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Walking
The Peak District has a huge variety of walking in all sorts of country.
For convenience we have divided the walks on the
web site into four categories,
though in practice these categories overlap to some extent. Click on the icons to open each section.
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High Moorland
Take to the tops of the gritstone country in the north of the Peak.
They can be rough going and exposed to the elements, but with fine views. .
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Limestone Dales
These routes take the Limestone Dales, mainly in the south of the Peak. They have lush vegetation, numerous flowers, and are usually quite sheltered.
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Moorland and Valley
These routes take the moorlands and the valleys to give mixed walks with a variety of scenery.
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Short Walks
A range of short walks in a variety of areas.
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Cycle/Walking Trails
These are mostly abandoned railway lines which have been converted to walking and cycle trails.
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The Pennine Way
The Pennine Way is Britain's first and longest long-distance walk. It starts in Edale and ends up in Kirk Yetholm in Scotland.
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