Peak District Walks

The Peak District is a walker’s paradise, where rolling hills, dramatic gritstone edges, and charming villages come together to create one of the UK’s best-loved hiking destinations. Whether you’re after a gentle countryside ramble or a windswept climb up a rocky ridge, the Peak District offers a wide variety of routes suitable for all abilities – all set within a landscape of timeless beauty and natural drama.

Kick things off with a classic hike up Mam Tor from Castleton, with sweeping views over the Edale Valley and Hope Valley. Explore the rugged trails along Stanage Edge, or wander the peaceful dales around Dovedale and Lathkill Dale. There’s something for every season, from wildflower-filled meadows in spring to misty moorland adventures in autumn.

Away from the trails, the Peak District is packed with cosy villages like Bakewell, Hathersage, and Eyam, perfect for a post-hike pint or a night in a welcoming B&B. You’ll find everything from traditional inns and country cottages to glamping pods and campsites. And when you’re not walking? Visit grand historic houses like Chatsworth, delve into underground caves, or just soak up the peace and quiet of England’s first national park.

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  Kinder Scout Circular Walk from Edale via Jacob’s Ladder
  This Kinder Scout Circular Walk is one of the classic Peak District adventures and a route that every UK walker should experience at least once. Starting from the village of Edale, the walk climbs steadily onto the vast plateau of Kinder Scout, the highest point in the Peak District National Park.
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  Mam Tor Circular Walk from Castleton
  The Mam Tor Circular is one of the most iconic ridge walks in the Peak District. This 8km loop from Castleton offers unbeatable views, steady climbs, and dramatic landscape shaped by landslides and geology. It’s a classic hike that packs in a lot without needing a full day out.