warm welcome from your hosts Bob and Cynthia Emery. Our privately owned 16th century Inn situated in 9 acres of its own land set in idyllic ... More
Sir William Hotel (2.44 miles)
Set high on the side of the Hope Valley, most rooms at the Sir William have panoramic views over the village and across the valley.
The Sir William has 7 individual ... More
Maynard Arms (2.46 miles)
Boasting a peaceful location in the beautiful Peak District, this enchanting property, dating back over 100 years, has been extensively refurbished to offer modern comforts whilst still maintaining its period features. Named ... More
Innkeepers Lodge (2.47 miles)
Yorkshire Bridge Inn (2.62 miles)
Yorkshire Bridge Inn is privately owned and has so much to offer for visitors to the Peak ... More | visit website
Chequers Inn (3.39 miles)
A traditional country inn with full hotel facilities. Directly underneath Froggatt Edge, one of the areas greatest climbing and walking regions.Very close to Chatsworth House, Eyam Hall, Bakewell,Castleton.
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The Samuel Fox Country Inn (3.71 miles)
The Samuel Fox Country Inn is situated in the pretty village of Bradwell. The building underwent a full refurbishment in July 2008 making it modern and stylish while still retaining ... More
Bulls Head Inn (3.84 miles)
Located just off the A623, north of Stoney Middleton, The Bulls Head Inn with our three delightful en-suite bedrooms has been said by guests to be one of the prettiest pubs in the Peak District. ... More | visit website
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