The White Peak is situated in the southern half of the Peak District. Made of mostly Limestone, the area is filled with river valleys, hills, slopes, dales, and is stunning at any time of the year for a hike.
A refreshing hike that takes in stunning views of Derbyshire, across and beneath four of its famous edges. There are excellent opportunities to spot wildlife such as Highland Cattle, Wild Deer and Curlews.
A picturesque hike that takes you through two of the Peak District’s finest villages and finishes with a tranquil stroll through the stunning Wolfcote Dale, alongside the River Dove.
Walk on an elevated tour of the glorious views and landmarks of the Manifold Valley. Admire the 18th Century Casterne Hall (a filming location for Peaky Blinders), ponder the ruins of Throwly Old Hall, and soak in the sight of the dominating Beeston Tor.
A nice long walk which takes you on a journey through old, quaint English villages and across ancient lands, including the site where Pilsbury Castle once stood.
A walk that showcases the best of the beautiful, famous Chatsworth Estate and the surrounding area. You will hike through enchanting woods, open rugged moors, and through impressive stately grounds. Stop for a wander around the Chatsworth House courtyards, where you can also grab a cup of tea or lunch.
Soak up the beauty and tranquillity of the River Dove with this healing hike that treats you to three gorgeous dales, two lovely villages as well as possibly the best river route we know. Bring your binos and look out for Kingfishers and resident Peregrine Falcons.
