Three Shires Head from Danebower Hollow

Did that walk on a sunny day. It gives really nice views with the nice surprise of finding the bridge and river to refresh. It was also really cool to explore some of the old quarries.
I recommend this walk. Only 3-4 car spots at the layby.

This is a truly fantastic walk , not too busy , with some wonderful waterfalls , the path is manageable even in autumn or winter . The description is quite bad if you want to use it to find your way , but the map itself is pretty good , although in places when you are not sure , there is very little clues to help . But overall really good walk

Great walk. Bit muddy, but febuary is the muddy time of the year.

What a beutifull walk. We were a group of three couplaes from the north east and down for a few days. it was a pleasure to take in this gorgeous part of our country. All of the party were taken back by the views given along the way. It also helped that the weather was kind. Charlie;

I have done this walk twice in the last week, once in the mist and once in the sun. The shortest it has taken me is 3 and a half hours, and then four at most. When we first And did the walk there was a group of 4 ladies aged between 30-60, and we found it suitable for all ages. It was very enjoyable with lots of beautiful views along the way. The walking guide was good but a little tricky to follow at times. When it tells you to go right before orchard farm, it would be better to say bear right at this point along the clearly marked track down the hill.

My only main criticism is the lack of signage at the starting point. The parking area is actually a lay by, which took us a while to find!!

I did this walk with my 10 yr old son, ideal length and gradient for him ie quite gentle. Absolutely ,oved 3 Shires Head and spent a very pleasant hour or so there playing in the water. I downloaded the coordinates for the parking which was very useful - might have been tricky to locate the right layby otherwise. Directions very clear and easy to follow.

An interesting, quiet and enjoyable walk including deserted quarries leading to the Three Shires Head. We left out the extra loop from the bridge and headed directly back to the start point. Walk is marked as easy and there is not much climbing but some of the route is rocky and a pole or two helps and tricky for the infirm It needs care with the route - you do need the map and we were glad we had a compass. Well worth doing - we will do it again.
The best way to locate thre start point is to use the map reference on a satnav.

Very difficult to locate walk start. Descended path by chimney, but no path to the left as walk instructed, only sign pointing to the right. Disappointing.

A really nice walk, great instructions, you can easily shorten the walk like we did as I was unwell on the day we took the walk, 3 shores head is a very busy point in the walk but the majority of the walk we had the paths to ourselves..although that may be different in summer months!

The details of the walk were well set out in the downloaded map and instructions. The walk was of interest for adults, less so for the children who accompanied us.