I loved being for a week! So peaceful, so beautiful and such an amazing place to relax! Can’t wait for another week away up there, lovely places to stay and eat as well so that just adds to the whole atmosphere. The dogs loved all the amazing walks they had, I’m sure they can’t wait to come back again!

The peak district national park is just incredible. Everywhere you look there is a view. Amazing for walking and cycling. Good for camping also but be wary of where exactly you are as the mist coming in quickly and can be boggy around here. Check weather. Also try to get here early and not at weekends as it can be a bit of a car park. However it is worth it, because it is just stunning.

What an amazing place, feels like a hundred miles of sky. The peak district rangers did a superb guided walk and showed us lots of amazing places and point of real interest. I met a whole group of people from totally different walks of life, got super rained on twice and walked under an amazing sky Cannot recommend it enough

Great place to visit for hiking all year round. Even the drive from village to village is pleasant and relaxing. Thor's Cave is one of the best places to visit. There are magnificent views from the top, same as from the cave itself. 👌🏻

Beautiful place to hike and for rock climbing. We will be back! Absolutely loved climbing the grit stone. It was a truly unique experience. The ancient oak trees covered with moss were absolutely beautiful. Whether you're looking to climb or hike or would recommend taking the time to visit this beautiful place.

Pots and Pans monument Saddleworth. A steep climb to the top but will worth it.. Great views of Manchester in the distance. Wrap up warm unless in the summer.

Breathtakingly beautiful! You need a decent pair of walking boots, an OS map and compass and with a backpack of snacks and water bladder & then this is a dream area for hikers. Stunning whatever the weather, well worth a visit! You can walk for miles without seeing another person. Great for dog walking too, as long as the dog is used to uneven terrain and day hikes! Plenty of gorgeous places where you'll want to just stop to take in the views.

Very beautiful place. Unfortunately, it was absolutely freezing 🥶 so I probably didn't get the best from it . There were a lot of fell runners, and the scenery was stunning .

Luckily have this so close to me. I love the peaks. One of my favourite places in the world. The views, wildlife and mountains are so beautiful. I do alot of mountain biking, hiking and exploring of the area.

Amazing place with lots of stunning views; perfect for almost every activity. There is plenty of well-marked hiking and biking routes, but out in the wild most of the car parks is quite small. The weather can be very diverse so be ready for it! The Sneak Pass is absolutely perfect for a motorcycles who want to ride fast and enjoy the corners! Little towns in the valleys are very picturesque and worth to stop by, however in the season the most popular places are crazy busy!

Peak District National Park is the best place on earth. It's a massive help to people who mental health problems, it's a fantastic range of paths and breathtaking views. Your mind will reset in no time as soon as you step out. Also, people who love trekking and hiking will not be disappointed in a slightest. Just be mindful when you visit, please don't try to intervene in the wildlife and please don't leave anything behind you such as bottles and food wrapping. Enjoy!

Castleton is one of the most beautiful villages in the Peak District. It has an array of natural and historical features both above and below ground, and is surrounded by superb walking country. Whatever the weather Castleton has something to offer everyone. High above the village stand the imposing ruins of Peveril Castle (inaccessible). The castle was completed in 1086 for William Peverel.Castleton is now famed for its four show caves,Peak cavern,speedwell cavern.Treak Cliff Cavern has two distinctly different series of caves. The first half is full of minerals and fossils including the local fluorspar unique to the area, called Blue John. For more information on the village and its history, we can approach Castleton Visitor Centre, which combines the village Historical Society's museum and the National Park Information Centre.

Amazing 🤩. So many, many, many beautiful places to discover. Options for easy, moderate or hard tours, hiking, biking.... Just plan your trip in advance, get some info about your trail, elevation and weather forecast and then just enjoy your time in this beautiful place. Be kind and take your 🚮 litter 🚮 with you.

Amazing scenery, one of England's most beautiful places. Miles of unspoilt scenery, you can walk for miles and enjoy the views or just do short walks, something for everyone. Just a few photos here which doesn't do the Peak District justice. There is so much more...! If you like quaint country pubs, shops, cafés then this is your place. The weather you can never guarantee so you can head to one of the local villages or check what's going on locally.

Peak District has something to offer to everyone of all ages. There is so much to see and do here, it is impossible for one to get bored. The sceneries are stunning and the atmosphere is amazing. Make sure to wear some comfortable shoes because it involves a huge amount of walking.

