Why are parts of the Monsal Trail closed?

Parts of the Monsal Trail are closed on weekdays to allow essential safety work on rocks and trees.

When will the Monsal Trail closures end?

Weekday closures on the Monsal Trail are scheduled to last until the end of February.

Can I still visit the Monsal Trail on weekends?

Yes, the Monsal Trail will be fully open to visitors on weekends throughout the period of weekday closures.

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Derbyshire Trail Closure Alert: Safety Work Underway

23 Jan

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Summary

Parts of the popular Monsal Trail in Derbyshire face weekday closures.
Safety work on rocks and trees necessitates temporary trail restrictions.
Access will be fully restored on weekends throughout the closure period.

Derbyshire Trail Closure Alert: Safety Work Underway

Access to segments of the well-loved Monsal Trail in Derbyshire is currently restricted on weekdays. These temporary closures are in effect until the end of February, allowing the Peak District National Park Authority to conduct crucial safety work. The necessary repairs involve addressing hazards associated with rocks and trees along the route.

Specifically, the sections impacted include Headstone Cutting up to Monsal Dale Viaduct, encompassing Headstone Tunnel, and the stretch from Monsal Dale Viaduct to Millers Dale. The authority has emphasized that the trail will be fully accessible to the public during weekends, mitigating the inconvenience for recreational users.

Visitors are advised to adhere to any posted signage and to exercise caution in the affected areas. The National Park Authority extends its gratitude for the public's patience and understanding as these important safety enhancements are carried out.