Category Archives: Hiking tips

How to Spend the Perfect Walking Weekend in Tideswell (3-DAY ITINERARY)

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 […]

Top Ten Romantic Things to do in the Peak District

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 […]

Best Peak District Walks Accessible by Public Transport

Bamford train station sign

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 […]

11 Things To Do When You CAN’T Go Hiking!

Becky Angell

Whilst the UK is being battered by storms from the Atlantic, Dudley and Eugine, I guess we won’t forget those names! You may feel frustrated that you can’t go out hiking. Or maybe that’s me as I was planning on starting the Pennine Way on Friday (yes, I couldn’t have picked a worse day!) But […]

Hiking Tips – A Guide to Solo Hiking

Becky hiking on rocky terrain

Here is my mini series of hiking tips to improve your knowledge and enjoyment whilst exploring the Peak District. The tips are aimed at beginner walkers but even the most experienced hikers might find tips they hadn’t thought of! The first guide is aimed at solo hiking. Maybe you’ve never tried walking on your own […]