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ON TWO FEET

The Peak District is one of the UK's most popular walking destinations.  The landscapes are spectacular, and there are many mapped out trails and routes that you can follow. There is something for everyone in the Peak District, from challenging treks up hills and crags to simple strolls in the countryside.

Here you can find many walks in the area and plenty of walking guides, which will describe the basics of each walk and generally put you in the right direction for walking and exploring around the Peak District.

Enjoy a guided walk in the Peak District on your holiday and experience the delights, culture and diversity from Britain’s first National Park.

Follow various walking routes along the Monsal Trail, highlighting traditional establishments that specialise in locally produced bread, cakes and patisserie. 

Download THE PEAK EAT TRAILS - Cake Walk

 

Multi-day trail walks

LONG DISTANCE WALKING

click here for long distance walking in the peak district and derbyshire

Challenge yourself to a trail walk through the superb Peak District landscape.  Choose from high level routes such as the Pennine Way to riverside ones such as the Derwent Valley Heritage Way, stopping at a different place every night.

 
Walks from 2 to 12 miles

great walks                                  

Click here for great walks in the peak district and derbyshire

The Peak District has a huge choice of walks ranging from high moorland treks to gentle  riverside and rambles.   Our selection here covers all sorts of terrain, through woods, past historic houses, across fields and through pretty villages.

 
Experience the culture

TOWN TRAILS                                 

Click here for town trails in the peak district and derbyshire

Explore the historic market towns and pretty villages on one of these self-guided town trails. Find out about the wealth of interesting buildings, the people who lived in them and don’t miss out on the nicest nooks and crannies.

 
 
The Funky Coffee Hut

Enjoy running?

Trail running        

The Peak District offers plenty of opportunities for trail running, with hundreds of miles of public rights of way marked on OS maps. Training for an event or just fancy giving it a try, click here for further information and routes

 
Walking with a difference

Nordic Walking                        

Nordic walking uses specially designed poles to enhance your walking experience and is a very accessible activity and something that can be shared by people of varying fitness levels. To find out more click here. Take some tuition and give it try.

 

Treasure hunt?

Geocaching                       

This exciting high tech treasure hunting is becoming increasingly popular.  Come and see what treasure you can find - the National Trust have 15 geocaches hidden around the Peak District - the perfect way to explore and enjoy the area with a touch of fun!

 
 
Silva Navigation School

Take it easy..

Riverside Rambles

Rivers such as the Dove and the Wye have carved spectacular valleys through the limestone and offer an unrivalled choice of riverside walks.

 

Food glorious food

Food Trail

Have your cake and eat it! Try this great new Cake Walk!

 

Fun, fun, fun..

Family walks

There are many walks in the area that are ideal for families with younger children, check out the downloadable routes highlighted as 'try these family trails' located on this page.

 
 
Ramblers Handbook
 
dolomite walks
 
Get on board with East Midlands Trains
 
Hi-Tec Inspired By Life
 

Try these family trails..