From mid-July to early September, the Peak District bursts into colour as the heather blooms across the moors. If you've ever walked through a sea of purple under big skies, you’ll know just how magical it feels. I try to catch the Peak District heather every year - there's just something about those wild, open landscapes mixed with the soft haze of heather that makes even a short walk feel ... READ MORE »
Coniston Fells Circular Walk | Wetherlam, Swirl How, Old Man of Coniston + More (7 Wainwrights)
If you're after a proper big day out in the Lake District, this Coniston Fells circular walk is a belter. We ticked off seven Wainwrights in this 13.5 mile walk - starting with Wetherlam, looping over Swirl How, Great Carrs, Grey Friar, Brim Fell, the Old Man of Coniston and finishing on Dow Crag. It’s a full-on ridge walk with cracking views, a bit of everything terrain-wise and enough elevation ... READ MORE »
The Source of the River Derwent | 12 Miles
This 12 mile hike heads up onto the rugged Bleaklow and Howden Moors, visiting Bleaklow Stones, Grinah Stones, Barrow Stones, the source of the River Derwent and Ronksley Cabins before returning via Far Small Clough. This is a walk for those who love peace and quiet and hiking away from the crowds - it's rare to see anyone else up on these moors! ... READ MORE »
Castleton Circular Walk via Cave Dale and Pin Dale | 5 Miles
Looking for a walk steeped in geology and medieval history? This Castleton circular walk visits Cave Dale and Pin Dale, both rich in lead mining history, and is just under 5 miles. ... READ MORE »
How to Find Slater Bridge
If you’ve ever seen a photo of Slater Bridge (or Slaters Bridge), chances are it’s stuck with you - this quirky little packhorse bridge tucked away in Little Langdale is one of the most picturesque spots in the Lake District. It’s the kind of place that looks like it’s fallen out of a storybook. We started our walk from the Three Shires Inn in Little Langdale and followed a short circular route to ... READ MORE »
Derbyshire 3 Peaks | 18 Miles
If you're after a proper challenge walk in the Peak District, the Derbyshire 3 Peaks walk ticks all the boxes. This 18.5-mile route takes on three of the area's highest points - Kinder Scout, Bleaklow and Higher Shelf Stones - with a total elevation gain of around 2,750ft (that’s roughly 840m). It’s a challenging day out, but you’ll be rewarded with dramatic moorland views, sweeping gritstone ... READ MORE »
Holme Fell, Black Fell and Tarn Hows Waterfalls | 7 Miles
This walk visits two of the smallest Wainwrights - Holme Fell and Black Fell. Whilst smaller in height, they do pack a punch when it comes to views. This 7 mile walk also visits the spectacular Tarn Hows waterfalls, hidden away in the woods. ... READ MORE »
Winnats Pass Scramble Walk [+ Best View Points!] | 3 Miles
Looking for a Castleton walk with a bit more adventure? This Winnats Pass scramble walk is just the thing - a fun climb, views for days and all in less than 3 miles! ... READ MORE »
How to Find Three Shires Head
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 »
Peak District Pub Walks
Here's a list of amazing Peak District pub walks. Whether you want a short walk to a family-friendly pub or are looking for a full day hike that ends with a cosy fire and a pint of something, you'll find a walk to suit here! Derbyshire Pub Walks Edale Pub Walks Edale is a classic starting point for many a Peak District walk, and is home to a couple of great pubs - The Rambler ... READ MORE »
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