Eyam Hall Eyam Hall Eyam Hall is a beautiful Jacobean country house, built in 1672, just after the plague in Eyam ended. It is still owned and managed by the Wright family, who have lived there for more than eleven generations. The hall and its lovely walled gardens are open to the public on selected days throughout the year, and the old stable yard houses a number of local craft and food shops. Please check Eyam Hall's website HERE for opening dates and times before your visit. You can read more about the fascinating village of Eyam HERE.
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The Peak District Blog
An inspiring Peak District Blog from the folks at the #1 Peak District destination website, Let’s Go Peak District. You will find news, inspiration, facts and lots more… lots, lots more, such as walks in every Peak District county, bike rides, Peak District Voices from those live and work in the Peak District National Park. The Let’s Go Peak District website categorises and makes finding information easy, so some good places to start may be our really popular…
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Surprising Peak District Facts
Exploring the Splendour of the Peak District Peak District Facts: Nestled in the heart of England, the Peak District National Park stands as a testament to natural beauty, historical richness, and cultural heritage. As the inaugural National Park of the UK, established in 1951, it spans an impressive landscape that crosses Derbyshire, Cheshire, Staffordshire, Yorkshire, and Greater Manchester. We delve into the myriad wonders of the Peak District, offering insights into its geographical expanse, historical significance, natural wonders, outdoor activities, conservation efforts, and cultural attractions. Geographical Expanse and Diverse Counties The Heart of England's Natural Beauty The Peak District is a beacon of natural beauty,...
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Natural Beauty and Heritage
The Peak District National Park stands as a beacon of natural beauty, rich history, and cultural significance. Spanning an impressive 555 square miles, this national treasure is not only the inaugural member of Britain's national parks but also a testament to the enduring allure of the English countryside. Its landscapes are a tapestry of rugged moorlands, serene valleys, and dramatic hills, each telling a story of geological marvels, human history, and conservation triumphs.
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Cycling Adventures in the Peak District: Your Questions Answered
Biking Trails in the Peak District: The Peak District is well-known for its breathtaking scenery, quaint villages, and wide range of outdoor pursuits. Cycling is one of the most well-liked and thrilling ways to see the natural beauty of the area.
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Discover the Unmatched Charm of the Derwent Valley Mills
Derwent Valley Mills The Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, which is located in the heart of Derbyshire and is a testament to the beginning of the modern industrial era, is a must-visit location for anyone who is interested in history, nature, or innovation. This remarkable site, stretching from the picturesque Matlock Bath in the north to the vibrant city of Derby in the south, offers a unique glimpse into the industrial revolution's impact on the British countryside. With its rich tapestry of historic mill complexes, serene river weirs, quaint villages, and the intertwining paths of rail and canal, the Derwent Valley Mills invite explorers...
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trundl-ing For Good!
trundl-ing For Good! We are delighted to welcome social entrepreneur Hilary Mines to talk about her innovative and unique walking app, trundl, which turns your everyday walks into donations to UK charities! Hil's story is an inspiring tale of overcoming personal challenges to create a force for social good. © Fiona Bailey Photography For three decades Hil, the founder of trundl, a unique UK walking for charity app, has lived near the Peak District and enjoyed many hours exploring its natural beauty. However, in her late forties, circumstances changed dramatically. Not only did she require urgent surgery on a compressed spinal cord, in 2021 she learned that...
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Oaker Farm in the Peak District
Oaker Farm Holiday Cottages offer clean, home-from-home accommodation in three beautiful cottages and a bespoke Shepherd's Hut in the Peak District countryside, near Hope village, offering a perfect location for exploring the area. Oaker Farm Peak District Holidays Oaker Farm Holiday Cottages and Haddy's Hut are owner-managed, providing a home-from-home experience. Located under Lose Hill, they offer stunning views of the Hope Valley, making them ideal for cycling, walking, sightseeing, or simply relaxing. The owners are always available to help ensure a comfortable stay. The farm is only a 20-minute walk from a local pub, which offers home-cooked food and beers. The village of Hope...
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Retro Mini Hire in the Peak District
View the Retro Mini Hire Listing Retro Mini Hire in the Peak District The Mini Cooper, a popular British motor, is the ultimate way to navigate and explore the Peak District in style on one of Retro Mini Hire's self-drive tours. Each self-drive adventure comes complete with a pre-prepared road trip map to follow, jam-packed with top-rated attractions, destinations, and activities to do and see along the way. Matilda, the Classic 1275cc Mini Cooper, is the ultimate way to navigate and explore your way through the Peak District in style. Retro Mini Hire offers a variety of trips to the Peak District, starting at Trentham...
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The Iconic Buxton Crescent Hotel
View the Buxton Crescent Hotel Listing The Buxton Crescent Hotel The Buxton Crescent Hotel, dating back to the 1780s, is a historic landmark and one of England's most architecturally significant buildings. It is a 4-star deluxe boutique hotel located in the beautiful spa town of Buxton in Derbyshire, known for its thermal springs beneath it, which provide natural health benefits. The Buxton Crescent Hotel offers 81 stylish rooms and suites, suitable for business trips, romantic breaks, family getaways, informal gatherings, or hosting a whole wedding party. Some rooms at the Buxton Crescent Hotel are pet-friendly, so your pampered pooch can enjoy luxurious living too. The...
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The Peak District National Park
It reaches into five counties: Derbyshire, Cheshire, Staffordshire, Yorkshire, and Greater Manchester. The park is made up of impressive gritstone edges (Dark Peak), steep limestone dales (White Peak), and rolling hills and farmland (South West Peak). The highest point is Kinder Scout at 2,086ft (636 meters).
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