Peak District Hikes
Three Shires Head is a Peak District gem and is the meeting point of three counties (Derbyshire, Cheshire and Staffordshire). The counties meet at the beautiful Pannier's Pool, where the River Dane cascades under the ancient packhorse bridges. Historically, this boundary point made it a popular and symbolic place, with travellers and traders crossing from one county to another. ... READ MORE »
The Wainwright-bagging continues! This is a 7.6 mile route which ticks off 3 Wainwright fells in the Western Fells: Burnbank Fell (475m), Blake Fell (573m) and Gavel Fell (526m). ... READ MORE »
This is a short walk with lots to see, as you'd expect from the home of the Yorkshire Sculpture Park! This Bretton Park circular walk takes in some of the historical parts of the park, including some hidden gems you might not know about in the 18th Century parkland. At just over 3 miles, it's perfect for a sunny morning walk. ... READ MORE »
Hathersage is a beautiful village in Derbyshire, ideally placed for Peak District walks. It's close to popular routes like Stanage Edge and Higger Tor but is also surrounded by stunning countryside with the River Derwent. This 7 mile walk from Hathersage heads on well-made paths and trails to Abney before returning via the Hathersage Stepping Stones. ... READ MORE »
If you love a walk with a bit of drama, you're going to love these Peak District cave walks. We’re talking secret openings in the hillside, towering rock arches, and caves that look like they belong in a fantasy film. From the iconic Thor's Cave to the hidden gem of Reynard's Cave, every route on this list has something special tucked away. Get ready for some seriously scenic exploring! The ... READ MORE »
This Ladybower walk offers stunning views with minimal effort - using the well made paths and trails that run around Ladybower Reservoir, this route doesn't have steep climbs and there are no stiles, making it a really accessible loop in the Upper Derwent Valley. This route comes in just under 6 miles. ... READ MORE »
Derbyshire has some of the best Peak District walks to try. There are classic hikes, such as Mam Tor and the Great Ridge, hikes from Castleton and Hathersage, and some off the beaten path routes exploring the rugged Derwent Valley. Whether you want a short walk to an amazing viewpoint or sunset spot or a longer, more challenging hike such as the Edale Skyline, here are some Derbyshire Peak ... READ MORE »
If you're the kind of walker who loves a bit of fun along the way, you're going to love these Peak District walks with stepping stones. There’s just something a bit magical about hopping across a river, stone by stone - and the views aren’t bad either! From the well-loved Dovedale stepping stones to the dramatic ones at Cheedale and the more hidden gems near Hathersage, each walk comes with its ... READ MORE »
This beautiful walk will take you high onto the fells above Mungrisdale. The route starts at Mungrisdale with a steep climb to Souther Fell, before crossing Scales Beck and out and back to Mungrisdale Common. It then heads up to Bannerdale Crags, and then climbs to the highest point along this 11 mile route, Bowscale Fell. ... READ MORE »
A classic Peak District scramble, with a twist! This Grindsbrook Clough scramble walk avoids the crowds before visiting Grindslow Knoll, then hiking along the tops to descend via Ringing Roger, and is 7 miles, perfect for a morning or afternoon out on the hills. ... READ MORE »
