Location: 53.3664965, -1.5656803
Bole Hill is a scenic area near Grindleford, just inside the eastern edge of the Peak District. It was historically used for lead smelting (“bole” refers to the wind-blown furnaces) and now offers a mix of woodlands, open views, and heather moorland. The hill is adjacent to the Padley Gorge and Froggatt Edge area, popular for walkers and climbers. It’s accessible via scenic trails and provides rich insight into the area’s industrial heritage and natural beauty.
Tags:
– name: Bole Hill
– natural: peak
– source: Local Knowledge