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Lighting is turned off at dusk - "Do not enter if unlit"

Incredible engineering from the past when railway wagons were winched up and down the inclines.

Monsal trail great for walking and biking cafes on route check out the photos 📸

There's 3 tunnels on the monsal trail Check out the photos 📸

old train station car park starts on the monsal trail Check out the photos 📸

Lovely bike ride- nice and steady and a few nice pub stops

Great view, good visitor centre

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Wonderful for exploring the national park

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A fabulously good, flat path on a former railway line through the very hilly national park

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Small town in the national park with visitor centre

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It’s cooold so ride fast 😉

Tissington trail great for walking, biking for great views outside

Interesting historical mill, with a great cheese shop and a few other nice shops plus a cafe. Worth stopping by on a walk, especially if you're a fan of cheese, or waterwheels!

Cromford Mills is a world heritage site, head here for all your industrial revolution history needs. It also has some lovely independent shops, a cheese shop (highly recommend) and a cafe. The toilet and parking facilities are great.

It will soon be over surprising rise

The mill structure is classified as a Grade I listed building. It is now the centrepiece of the Derwent Valley Mills UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is a multi-use visitor centre with shops, galleries, restaurants and cafes.

A very well preserved railway workshop, with a lot of interesting info, tools, equipment and objects from the past.

This is the shortest of the three remaining inclines on the High Peak Trail. 1:14 gradient.

There are eight transmitter masts visible on the top of the hill (one of them is shorter).

Tissington Village, located in England's Peak District, is a picturesque hamlet known for its well-preserved historic cottages, charming tea rooms, and an annual well dressing tradition. It embodies the quintessential charm of English countryside life.