Wildboarclough Circular via Shuttlingsloe (7 miles) 🥾 Community Route — shared via Outdoor Active A classic Peak District circuit that delivers maximum variety for minimal mileage. This challenging route ascends the 'Matterhorn of Cheshire' (Shutlingsloe), traverses the wild moorland edges of Wildboarclough, and descends into the serene, pine-scented valleys of Macclesfield Forest. This walk is a masterclass in the diverse landscapes of the Eastern Peaks. ⚠️ Please note: This route has been created and shared by an Outdoor Active community member. It has not been checked or verified by Let's Go Peak District. Please read the full walk description carefully, check weather and ground conditions...
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Castleton and Bradwell Moor Circular Walk (7 miles)
Castleton and Bradwell Moor Circular Walk (7 miles) 🥾 Community Route — shared via Outdoor Active A magnificent 7-mile circular walk from Castleton, linking historic landmarks with wide-open moorland. This route visits the peaceful Church of Saint Edmund, the Castleton War Memorial, the imposing ruins of Peveril Castle, and the breezy summit trig point on Bradwell Moor. Along the way, enjoy superb views over the Hope Valley and, on fine days, watch fixed-wing gliders soaring from Abney Gliding Club. ⚠️ Please note: This route has been created and shared by an Outdoor Active community member. It has not been checked or verified by Let's Go...
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Buxton Circular Walk to Errwood Reservoir (9 miles)
Buxton Circular Walk to Errwood Reservoir (9 miles) 🥾 Community Route — shared via Outdoor Active This 9-mile circular walk from Grin Low Car Park is pure Peak District magic. It's a route that delivers breathtaking views, varied terrain, and the serene beauty of Errwood Reservoir – all within easy reach of Buxton. From moorland panoramas to peaceful waterside pauses, from ancient tracks to disused railway paths, this walk has everything that makes the National Park special. A moderate challenge with some steep sections, it rewards every step with ever-changing scenery and a genuine sense of achievement. Lace up your boots and discover why this...
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Edale to South Head Circular (10 Miles)
Edale to South Head Circular (10 Miles) 🥾 Community Route — shared via Outdoor Active This challenging 10 mile circular walk from Edale takes in some of the finest high moorland scenery in the Peak District. The route follows the Pennine Way to Jacob's Ladder before climbing to the summit of Mount Famine and South Head. The walk continues across the wild expanse of Brown Knoll. The return leg descends via Chapel Gate and follows quiet footpaths back to the start. With significant ascent and remote terrain, this walk is suited to experienced hikers with good navigation skills. ⚠️ Please note: This route has been...
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Matlock Bath Circular Walk (6 Miles)
Matlock Bath Circular Walk (6 Miles) 🥾 Community Route — shared via Outdoor Active This circular walk around Matlock Bath delivers classic Peak District drama from the very start. Beginning with the dizzying heights of High Tor, the route climbs to Masson Hill before passing iconic landmarks including the Heights of Abraham, St Giles Church, and the Pic Tor war memorial. The return leg follows the scenic Lovers Walk. ⚠️ Please note: This route has been created and shared by an Outdoor Active community member. It has not been checked or verified by Let's Go Peak District. Please read the full walk description carefully, check...
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Macclesfield Forest Walk (8 Miles)
Macclesfield Forest Walk (8 Miles) 🥾 Community Route — shared via Outdoor Active Explore the best of Macclesfield Forest on this circular walk, a superb route that takes in the scenic trio of Ridgegate, Bottoms, and Teggsnose reservoirs. With breathtaking views from Nessit Hill and a convenient stop at the historic Leathers Smithy pub halfway round, this trail offers a perfect day out. Free parking is available on the eastern hilltop, so just pack your gear and enjoy the adventure. ⚠️ Please note: This route has been created and shared by an Outdoor Active community member. It has not been checked or verified by Let's...
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Derwent Edge Walk (9 Miles)
Derwent Edge Walk (9 Miles) 🥾 Community Route — shared via Outdoor Active A grand ridge walk from Derwent Dam, climbing steeply to Back Tor then striding along Derwent Edge past iconic gritstone tors to Whinstone Lee Tor. Return along the peaceful shores of Ladybower Reservoir. Big skies, weird rocks, proper Peak District. ⚠️ Please note: This route has been created and shared by an Outdoor Active community member. It has not been checked or verified by Let's Go Peak District. Please read the full walk description carefully, check weather and ground conditions before setting out, and look to community reviews and comments on Outdoor...
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Alton Towers Complete Ride Guide: Every Coaster, Family Ride, Gardens & Peak District Stays
⏱️ Live Queue Times 🔥 Ride Guide Alton Towers Complete Ride Guide Every Coaster, Family Ride, Gardens & Peak District Stays 🎢 7 Coasters 🏆 14 Inversions (The Smiler) ⏱️ Queue Reduction Tips If you are planning a trip to the Staffordshire countryside, few days out match the excitement of Alton Towers Resort. Britain's biggest theme park sits in a stunning woodland valley, just a stone's throw from the southern edge of the Peak District National Park. This guide covers every ride, every attraction, every height restriction, and every insider tip you will ever need. And because you are reading this on Let's Go Peak...
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Peak District Ancient Sites: Your Complete Guide
Peak District Ancient Sites: Your Complete Guide The Peak District is rich in ancient history, with sites dating back thousands of years. From Neolithic stone circles and Bronze Age burial mounds to mysterious carved rocks and mythical chasms, the Peak District offers a fascinating journey through prehistoric Britain. Whether you're fascinated by prehistory or mythology or simply want to explore the Peak District's mysterious side, these ancient sites offer a fascinating glimpse into thousands of years of human history. Quick Links to Ancient Sites Ancient SitesEraBest ForArbor LowNeolithic (2500 BC)History lovers, photographersNine Ladies Stone CircleBronze Age (2000 BC)Mythology, peaceful walksMinninglowNeolithic (5000 BC)Ancient history, woodland walksRowtor Rocks17th...
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Peak District Family Attractions: Your Complete Guide
Peak District Family Attractions: Your Complete Guide The Peak District is a fantastic destination for families, with a wealth of attractions that cater to children of all ages. From theme parks and heritage railways to caverns and stately homes with adventure playgrounds, there's something to keep every member of the family entertained. Whether you're looking for thrilling rides, underground adventures, or peaceful walks with plenty of kid-friendly distractions, the Peak District delivers. Quick Links to Family Attractions AttractionAge RangeBest ForAlton TowersAll agesThrill rides, family funGulliver's Kingdom2-13 yearsTheme park, younger childrenHeights of AbrahamAll agesCable car, caverns, playgroundsCrich Tramway VillageAll agesHeritage trams, period villagePeak RailAll agesSteam trains, family...
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