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Walk, Climb and Cycle from your front door...
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Things to do and see...
Curbar Edge 30 Mins 10 Mins 4 Mins
grit-stone edges with heart stopping views
out across the Peaks.
Froggatt Edge 30 Mins 10 Mins 5 Mins
grit-stone edges with heart stopping views out
across the Peaks.
Eyam Hall & Museum 20 Mins 10 Mins
a 17 century country house with a fine collection
of tapestries and portraits
Chatsworth 20 Mins 7 Mins
one of the best stately homes in the country with garden,
grounds, farmyard and adventure playground
Bakewell Town 25 Mins 10 Mins
a lovely mellow market town with lots of interesting
shops, pubs and restaurants
Great Hucklow 40 Mins 10 Mins
gliding and paragliding ‘over the edge’
Hassop Cafe and Trail 20 Mins 7 Mins
The Monsal Trail is a traffic-free route for walkers, cyclists,
horse riders and wheelchair users through some of the
Peak District's most spectacular limestone dales.
Monsal Head 45 Mins 15 Mins
fantastic views down into dramatic Monsal Dale
Monsal Trail 45 Mins 15 Mins
a lovely country trail by the side of the river Wye with its
wonderful waterfalls
Stanage Edge 70 Mins 20 Mins
popular place for walkers and for rock climbing with
stunning views of the Dark Peak moorlands and the Hope Valley
Haddon Hall 25 Mins 15 Mins
a beautifully preserved medieval manor house and gardens
Padley Gorge 90 Mins 60 Mins 15 Mins
is a deep but narrow valley. The gorge is wooded with a stream,
the Burbage Brook. This stream used to form the boundary
between Derbyshire and Yorkshire.
Grindleford Railway Station 90 Mins 60 Mins 15 Mins
Tideswell Village 45 Mins 12 Mins
A large, well appointed village set in the limestone uplands.
Tideswell has some fine old buildings and a remarkable church.
Cathedral of the Peak, Tideswell 45 Mins 12 Mins
An historic, grade 1 listed building with in the village of Tideswell.
The site has a recorded history approaching a thousand years,
the current building approximately six hundred and thirty.
Hathersage Village 3 hrs 60 Mins 15 Mins
At the eastern end of the Hope Valley, a large busy village with
rich historical, industrial and literary associations. Hathersage has
become a popular place to visit for those in search of legendary
heroes and literary heroines. By the south door of the church of
St Michael is the grave of Robin Hood's lieutenant, Little John,
who was reputedly born in Hathersage. Peak District, Derbyshire.
Castleton Village 90 Mins 30 Mins
with the famous Blue John Caverns, pubs, restaurants and
shops in a cauldron of hills
Matlock Bath 30 Mins
with its little Switzerland gorge, cable cars and riverside promenade
Heights of Abraham 30 Mins
ride the cable cars and explore the underground caverns
Edale 30 Mins
a dramatic valley and the start of the Pennine Way
Mam Tor 30 Mins
providing one of the finest views in Derbyshire from its summit
Buxton 30 Mins
an elegant spa town with Georgian architecture and super cultural life
Buxton Opera House 30 Mins
a magnificently restored opera house offering a host of
different performances and shows
Buxton Pavilion Gardens 30 Mins
antiques and collectors fairs and lots lots more
Buxton Museum and Art Gallery 30 Mins
take the ‘Time Trail’ back into the mists of Peak District history
Pooles' Cavern Buxton 30 Mins
a spectacular showcave and crystal formations
Dovedale Stepping Stones 40 Mins
Plenty to see as you walk through Ilam village, across
open fields and into the narrow limestone valley