What a beautiful place to visit beautiful caverns and hill with limestone overlooking the green countryside. Paths are stoney, muddy and slippery so always wear good ankle support boots or outdoor trainers. The walks uphill are for moderate walkers, they are ok for kids also but do supervise them as you can be very close to the edge which can be dangerous. Close by are all the local cavern’s you can visit from Speedwell, Peak Cavern, Treak cliff cavern and bluestone cavern all worth a visit. Visit to cavern’s can range from £7 to £16 per person with parking extra. A lovely place to visit it you passing through or trekking or hiking the Peak District. Only a few hours from London and its free to roam the hilltops. Stay on the designated paths as they will keep you safe and from getting lost. Take snacks and water as there are limited shop unless you visit the local villages. There are shop for goodies and coffee/tea along at at the peaks so look out for them.

The Peak District National Park is absolutely stunning, I visited Water-cum-jolly recently for some climbing and it was a great place for experienced climbers. I wouldn't recommend it for absolute beginners as there's not too many easy routes. There's on road parking close by, the short walk is pleasant and mostly flat which is rare when walking to a crag. All of the climbers and walkers we encountered on the day were polite and friendly. The climbing is a challenge as the footholds are so polished on most routes / problems but it was good practice for better footwork.

The Peak District National Park covers 555 square miles of the most beautiful areas of Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Cheshire, Yorkshire and even parts of Greater Manchester. 🏞️ It was the first National Park ever created in the UK, back in 1951, and it now receives more than 10 millions visitors every year. 🌄 They come here for our stunning countryside, our charming towns and villages, and the freedom to escape from the crowds on our miles of footpaths, bridleways and cycle trails... 🚴‍♀️

What a beautiful part of England, rolling hills, rugged rock outcrops and river valleys with beautiful wild flowers. Great area for walking and cycling, stunning scenery for keen photographers and welcoming pubs for hearty meals washed down with local ales! 😀

It is a beautiful region. Magnificent. We camped here. The grass is very soft. Not too many bugs. The walking trials are idyllic. The bike trails are fantastic. Theses trails go over different type of terrain offering smooth progress as well as increasing in difficulty. Some parts are stony or ground is soft. There is also varying degree of incline. So it has something to offer all level of enthusiasts. Tandem biking was especially fun. You can rent bikes here too. The views were simply magnificent!

Beautiful hiking area. So many options! Just beware of horseflies in mid-June. They’re everywhere and made it uncomfortable at times. Stunning scenery and views and has routes which are more or less challenging depending on ability

Love this place, the very definition of the great outdoors, visited at the weekend to go see the B-52 bomber wreckage and a part of history it was fantastic. Parking is not great but if you get there early you should find a space. Glossop town centre is about a 10 min drive from snake pass which is also worth a visit.

Had a lovely time hiking here. We decided to do a hike here a day after a large storm, so we did encounter somewhat dangerous situations here and there so I do recommend preparing properly before attempting.

Beautiful place just a couple of hours north from London. We stayed in the towns of Leek and Buxton, which served as the starting point for our hikes. We were lucky with the weather; a bit risky and rocky to do after rainfall. Highly recommend, will visit again. Visited in Sep 2023.

Absolute stunning area... The views are amazing, an area of natural beauty for all to enjoy and free..🤷🏼‍♂️ Great local pubs serving to class food, great walks albeit a few tough tracks for maybe the elderly or infirm...5⭐

Nice hiking day out with a lunch in Castleton. Lots of caverns to explore for something a bit different if you're keen. Pretty busy a very touristy area. We did a small hike up Winnats Pass was about 5km from the town up a steep climb coming round the top and back down the other side. If you fancy a bit more of a walk you could climb to the top of Mam Tor from the top of the pass or park along the roads near the Blue John caverns as a starting point.

An area of beauty and contrast, from the rolling hills and valleys of the limestone White Peak to the dramatic moors and Gritstone outcrops of the Dark Peak, a true walkers, cyclist and climbers paradise. There is an abundance of wildlife making it perfect for watching, painting and photographing not only the natural flora and fauna but also the animals of the farm lands.

Beautiful scenery we enjoy this walk very much with our family and dogs, love getting over the stepping stones, brilliant place for a picnic, especially on a warm day you can paddle , just perfect.

Serene & beautiful, ethereal & peaceful, just some of the few ways you could use to describe this gorgeous walk through Macclesfield Forest Stretching over vast hills and picturesque vistas and delving deep into thick woodlands of ancient Firs to admiring the many reservoirs and the diverse array of creatures that call it home, there is truly something for everyone to make a connection with. After 4 hours and a lengthy 8km walk, that following night I had perhaps the best night sleep I've had in months, truly at a complete peace of mind 🕊️✌️

This is one of the more interesting national parks in the country, there are plenty of amazing sights to see and Mermaid's Pool.

