가장 멋진 명소 20곳

According to local legend, the pool is bottomless, and home to a sinister mermaid referred to as Jenny Greenteeth. The Doxey Pool mermaid waits to lure unsuspecting waters into her bottomless pool, to their deaths.

Usually pretty muddy during the winter, although there's been a mini board walk placed within luds church because it gets pretty swampy so is an easy walk through there, it's a pretty mystical place so definitely take your camera for a few snaps. Parking carefully as the road is used by large tractors as well as brewery visitors and hikers/walkers.

Beautiful to pass through, this place holds a lot of history. Be sure to take a walk on the Roaches Trail. You won't be disappointed by the naturally awe-inspiring, moist, moss-filled little ecosystem.

An awesome sight in winter

Fascinating pass to go through

A must see of in the area. Warm on top ground and you can see your breath in the "Church".

Very popular spot for hikers and wild swimmers. All routes away go up!

Perhaps the aforementioned mermaid has claimed a victim or two because the hi-vis brigade have seen need for a fence to be erected all around the pool. My dog raced ahead in anticipation of being able to have a splash but was gutted to find it fenced off. Bit of a shame

Great hike up to Shutlingsloe from the Scout Hut Car Park.

It's a great walk up to Shutlingsloe, some great views to be had.

The Roaches in the Peak District are a dramatic gritstone ridge, attracting hikers and climbers with their rugged beauty. These rocky outcrops offer stunning views and challenging terrain, making them a popular destination.

You’d never know this existed unless I had it on map, beautiful place hidden in the trees

i enjoyed this walk, if you like hiking its a must visit

Was a hot day ,glad to see the trig point

Beauty at its best

Best to do a route in good weather.unless you like the cooler weather like me.

Some brilliant views to be had from the top of the Roaches!! Well worth a sit down on a rock or piece of moss to take in some of the views.

Very easy walk up to the trig point; views are amazing!

This gets very busy, especially in the summer months with people wanting a dip. Get there early if you want the place to yourself!

Quite a landmark, the Three Shire Heads is found at the point on Axe Edge Moor where Cheshire, Derbyshire and Staffordshire meet. The packhorse bridge and small waterfall make for a photogenic setting and very popular wild swimming (or at least, a wild dip!) spot.