

The Yorkshire Bridge Inn is a family-owned, multi award-winning inn, just a short stroll from the beautiful Ladybower Reservoir in the Peak District National Park.
It’s the ideal place to enjoy local ales, a delicious meal, or to stay over in one of their lovely rooms, some of which are dog-friendly, where you can step out into the most spectacular setting and walk or cycle from the door!
The Yorkshire Bridge Inn’s menus are complemented by a selection of specials, and there’s always a strong focus on regional produce. You don’t get much more local than delicious Ladybower Trout!
Whether you’re setting yourself up for the day with a hearty breakfast, bringing the family for Sunday lunch, or looking for something lighter before heading back out into this stunning part of the Peak District National Park, you won’t be disappointed.





You’ll also find a great selection of real ales, wines, gins and delicious alcohol free drinks.


You can choose your perfect place to relax in at The Yorkshire Bridge Inn. The beautiful, terraced patio has great views of Win Hill and is a real sun trap. The courtyard beer garden is another spot where you can unwind and drink or dine al fresco. Moving indoors, The Conservatory has a bright, modern feel, with views over the valley, whilst The Bridge Room offers a lovely, relaxed dining experience. The bar areas are more of a traditional setting, with an amazing collection of local memorabilia and roaring log burners.


The Yorkshire Bridge Inn is dog-friendly too, so your four-legged friend can enjoy the beautiful scenery as well, and with so many walks from the door, it’s the ideal place to call in for a drink, meal or light bite whilst enjoying your dog walk in this stunning part of The Peak District.
To truly make the most of this stunning location, why not treat yourself to a Peak District break? The Yorkshire Bridge Inn offers high quality Bed & Breakfast accommodation, with 14 comfortable en-suite bedrooms. Many customers come back year after year, for the warm welcome, great facilities and fabulous setting.
All rooms include:

The Yorkshire Bridge Inn has 4 dog-friendly rooms, available by prior arrangement please, for a minimal additional charge (maximum 2 dogs). All dog-friendly rooms are on the lower ground floor to give you easy access to outside space if you need to exercise your dog.





Ladybower Reservoir is the largest of three dams in the Upper Derwent Valley, famed for the Dambuster training runs, the lost villages of Ashopton and Derwent, which lie beneath the waters, and the simply stunning countryside.

The Upper Derwent Valley is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with many fabulous walks and cycle trails straight from the door of The Yorkshire Bridge Inn. A walk up Win Hill or Bamford Edge will reward you with spectacular views across the valley.
Cycles can be hired locally and stored in the covered storage area. Fly fishing is also available on Ladybower Reservoir, and there are golf and horse-riding facilities nearby too. The iconic Stanage Edge, a mecca for rock-climbing enthusiasts, is only a short drive away.
The Yorkshire Bridge Inn is also close to the historic houses of Chatsworth and Haddon Hall, and the market towns of Bakewell and Buxton are within easy reach. There’s so much to see in this wonderful area!
This lovely circular walk takes in some fabulous views around the pretty village of Bamford. It starts and ends at the train station in Bamford (S33 0AH, SK 20747), and is also very close to bus stops on Routes 2C, 100, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275 and 276, so it’s easily accessible by public transport.
The route heads past Bamford Mill and then follows the beautiful Thornhill Trail to the dam across Ladybower Reservoir. From there the route heads through pretty countryside and along quiet village lanes back to the start point.
This is a circular walk of just over 4 miles. For the most part it uses country lanes and clearly-marked trails, although there are some grassy footpaths. There is a stepping stone crossing by Bamford Mill, and be aware that there are some squeeze stiles and a couple of tall stiles that might be difficult for those with reduced mobility. The walk goes right past the lovely Yorkshire Bridge Inn, which serves great pub food and real ales. Allow 2-3 hours to complete this walk at a moderate pace, allowing for rest stops to take in the views.

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