walkers and hikers. Joggers compete in a race every Friday evening in the summer months. The path around Dovestone is well maintained, gravelled and relatively flat. Leading off its circular path are paths to Chew Reservoir, towards the car park at Binn Green and along the Greenfield Valley past the Yeoman Hey and Greenfield Reservoirs. Dovestone Sailing Club uses the reservoir. The Chew Valley is a gritstone climbing area visited by climbers and boulderers Started in 1999, the "Life for a Life" plantation allows people to pay to have a tree planted in the name of a loved one. More than 700 trees have been planted. In 2010, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds established an interest in the area, and decided to manage the surrounding moorland and woodland, in association with United Utilities. The Peak District Boundary Walk runs along the path on the dam's embankment. References External links Walk the lakes: photographs of the Dovestone Group Link to image of Ashway Gap House Dove Stone Heritage: a Ranger's View Reservoirs of the Peak District Tourist attractions in the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham Reservoirs in Greater Manchester