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Buxton, in the heart of the Peak District National Park, is known as the coldest and highest market town in England. This picturesque spa town offers a range of experiences, from the underground within Poole’s Cavern to the architectural splendours of Buxton Crescent. Whether you seek the thrilling heights of adventure at Go Ape or …
🥾Jump to Route & Map Imagine standing atop the majestic Grin Low hill, gazing out over the encompassing landscape from Solomon’s Temple. With whispers of the past lingering in the air, this Victorian folly tells tales of Bronze Age settlers, limestone industries, and Victorian philanthropy, while presenting a panoramic spectacle of Buxton and the stunning …
The idea of a multiday walking holiday might put the fear of God into you, but it shouldn’t. Not if you go about it the right way. Aim to walk a manageable 10-12 miles a day and make sure your route is mainly offroad and involves ambling through as many quaint Peak District towns and …
🥾Jump to Route & Map Bamford Edge boasts stunning views over the iconic Ladybower Reservoir in the heart of the Peak District. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or prefer a relaxed walk, this guide covers everything you need for the journey ahead. I’ll tackle parking concerns, provide insider tips, and walk you through both the …
🥾Jump to Route & Map Embark on a refreshing journey to Hen Cloud, a serene and picturesque hill nestled within the charming Roaches area of the Peak District. Offering breathtaking views, Hen Cloud is perfect for those wishing to soak in the serene beauty of the Staffordshire countryside. Whether you’re a seasoned rambler or just …
The hights of Abraham is one of the most popular things to do in the Peak District. The historic hilltop estate, perched above Matlock Bath and accessed by cable car, offers a range of family activities, including viewing points, cave tours, playgrounds, and museums, to keep the whole family entertained. My Verdict: “The Heights of …
🥾Jump to Route & Map Explore the breathtaking Curbar Edge walk, a high cliff edge offering stunning views over Derwent Valley and wider Peak District National Park. Lace up your walking boots—here’s everything you need to know before your visit. Getting to Curbar Edge Curbar Edge is easiest to access by car, with parking available …
🥾Jump to Route & Map Discover the charm of Win Hill, a beautiful hill nestled around some of the most iconic Peak District spots, known for its steep ascents, panoramic views, and a historic battle from long ago. This guide is your companion to explore, providing essential details about access, parking, walking routes, local facilities, …
🥾Jump to Route & Map Explore Shining Tor, the highest point in Cheshire, nestled above the stunning Goyt Valley. This guide provides routes for both leisurely walks and more challenging hikes. Set your sights high, and get ready to lace up your boots! Getting to Shining Tor To reach Shining Tor, you’ll need to drive …
Errwood Reservoir in the heart of Goyt Valley is a haven for hikers and history enthusiasts alike. Offering captivating views and tranquil walks in the surrounding area. Dive into this guide to make the most of your visit. Getting to Errwood Reservoir The most practical mode of transportation to Errwood Reservoir is by car. Thankfully, …
