One of the reasons we love walking in the Peak District is the rich history we get to learn about as we make our way through its villages and landscape. With families having lived in the area for many generations, there are fantastic tales passed down through hundreds of years for us to hear. As […]
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It may come as a surprise to learn that Tideswell is the second-largest settlement in the Peak District. Despite a population of around 1,700 and great array of shops, pubs and restaurants, it’s not as busy with tourists as some other villages. Despite this it’s a lively base for a weekend break, with historic features […]
The village of Baslow sits just on the edge of the grounds of Chatsworth Park, with its stately surroundings reflected in the houses, restaurants and shops of the village. Get outside the village though and you are soon hiking up onto rugged gritstone edges, with dramatic views across the Dark Peak. If you’re looking for […]
Situated in the Derbyshire Dales on the edge of the Peak District, Wirksworth is a delightful town, rich in local culture and tradition. If you’re heading to the area for a weekend or mid-week walking break you won’t run out of things to do! Delightful local walking routes are easy to combine with mooching around […]
Castleton is one of the Peak Districts most popular villages. A fantastic weekend base for walkers who want to head out into the hills during the day and enjoy the village in the evening, or if you’re lucky enough to visit mid-week this 3-day itinerary works perfectly too. If you’re lucky enough to have a […]
Having reduced mobility, being in a wheelchair, or pushing a pushchair shouldn’t exclude anyone from enjoying the beautiful Peak District landscape. The Act of Parliament passed to establish National Parks spoke of providing recreational opportunities for the public, and that should mean all members of the public. Rocky paths, peat bogs, steep gradients and stone […]
Easter in the Peak District brings new life. With lambs grazing in the fields and flowers and trees bursting into life it really is a joyous time to be out walking. And, with the long bank holiday weekend and Easter holidays many people have a little more time than usual to explore. We all know […]
Whoever you’re visiting the Peak District with, or if you’re going solo, it’s always sure to stir the heartstrings! If you’re going as a couple though, and want to add a little romance to your visit, we’ve got some great ideas for you. We’ve picked some of our favourite things to do together in the […]
This walk from the lovely town of Bakewell in the Peak District takes you to the grounds of Chatsworth House and through the unique village of Edensor, with woodland and open views along the way. From the bustling market town of Bakewell you head up and across Bakewell Golf Course into Manners Wood, named after […]
The Peak District can be a very busy place with parking spots in some places filling up fast. We always like to make the start of our Peak District Walks easy to find and access. In every walk description you’ll find the best places to park for the walk, but did you realise we also […]
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