How to get there?

Barber Booth is a small hamlet in Derbyshire, there are no direct public transports links. However, Edale is a short distance away so if you don’t have your own transport I’d recommed starting your walk from there instead.

Where to park?

There is a small car park in Barber Booth, just up from the main road which continues into Edale. It’s a free car park but only big enough for 10-12 cars. At weekends it can fill up quickly. There are a few spaces near the railway bridge but if it’s full driving to Edale would be a better option.

Toilet facilities

There are no toilets at Barber Booth, the nearest public ones are in Edale.

Where to eat and drink?

Again, the best option for food and drink is Edale. The village has two lovely pubs in – The Ramblers Inn, next to the train station and Nags Head further down the village at the start of the Pennine Way National Trail.

In addition, there’s the Penny Pot Cafe next to Edale train station.

Accommodation options

This campsite is near Barber Booth

• Upper Booth Farm campsite

However there is a wider range of accommodation options in Edale, Derbyshire.

Camping – Fieldhead Campsite next to the Peak District visitor centre

There are also a few Airbnb options in Edale

• The Old Winery Loft (Entire loft with 1 bedroom)
• Rowlands Farm (Cottage with 2 bedrooms)
• Jim’s Cottage (2 bedrooms)

More Edale Airbnb options here.

Check out all the Airbnb accommodation options in the Peak District here.

The map for all the Barber Booth walks is the OL1 Ordnance Survey map.

You can buy the map via Amazon (Standard version or Active map) or Ordnance Survey here. It’s always handy to have a paper map and compass alongside any Apps on your phone.