Peak District National Park
Britain’s first National Park, with countless views to enjoy, hills to hike, stately homes and lovely villages.
ViewExplore a diverse range of nature reserves, woodlands, wetlands, parkland and wildlife.
Britain’s first National Park, with countless views to enjoy, hills to hike, stately homes and lovely villages.
ViewChatsworth home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, is renowned for its rich history and array of art and its garden.
ViewStanton Moor is an area of moorland and gritstone rocks and home to the Nine Ladies Stone Circle
ViewHall Leys Park is a picturesque park with a variety of activities including play area, splash pool, skatepark, electric boats and mini railway.
ViewCromford Canal is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is a haven for water vole
ViewBelper River Gardens, adjacent to Strutt's North Mill offer a tranquil setting to view the River Derwent.
ViewBelper Rowing Boats can be hired during the summer at Belper River Gardens.
ViewAttenborough Nature Reserve is an outstanding complex of flooded former gravel pits and islands providing exceptional wildlife habitat.
ViewDerwent Gardens comprise thermal springs creating pools, with grotos and alcoves creating unique riverside gardens
Whistlestop Café and Discovery Centre in the Grade II listed station building provide a welcoming gateway for passengers at Matlock Bath.
ViewBlack Rocks is a popular walking and climbing area off the High Peak Trail. with superb views over Cromford and Matlock Bath.
ViewCromford Canal Narrow Boat Cruises operate the historic narrow boat Birdswood.
ViewHigh Peak Junction is home some of the earliest railway buildings in the world.
ViewHigh Peak Trail is a 17.5 mile walking and cycling trail near Cromford
ViewMiddleton Top Countryside Centre on the High Peak Trail offers delightful views.
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