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Latest revision as of 22:58, 28 July 2021
The Hamps Way is a walking route of 14 miles along the River Hamps in the north-east of Staffordshire.
The path runs the whole length of the river, beginning at the Mermaid Inn (SK03775997) alone on the moor near the source of the river, down to Weag's Bridge (SK100542) on the River Manifold, immediately north of the meeting of the Hamps with the Manifold near Beeston Tor. The path following the river along its valley through Onecote, Winkhill and Waterhouses.
Outside links
- Hamps Way: Long-distance Walkers Association
