Glossop: A Vibrant Market Town on the Edge of the Peak District The bustling market town of Glossop is located in the High Peak of Derbyshire, on the northwestern reaches of the Peak District National Park. It is set in spectacular surroundings, has a wealth of history, and lots to offer visitors to the area. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most of your trip to this beautiful Derbyshire town. Glossop – a bustling market town on the edge of the Peak District Ancient History Glossop is...
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Tintwistle
Tintwistle: A Pretty Village in the Longdendale Valley The pretty village of Tintwistle is situated at the western end of the Longdendale Valley, in the very northern edges of the Peak District. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most of your trip to this beautiful Derbyshire village. Tintwistle – a pretty village in the Longdendale Valley Ancient History The village of Tintwistle dates back to the 11th Century, and was mentioned as a settlement in the Domesday Book of 1086. Despite its relatively remote nature, the village...
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Litton
Litton: A Charming White Peak Village in the Heart of Derbyshire Litton has long been overshadowed by its larger neighbour, Tideswell, and was not classed as a village in its own right until the late 18th Century. Despite that, it is an utterly charming White Peak village, small but perfectly formed. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most of your trip to this beautiful Derbyshire village. Litton – a charming White Peak village in the heart of Derbyshire The Village It comprises a cluster of pretty stone...
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Grindleford
Grindleford: A Pretty Peak District Village in the Hope Valley The pretty Peak District village of Grindleford has loads to offer the visitor. Lying alongside the River Derwent, overlooked by the wild moorland of Eyam Moor to the west and the impressive edifice of Froggatt Edge to the east, it is situated in a particularly beautiful part of the Hope Valley. The spectacular Padley Gorge also lies very close by, where Burbage Brook rushes through stunning areas of ancient woodland. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most...
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Tissington
Tissington: A Perfect Peak District Village Tissington is about as perfect a Peak District village as can be imagined. The prettiest of stone cottages are clustered around a gracious stately home, Tissington Hall, in a village complete with a duck pond, six ancient wells, a beautiful church and a lovely tea shop. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most of your trip to this beautiful Derbyshire village. Tissington Village – with the magnificent Tissington Hall at its heart Ancient History There has been a settlement here since...
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Hartington
Hartington has been recognised as an important village since the 13th Century, when it was granted a market charter and became a centre for rural trading for the surrounding villages.
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Wetton and Thor’s Cave
Wetton & Thor's Cave: A Staffordshire Peak District Gem Wetton is a beautiful village in the Staffordshire Peak District, set amidst the stunning scenery of the Manifold Valley. It has everything you could hope for from a White Peak village: pretty stone cottages on twisty lanes, a cosy country pub, an ancient church, and the most magnificent views. Planning a visit? Our comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know, from top attractions and walking routes to practical tips for making the most of your trip to this beautiful Staffordshire village. St Margaret's Church – the most obvious landmark in Wetton The Village The remains...
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The Lost Treasures of Ladybower
The Lost Treasures of Ladybower https://youtu.be/tsCfIqJiMYU Today the Upper Derwent Valley, stretching for miles through steeply wooded hills, is a peaceful place of outstanding beauty. The glassy waters of Howden, Derwent and Ladybower Reservoirs reflect the ever-changing colours of the trees that line their banks, and the high slopes of wild moorland on both sides are home to abundant animal and bird life. The Valley today is a place for carefree weekend recreation too. Every year more than two million people visit the area, with hundreds of thousands of walkers, runners, cyclists and horse riders enjoying the country trails, while families picnic at the edges...
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Derwent Edge (2.5 miles)
Derwent Edge (2.5 miles) Distance 2.5 miles Time 1 hour Terrain Moorland trails, rocky paths Accessibility Challenging: Steep inclines, uneven surfaces, gates, no stiles Start and End Point Postcode S33 0AX; ///tomato.overcomes.upstairs Map Ordnance Survey Explorer OL1 Printable PDF of Route Introduction to Derwent Edge Walk This walk is short but challenging, with a fairly steady climb up on to Derwent Edge and then a steep descent on rocky paths. That said, the views from the top of Derwent Edge are staggering and well worth every bit of effort. From the top you are rewarded with views all the way along Ladybower Reservoir, with its iconic...
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Lyme Park
Lyme Park Nestling on the edge of the Peak District in Disley in Cheshire, Lyme Park was originally a hunting lodge and modest family home, owned by the Legh family for just under 600 years. The house underwent extensive alterations in the 15th Century, with notable architects employed to transform it into a glorious Regency mansion. Lyme Park today is a feast for the senses. It boasts lavish interiors, fascinating collections of art and a magnificent 1,400 acre estate, complete with a medieval herd of red deer. There is something here for the whole family to enjoy. Try out the billiards table in the Long...
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