Cressbrook Mill

Some of our favourite walks in this list 😁

Here's one for those people who love a LONG walk, these routes are from 13 to 23 miles.

Let us known if you enjoy longer walks and we'll look to get some more routes on the website soon.

Click here to find all the walks...

https://peakdistrictwalks.net/category/long-walks/

FANCY A WEEKEND WALK? Our lovely Bakewell via Ashford-in-the-Water circular walk (5.7 miles) takes you along the banks of the River Wye from the ancient market town of Bakewell into the picture-perfect village of Ashford-in-the-Water. From there the route heads up through pastureland onto the Monsal Trail, before returning on quiet field paths to Bakewell. There are stiles and squeeze stiles, although no terribly steep ascents or descents. Bakewell has a great number of cafes, restaurants, pubs and sandwich shops - not to mention stockists of Bakewell Pudding! - for refreshments before or after your walk. The village of Ashford-in-the-Water is your halfway point and is also well served with a pub and a tea room, as well as the most delightful riverbank as a picnic venue. There is plenty of public car parking available in Bakewell (fees apply).

IMPORTANT NOTE! Please treat this beautiful landscape with the respect it deserves. Take all your litter home with you, keep dogs on leads when walking through livestock, and remember that barbecues are not permitted in any part of the Peak District National Park.

Follow the route: https://letsgopeakdistrict.co.uk/bakewell-to-ashford-in-the-water-6-miles/

Sat 13th May - Tideswell Food Festival

There will be artisan makers and bakers and tasty things to eat as popular Peak District food festival returns The 12th annual Food Festival will take place in Tideswell next month and organisers say the event has grown so much over the years.

Traffic jam at Winnats Pass in the Peak District 🐑🐑🐑

Did you know, the name ‘Winnats’ comes from ‘Windy Gates’ because this is one of the windier entrances into Castleton and the beautiful Hope Valley! 💨

This stunning limestone valley was once under a tropical sea, and the landscape is full of fossils of sea creatures that lived here over 350 million years ago 🦀

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Lovely spot for a walk followed by a beer

Lathkil Hotel, Over Haddon | Peak District | #1 EPIC Views The Lathkil Hotel is perched on the hillside of Lathkill Dale enjoying the most spectacular and unrivalled panoramic views of any pub in the Peak District.

Fascinating Eyam, the Peak District's Plague Village The beautiful village of Eyam offers a perfect day out for visitors to this part of the Peak District. Set in a stunning location, it has a fascinating and

One of our favourite places….

Clear, frosty mornings, views for days, and a mighty fine gate. Could I ask for anything more?! This is the view from Bretton looking over the stretching White Peak countryside, criss-crossed with limestone walls, towards Cressbrook Dale and Wardlow Hay Cop. It's a view I've admired in many different seasons and lights, but there's always something new to spot in the landscape.

📍 Bretton, Peak District, England

Beautiful Eyam Walk via Stoney Middleton (5.5 miles) This beautiful Eyam Walk is a Figure of 8 with Eyam at the centre, taking you out to lovely Stoney Middleton in one direction and along Eyam Edge in the other.

It was cold in the Monsal Trail tunnels today