Love it here!! I am currently doing the couch to 5k my missus is a seasoned runner and I just wanted to join her! If you see us say hi, give us a hi 5 or some words of encouragement!

One of the best place for one day trip. please do remember food options are limited in this area. so carry some. Book your visit to Chatsworth House in advance. Covid -19 restriction applicable.

Look up the excellent walks on the Peaks before you go. Prepare for challenging hard walks and variable weather. You can have sun and heavy cold rain on the same day. Enjoy the amazing scenery.

So beautiful, u even can't capture in pictures or videos. The beauty of this place need to see in person. Really really enjoyed it. If weather was sunny it's just stunning views. Realy happy to this place.

Walked Bleakhow and Higher Stones, path is part of the Pennine Way and good underfoot. There are signposts to keep you on the right course but at times it's advisable to take a map to ensure you know where you are going, especially if you are visiting any of the Wain Stones that can be found in the area. Fantastic views of the valleys, walk took about 5 hours to complete there and back.

Love where I live which is just south of the Peaks. My favourite walk is around Thorpe Cloud but generally, wherever I go I'm surrounded by hills and pretty villages which mostly have decent pubs

One of my favorite places on this Earth. The rolling landscapes as far as the eye can see, the quaint sand stone buildings, the wee windey roads, and all the hidden nooks and crannies that can only be discovered if you decide to wander off the beaten path.

One of our favourite places! So many stunning views. Will always come back here and visit. Our happy place! You will not be disappointed when visiting the Peak District. So many beautiful little villages to visit too. Parking can be a little tricky at peak (lol!) times due to its popularity.

The Peak District National Park is a nature lover's paradise. Its breathtaking landscapes, ranging from rolling hills to dramatic peaks, offer endless opportunities for outdoor exploration. Hiking trails, cycling routes, and picturesque villages make it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The park's diverse wildlife and stunning vistas provide unforgettable experiences. With well-maintained facilities and visitor centers, it's easy to navigate and learn about the area's rich history and geology. Whether you're seeking adventure or tranquility, the Peak District National Park is a captivating destination that showcases the beauty of nature at its finest.

Oh I absolutely loved it. Being a mountain person its one of the best places I visited and the first time ever in my life i did tracking. 6 hrs to go up in one of the highest cliff and 6hrs to down. A great memory to cherish.

We camped right near Mam Tor on a farm site. This year we had sun, rain, horizontal rain, fog and wind. Thankfully we were prepared and the tent held up well. There are so many different places to visit. This year we did the classic Mam Tor circular walk and a walk around the reservoirs in the afternoon. There is enough free parking if you set out early enough. Some things worth noting: There are no bins in the park so be prepared to take your rubbish home. Don't park on any part of the road that isn't marked up for parking. The parking enforcement team was out in force and loads of people got tickets. Some people drive like psychopaths around the sharp bends and narrow roads and get frustrated with more careful drivers. My partner found the constant presence of cars driving extremely closely to us a bit nerve wracking. She was only driving 5 or 10 mph under the limit in wet conditions and still people couldn't resist driving aggressively. Don't let them win by speeding up. We saw a nasty car crash this year that could have been avoided with more careful driving.

Very spacious so difficult to review as a whole... First national park. Start of the Pennine way. Best bouldering rocks in Europe (apparently)... Amazing hills greenery everywhere.... Heaven

Sublime. I haven't seen anything like it. It is just the most mystifying experience I've had. It is quite amazing that England, being the most populated island in the world, can still keep this natural paradises. I strongly recommend anyone interested in hiking to come to the peak district, it is just beautiful!

This is an amazing place for a walk and there is various walks for different abilities, gets busy but usually able to find paying by the road side. Weather can change quickly so be prepared if your high up. Loads of quiet places for a picnic and loads of local pubs if you fancy it.

Great day out, seen 6 people in total on our 4 hour walk!

The peaks are a thing of beauty 😍, with hundreds of walks and plenty of hidden gems from pubs to waterfalls. I feel that I could walk for a year with always a new place to see. There are truly amazing places to enjoy, photograph and respect.

Never really ventured north to Peak District as tended to go exploring in Devon or Cornwall. Well due to checking on kids in Manchester thought I'd explore surrounding hill side. Well to say I was impressed is an understatement and will be returning with bike to have a longer nose around. 👍

We’re here for 7 days and each day something completely new and fantastic could be seen.

