What is recorded here
Robin Hood's Stride is a rocky outcrop and hill in the Peak District, standing at approximately 475 metres. It is named after the Robin Hood legend, reflecting local folklore that the outlaw used the area as a hideout. The site is a popular destination for walkers and is notable for its dramatic views and geological features, including gritstone formations typical of the region.
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Photo: Stephen Craven · CC BY-SA 2.0