I think if you was to just do a small part of it then yes however its quite steep in places and probably not the safest for children that young as under 5.

Park in Hayfield, use ordnance survey map OL1. Look for Kinder Reservoir, then walk up past this and you'll find waterfalls, rock formations and a decent hill climb

It might be rather tiring as the ground is uneven and there are quite some steps on the way up Jacobs Ladder. It would be a challenge so I would recommend going with a friend who is patient and will stick by you. I would give it at least 8 hours maybe more.

Jacobs ladder, park at Upper Booth, a solid surface and is easy to follow path. A two year old is going to struggle with the terrain and distance.

I usually park at Bowden Bridge car park or side of the road for free parking if I'm doing Kinder Scout from Hayfield end. It is just over 3 miles from the car park to the Kinder Downfall walking past the Kinder Reservoir. It would take approx. 1.5 hours at a steady pace as it can be a little difficult; there are great views along the way. The paths are well trodden and easy to navigate. You could do a slightly different route down to the reservoir to save repeating yourself if you fancy. Hope you enjoy the walk

To be honest it's not a challenging route most ways, theres a local centre with a map and depending on how long you have to spend you can pick a route

Depends from where you wanne start. There are several routes possible.. you can start from edale car park S33 7ZL you can start from the Hope Valley car park. S33 6RD Or Bowden Bridge Car Park SK22

Hi The best route would be from the Hayfield car park over the bridge and start the ascend. It is a well trodden pathway, so no need for a map. I would recommend going on a free walking tour with the Peak District Rangers as their local knowledge and experience is simply magnificent. Plz just call them up to arrange a free tour. Plz see my review if you get the chance. Happy rambling ! Denise and Koda