The village of Hayfield was once filled with the noise of cotton and paper mills, calico printing and dye works. It has also been the scene of protest - in 1830 a mob of 1000 mill workers gathered to demand a living wage and 11 men appeared at Derby Assizes as a result.
102 years later Hayfield was the starting point for the ‘mass trespass' of ramblers onto Kinder Scout which eventually resulted in 'the right to roam'.
Hayfield is now a tourist destination and offers many little cafés and restaurants.
Serious walkers head to the russet expanse of the Kinder plateau.
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