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The Great Outdoors

Welcome to the ultimate playground for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The Great Outdoors is the very heart of the Peak District, offering an endless tapestry of experiences across its beautiful National Park. Lose yourself in the wild beauty of the Dark Peak’s gritstone edges and moody moorlands, or explore the lush, green pastures and gentle limestone dales of the White Peak. Beyond the classic hikes, this is a place for exhilarating adventures – from rock climbing on iconic crags and cycling the traffic-free Monsal Trail to horse riding through picturesque valleys and trying your hand at watersports on our serene reservoirs. Whatever your passion, the great outdoors here is an invitation to explore, discover, and breathe deep.

Results For The Great Outdoors Listings

Arbor Low

One of the most important Neolithic sites in the UK

cat-icon Arbor Low Stone Circle and Gib Hill Barrow, Long Rake, Monyash, Derbyshire, UK

Kinder Scout

The highest point in the Peak District

cat-icon Kinder Scout, High Peak, UK

Stanage Edge

Stunning gritstone edge in the Dark Peak

cat-icon Stanage Edge, Hope Valley, UK

Rowtor Rocks

Mysterious cave complex with intriguing Druid carvings

Dovedale

Stunning limestone valley with picture-perfect stepping stones

cat-icon Dovedale, Ashbourne, UK

The Tissington Trail

13 mile long traffic-free trail for walkers, riders and cyclists, from Parsley Hay to Ashbourne

cat-icon Tissington Trail Car Park, Ashbourne, Ashbourne, UK

The Monsal Trail

A traffic-free path running for 8.5 miles between Bakewell and Chee Dale

The High Peak Trail

A traffic-free path that runs for 17 miles between Dowlow and High Peak Junction

cat-icon High Peak Junction, Cromford Hill, Matlock, UK

Ladybower Reservoir and the Upper Derwent Valley

The historic reservoirs of the Upper Derwent Valley

cat-icon Ladybower Reservoir, Hope Valley, UK

Minninglow

Mysterious Early Neolithic burial site

cat-icon Minninglow, Ballidon, Matlock, UK

Coombs Dale

A hidden, secret limestone valley, once the haunt of a notorious highwayman

cat-icon Stoney Middleton, Hope Valley, UK

Padley Gorge

Beautiful ancient woodland, home to rare wildlife and plant life

cat-icon Padley Gorge, Hope Valley, UK

Carsington Water

Beautiful reservoir for leisure activities and wildlife-spotting

cat-icon Carsington Water, United Kingdom

Thor’s Cave

Magnificent natural cave in the Staffordshire Peak District

cat-icon Thor's Cave, Wetton, Ashbourne, UK

The Roaches

A stunning gritstone ridge in the Staffordshire Peak District

cat-icon The Roaches, Leek, UK

The Lumsdale Valley

Historic collection of ruined mills set alongside stunning waterfalls

cat-icon Lumsdale Falls, Lumsdale, Matlock, UK

The Manifold Way

A beautiful trail that runs for 8 miles through the Staffordshire Peak District countryside

cat-icon Hulme End, Buxton, UK

Lud’s Church

Dark chasm full of legends and history in the Staffordshire Peak District

cat-icon Lud's Church, Macclesfield, Buxton, UK

Kinder Scout

The highest point in the Peak District

cat-icon Kinder Scout, High Peak, UK

Nine Ladies Stone Circle

Bronze Age Stone Circle in the Derbyshire Peak District

cat-icon Nine Ladies Stone Circle, Lees Road, Stanton in Peak, Matlock, UK