Peak District Outdoor Activities - Walking, Climbing, Cycling and other sports

This fine circuit of the upper part of Ladybower has everything you could desire of a walk in the Peak - excellent views and fine situations. It starts and finishes at the car park above the eastern side of Ladybower reservoir.

Win Hill and Lose Hill

The circuit from Hope of Win Hill and Lose Hill is a magnificent day out with excellent views on good ground and few route-finding problems - though there are some steep hills to climb.

Mam Tor and Winnats from Castleton

The Hope valley contains an unrivalled mixture of scenery, with limestone crags and dales on one side and the shale hills of Mam Tor, Lose Hill and Win Hill on the other. This circuit takes you around the head of the valley.

Bretton and Abney Circuit

This walk is approximately 10 kilometres over a mixture of gritstone moorland and deep valleys, starting and finishing at the Barrel Inn in Bretton, a spectacular viewpoint overlooking Foolow and Wardlow Mires.

Goyt Valley Circuit

The Goyt Valley is a beautiful place for a walk with a wide variety of scenery, including reservoirs, moorland and gritstone edges. This is a fairly short walk which takes in all these changes of scenery along its route.

Eastern Gritstone Edges

The traverse of the eastern gritstone edges is a magnificent outing which is one of the two or three finest walks in the area. The distance involved is fairly long it is not a particularly difficult walk, being mostly fairly level.

Three Shire Heads to the Roaches

This classic circuit takes in several famous landmarks of the Staffordshire Peak - Three Shire Heads, Gradbach Mill, Lud's Church, the Swythamley Hanging Rock and the Roaches.

	Derwent Edge and Hagg Side This fine circuit of the upper part of Ladybower has everything you could desire of a walk in the Peak - excellent views and fine situations. It starts and finishes at the car park above the eastern side of Ladybower reservoir.
	Win Hill and Lose Hill The circuit from Hope of Win Hill and Lose Hill is a magnificent day out with excellent views on good ground and few route-finding problems - though there are some steep hills to climb.
	Mam Tor and Winnats from Castleton The Hope valley contains an unrivalled mixture of scenery, with limestone crags and dales on one side and the shale hills of Mam Tor, Lose Hill and Win Hill on the other. This circuit takes you around the head of the valley.
	Bretton and Abney Circuit This walk is approximately 10 kilometres over a mixture of gritstone moorland and deep valleys, starting and finishing at the Barrel Inn in Bretton, a spectacular viewpoint overlooking Foolow and Wardlow Mires.
	Goyt Valley Circuit The Goyt Valley is a beautiful place for a walk with a wide variety of scenery, including reservoirs, moorland and gritstone edges. This is a fairly short walk which takes in all these changes of scenery along its route.
	Eastern Gritstone Edges The traverse of the eastern gritstone edges is a magnificent outing which is one of the two or three finest walks in the area. The distance involved is fairly long it is not a particularly difficult walk, being mostly fairly level.
	Three Shire Heads to the Roaches This classic circuit takes in several famous landmarks of the Staffordshire Peak - Three Shire Heads, Gradbach Mill, Lud's Church, the Swythamley Hanging Rock and the Roaches.