Absolutely beautiful and peaceful spaces. Only 15 minutes outside of busy Sheffield, you can experience truly amazing nature

Loved the Peak District! I witnessed the most amazing sunrises in this park! I cannot decide if the colours come from the chemical haze, or it is natural. Particularly like the stripes in the clouds as well!

Beautiful place to visit. Lots of different walks, towns and villages in or around the national park. Historical sites (Haddon Hall, Chatsworth...), breathtaking scenery (Curbar Edge, Lathkil Dale...) and family fun (Blue John Cavern, Multiple cycling paths). It's an area full of rich history and character. If it becomes too much there are many local pubs, tourist information centres and generally friendly people to ask for help when needed. Bakewell the heart of the Peak District is also the home of the iconic Bakewell Pudding as well as a variety of other cafes and eateries.

I love Peak District! Every time I visit I discover different beautiful places. I have never enough. Walking there is always incredible.

Phenomenal place, genuinely feels out of this world when you find the right walks and locations hidden within the landscape. Cannot recommend enough, seeing this beautiful part of the world especially if you're an avid hiker/camper

Wetton Mill circular walk. This walk is pram friendly. Stunning views. We're lucky to catch up with a snow, so kids were extremely excited 🤩 near the car park is a cafe and toilets. The way to the little cave, behind the cafe, isn't pram friendly, so be aware, but lovely to explore it. We had 4 kids and a toddler in the pram and it took us 3 hours to complete circular walk. I would definitely recommend it for those who start to explore Peak District and wants to meet with hiking process 🏔

Incredible place to walk with well trodden paths. Prepare for some steep ascents if you want to get to the best views

Fantastic views! Great place for a half day/full day out. Cycling trail was brilliant even for first timers!

This is an anytime visit for my family as it is near to us. Best for trekking. Good car parking facility. Would recommend to bring cash in hand to pay for parking ticket. Peak District is under National Trust and have highly maintained this place where people can experience the Nature. Have hills, streams, animals,caves. Please come prepared as it could be sunny or rainy. It is better to start early morning as there is a lot to explore and the best part is you can stop at anywhere to want and return.

This is honestly where you can see the beauty that God has created. The views are impeccable, the serenity you feel in this place is such an incredible feeling. Well worth a visit, I wish I could have spent an extra week to explore further. Until next time!

Britain at its best. Stunning National Park with so many amazing places to visit. The Peak District is an absolute national treasure, the miles upon miles of hand built stone walls, incredible natural rock formations and beautiful landscapes.

One of the UK’s most beautiful and quiet national parks. Personally, my favourite national park in England and Wales for cycling. Roads are relatively well maintained, little traffic, livestock well fenced and scenery is world class. Highly recommended.

How do I put it, there's not enough words to describe the beauty of it. Everyone should at last once visit PD and see through they own eyes what am I talking about There's so much to see, to visit, to appreciate, so many little towns and villages and lovely people live there too.

A land of hills, valleys, streams, reservoirs, picturesque towns, villages, heaths, evergreen grass, forests, trails, and unforgettable car routes. A land that has been our escape for decades to feed the hunger of the soul, eyes and all senses. Every season and every part is an adventure and a memory, and I hope it stays that way.

What a lovely place to hike! Nice vegetation. Feel the real fresh hair! Another great place to visit

my place of birth wonderful villages history and beautiful scenery

Area of outstanding natural health beauty. There is a surprise around every corner

Next to Iceland rdc

Great place

Nice viewing 👌

Beautiful

Picturesque scenery and great local services

First and best, very high quality national park

Great place

An incredible area with a huge bio-diversity with stunning landscapes.

Lived here all my life , wouldn't be anywhere else, beautiful.

Nice

It's a nice walk around the dam just be mindful of cars on approx half the walk.

It's nice view.

Get busy living 🏃‍♂️

Beautiful place

Lovely northern countryside

sometimes I think this place gets boring quickly, there are moments that make them unique at times

God's own country😁👍

Very Nice

Fantastic area to discover new views and relax 👍

Amazing green spaces to explore by foot or by car. I regularly walk with the family there and venture up the various green lanes in the Land Rover. There’s something for everyone!

Very good for walking.

Stunning place great walks very picture post card places

What a place

Awsome

Beautiful

Love it

Extraordinary place of beauty

Gorgeous

Lovely

Beutiful

Love it

Beautiful!...Amazing hikes and bike rides

I love this national park, should be on your list because is worth seeing 👍

Great scenery , thors cave, bit hairy on the way down

Very nice and beautifull place.

