In the summer of 1665, the Black Death came to the village of Eyam in a package of materials from London. Soon after the outbreak, residents decided to quarantine themselves – a brave decision that ultimately stopped the disease from spreading beyond the village.



This leisurely loop takes you to historic… read more

A set of rocks that hero Robin Hood leapt across, an ancient stone circle, an unusual hermit’s cave, breathtaking views and idyllic countryside – this action-packed hike is perfect for the whole family.



The route starts from the peaceful village of Elton. Whilst there isn’t a car park, sensible roadside… read more

This hike explores the historic market town of Bakewell and heads along a former railway line to Monsal Head, where one of the finest views in the Peak District awaits. Suitable for all abilities and young children, this is a great little jaunt that’s packed with interest.



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Dovedale is one of the most popular spots in the Peak District for families to revel in nature.



And for good reason. The idyllic nature reserve has crystal clear water to splash in, iconic river stepping stones to skip over, ancient caves to explore, plus internationally important ash woodlands, grasslands… read more

Mam Tor is a Peak District legend. Known as the ‘shivering mountain’ due to its tendency for movement and landslides, the folkloric hill sits on the White Peak and Dark Peak boundary. Expect photogenic views, poetic topography and classic hiking throughout this Tour.



From the car park, follow the main… read more

From the honeypot idyll of Monsal Dale to the wildlife haven of Deep Dale, via patchwork farmland, pretty villages, fragrant woodlands and medieval bridges – this Tour is as varied as it is beautiful.



The hike begins at the honesty-box car park in Ashford. Climb out of the village into pretty farmland… read more

Rugged moors and gritstone escarpments, wildflower meadows and lazy riversides, characterful villages and fragrant woodlands – this Tour showcases the spectacular variety of Peak District hikes.



The gritstone escarpment that forms Baslow Edge, Curbar Edge and Froggatt Edge is one of the most iconic spots… read more

Lathkill Dale and Bradford Dale are among the prettiest in the Peak District. Boasting clear rivers, idyllic waterside meadows, abundant wildlife, tranquil woodlands and even an opportunity for a wild swim, you can expect a real slice of rural idyll on this Tour.



Head left out of the car park and take… read more

Myths, legends and magical beauty all combine on this hike, which explores the ancient ceremonial sites of Robin Hood’s Stride and Stanton Moor. You also take in lower Lathkill Dale plus idyllic countryside around Haddon Hall.



The Tour starts from the traditional village of Birchover. Whilst there isn… read more

Parkhouse and Chrome are some of the most distinctive hills in the Peak District. Instantly recognisable for their dragon’s back-like appearance, these exhilarating ridges boast jaw-dropping panoramas and an unforgettable hiking experience.



This loop takes you over these two iconic hills, whilst bagging… read more

Kinder Scout is one of the most iconic places in the Peak District. The highest point in the national park and the location of the mass trespass in 1932, which paved the way for our right to explore the countryside today, this moorland plateau is as historic as it is beautiful.



Tours here are always… read more

A stately home standing proudly on the horizon. The River Derwent meandering gently through meadows. Picturesque parkland separated by ancient hedgerows, dry-stone walls, chocolate-box villages and pockets of woodland – hikes around the Chatsworth Estate are always a refined step back in time.



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This loop reveals the splendour of the southern Peak District. Combining Dovedale, Milldale, Wolfscote Dale and Hall Dale, this idyllic Tour boasts crystal-clear waterways, iconic rock formations, abundant wildlife and breathtaking views.



From the National Trust car park, head right along the lane and… read more

The scenery around Ladybower can change in a heartbeat. From glassy lakeside to gritstone escarpment, wild moorland to gentle farmland, pine woodlands to deciduous copses, breathtaking hilltops to sheltered valleys – the variation is utterly intoxicating.



This challenging loop takes you to some prized… read more