‘Peak District Walks’ is designed for anyone who wants to go walking or hiking in the Peak District National Park.
Whether you’re a beginner, new to the area or you have been walking for years. If you love walking and have a passion for getting outdoors this is the place for you to plan your walks.
Whether you’re looking for short walks, long walks or maybe waterfall walks or cave walks, we have plenty for you to choose from.
Our walks are perfect for everyone, from solo walkers, to groups of friends and family or maybe even you’ve been challenged to find a walk for your work colleagues to do!
Peak District Walks are all individual walks that have been personally walked by Becky Angell from Becky the Traveller. She gets out in all weathers to try new walks, but always returns on the sunny days to get good photos! New to the team is Ben Hales who has hiked all over the Peak District on various challenges.
New walks are added weekly so if you can’t find what you want be sure to come back soon. Or better still drop me an email and I will try and find a walk for you.
Keep reading now to find the perfect walk for you.
There are four different ways you can choose the walk that’s right for you.
In April 2021, the Peak District National Park celebrates its 70th birthday! Read here how you can get involved and celebrate.
Peak District Walks have now launched their charity iron-on embroidered patch raising funds for the Edale Mountain Rescue Team (charity no. 1138626) - one of the busiest mountain rescue teams in the UK.
Order our Mam Tor charity patch now or our latest Kinder Scout patch. Please visit our shop below. If you'd like to know when new designs are created, join our mailing list here to be notified.
More information about the charity project here.
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Patches
If you want to check out a few Peak District gift ideas for someone that loves the Peak District then you can find them here?
Which gifts would you like? View the guide right here.
gift ideasNo idea which walk to do first! With so many walks in the Peak District, if you’re new to the area or new to walking then it might all be a might overwhelming.
Here I’ve picked some of my Peak District favourites walks to start you off.
Find out which maps you need for your walk. There are two maps that cover the Peak District National Park.
There’s also information on using online mapping via Ordnance Survey which is great to use alongside a paper map and compass.
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Maja from Away with Maja – ‘We did your Dovestones/Saddleworth walk yesterday from the ‘Peak District Walks’ website. Great route and the post was super helpful. ? Thanks for the inspiration!’
We have some great family walks in the Peak District, from shorter walks to medium ones but with a few fun things for kids to enjoy.
If you’re looking for a family walk then check out the Chee Dale stepping stones walk or maybe Robin Hood’s Stride – both great walks that all the family will enjoy.
We also have a range of routes that offer more adventure without too many miles, perfect for children who want to climb their first mountain (or feel like they have!) Check out the Chrome Hill walk, Grindslow Knoll (with a short scramble) or Thorpe Cloud for some uphill hikes with the best views in the Peak District!
Here are a few routes that you might like to try.
Love doing longer and more challenging hikes? I do enjoy a good long walk so you’ll be able to find a range of long circular Peak District walks, as well as a few linear ones too.
You can find a range of long walks and hikes here or simply search via the long walks category.
There are eight YHA’s in the Peak District National Park.
Perfect for a longer trip to the Peak District. Here you can find the best walks to do from each YHA.
