This circular ridge walk offers breathtaking views of the Edale Valley, Hope Valley, and the edge of Kinder Scout, and is a must do hike if you’re visiting the Peak District.
Whether you're looking for a peaceful walk through the countryside or a more strenuous hike up into the hills, you'll find it all in the Peak District.
The Peak District is a beautiful a national park located in central and northern England, it’s home to a wide range of landscapes, from rolling hills and valleys to rugged moorlands and peaks. It offers a variety of outdoor activities but is very popular for hiking!
From easy walks through the countryside to more challenging routes through the hills and mountains, the park has something for everyone. This guidebook highlights some of the best hikes in the Peak District, featuring some of the region's most stunning and iconic landscapes.
This circular ridge walk offers breathtaking views of the Edale Valley, Hope Valley, and the edge of Kinder Scout, and is a must do hike if you’re visiting the Peak District.
A great walking route with beautiful views overlooking the surrounding moorlands and Ladybower reservoir
A beautiful circular walk taking you to the Three Shires Head - a point where three English counties converge!
A mellow walk around the Dovestone, Yeoman Hey and Greenfield Reservoirs.
A must do walk leading you to Thor’s Cave - an iconic natural cavern perched on the side of the Manifold Valley.
Re-trace the steps of the Kinder Scout Mass Trespass of 1932