Notices at the ends of this say "Not suitable for motor transport" however a car with a relatively short wheelbase and a bit higher than normal clearance can manage it with care - off-roaders would breeze it.

This has been closed with barriers to cars and horse drawn carriages for several years. This is because of a land slip. It used to be well traveled (I used it many times on past visits) and was a useful link between Eyam and Grindleford.
The slip area is relatively short, and (speaking to locals) would not be a particularly difficult repair.

This is the entrance to Bloom Bar and Grill
Good food most afternoons and evenings

There is a path here quite straight down the hill from very slightly to the South of the Westward seat, to very slightly North of the Eastern seat.
Both the seats have been here for several years. The path has been here a lot longer.

Apparently these roads have been significantly changed in the last three years - along with the buildings

Sunken track in a gully. Long very steep hill. Fortunately there is a bench at the top (near here)

Very easy to miss this. Go down steps.

There are two CCS type 2 EV chargers here

This is an extremely dangerous climb. There are no true steps, just fairly random rocks. Very slippery when wet, and it's a long way down to the stream :(