Attractions in Derbyshire

The thing I love about Mam Tor is the sheer amount of options you have. I've been here several times and you can do a really short walk from the …read more

The moorland plateau belongs to the Derbyshire Peak District. The highest point in Derbyshire and the East Midlands, it offers excellent views onto the surrounding area. The path can be …read more

At roughly 476m, Lose Hill is situated at the end of Great Ridge and provides breathtaking views over Mam Tor, as well as Hope and Edale valleys.

The footpath up to the top of Mam Tor includes a lot of steps, like a massive staircase. You can take a lot of the strain & fatigue away by …read more

Standing at 1,765 feet (538 metres) tall, Back Tor marks the highest point on Derwent Edge. As such, you are afforded utterly breathtaking views over the Peak District from this …read more

The waterfall is easily accessible from the front as well as to its rear. Most routes will lead you to a footpath that comes from the front. In my opinion …read more

A steep climb rewarded with a fantastic view

Great viewpoint from the top of jacobs ladder ... quite a steep walk

Marvel at the spectacular rock buttresses and cascading water of the Kinder Downfall. On a clear day, this natural amphitheatre can be visible for many miles.

Kinder Downfall is often …read more

Lovely flat disused railway which is wonderful for cycling with the children. Plenty of opportunities to make into a loop or just cycle back the same way.

Kinder Low trig is found on the plateau of Kinder Scout. This spot is very popular with hikers as it boasts wonderful views and is visited by many iconic trails, …read more

Impressive, especially when water level is high, you have a feeling that water goes straight in the centre of the earth

Chatsworth House is like something from a period drama. Standing proudly amid rolling hills, with the River Wye meandering gently by, it is a stunning sight. read more

Snack bar and bike hire centre. Good target to aim for when riding on the Tissington or High Peak trails.

The snack bar doesn't have any inside facilities so you'll …read more

Notorious for its steep gradient, Middleton Top is a super climb with majestic views at the top. Plus bike hire and a small cafe. It has also part of the …read more

Savour the dramatic views from Mam Tor over the Peak District. As you ascend the steps keep an eye out for the special stones in the steps, which hint at …read more

Cave Dale is a superb ascent. Easy access from Castleton makes it a great quick hike and fun for all the family.

Formed from a coral reef some 350 million …read more

Rowtor Rocks are a series of caves, rooms, alcoves, tunnels, flights of stone steps, a stone armchair, a square font, ring markings, rock basins and square sockets for crosses. The …read more

Built on the route of a railway line so no steep gradients anywhere on the route. Bike hire (including Ebikes) available at each end in Ashbourne and at Parsley Hay. …read more

Equally fun road to climb or descend. Spectacular views up to Mam Tor and across over Castleton. If climbing up, there are a few challenging sections to work your way …read more