Beautiful walks with well maintained trails. Among the last remaking unspoilt areas in the UK

Stunning

Stuningley beautiful

Nice little path we found and could hear loads of pheasants

Amazing place and view. X

Top of the shop

Nice place but it is very hot 🔥

Nice place

Amazing place

The best open space on our doorstep

It was dark, but with the full moonlight on show, was a magical spiritual experience.

Fresh air and easy on the eye when you’ve been locked up for a year!!

The most beautiful scenery in the country. When we are allowed back there I will return to walk the many hills

Absolutely stunning walks with amazing views you’ll never get bored of.

The best

Beautiful little spot overlooking the Reservoir.

Lovely area to go for a drive

Try the north rim walk accessed through Ricklow Quarry. Return to Monyash via rugged Cales Dale and Derby Road. Or continue on to ancient standing stones at Arbor Low

Great variety of scenery

Such a serene place to visit!

I live here! ♥

Outstanding views

Has to be 5 stars; having chosen to live just outside the park in the High Peak area, I benefit from the many local walks during the lockdowns

Some mad views round here need to check it out

Nice n windy

Absolutely gorgeous! It was our first trip to the peak district and we have fell in love with this place! Amazing views from the top, plenty of sheeps walking around freely. Definitely recommend visiting if you live nearby and haven't been yet. Just make sure you wear appropriate clothing and shoes and the way can get dirty, slippy, wet and uncomfortable at the times with the amount of stones on your way so comfortable walking shoes are a must!

Been all over and I'm still so in love with the peak District. Absolutely stunning. Not been a place I don't like 🥰❤️

What a amazing place and on my door step I will be visiting other areas around here for sure

A fantastic place to walk, run, cycle and to see the great outdoors, even better when the sun is shining

Loved this place, with an astonishing view. It is perfect if you want to have a short walk to the top, it go even higher. Be careful! It can be a little steep, but with good footwear, you are safe 😉

Beautiful place :) Had a lovely walk with my friend last week. Did a 13 miler round Maccie Forest. Stopped at Cat and Fiddle for a pint halfway round. Windy, cold, but bloody lovely 😍

Great place to visit. Lots of waking trails. Nice views and more

Great walks on a great day. Very friendly sheep.

I can't begin to count the amount of amazing experiences I have had in the peak District over the years. It's very well managed, people are so nice, I've done walks, climbs, cycles, camping. I recently realised there are 3 aeroplane crashes from the war time (only discovered 1 so far). Highly recommended.

This place is magical,what fantastic scenery,get up as high as you can for great views.

Stunning winters day out at bleaklow visiting the B29 exposed crash site, very peaceful place

Great for walking, hiking and trail running. Excellent vistas from many of the Edges.

Beautiful area! Wonderful for walkers and dogs. The circular walk from Castletown up Mam Tor is particularly lovely.

Beautiful walk! Worth going of the path along Reap Hill Clough, would need some good waterproof boots though 🦾

Walked from Castleton to Mam Tor, along the Great Ridge and back to Castleton. Stunning views along the way as can be seen in my pictures. Was a lovely walk but did give me achey legs!

Camping at Lathkill Wild Campsite. Basic but clean facilities; 2 toilets, water tap and facility to empty chem loo. Dog friendly. Informal and relaxed large, semi wild fields with plenty level pitches offering privacy and beautiful views over valley. Lovely walking. Youlgreave nearby for shops and medieval church.

This is a cool place if you like to make trekking, hiking, walking or camping. There are also good mtb cycling routes there. We took like 25.000 steps in one day and it was cool. We will come again to explore new routes there soon. You also need to see one of the world's old railway suited in this area

What is there not to like? We love to walk so we were in our element. Have too many photos to post here, so have added a few...

So many places to discover and explore. A great place to picnic and ramble. The views are breathtaking and it blows all those cobwebs away. You could go and discover a new walk hundreds of times over

No matter what you're looking for, the Peak District will give you an amazing time that you won't forget. Enjoy breathtaking hikes, admire cliffs and rivers, and explore charming villages with friendly people.

Love this place, Fantastic walks and wildlife from hares to birds of prey. Nice little pubs as well found on our walks.

Amazing views, long walks, historic sites. Bring plenty of snacks, food and water in case you decide to trek. No many pubs around

The Peak District National Park is a true masterpiece of nature that deserves every bit of its reputation. With its awe-inspiring landscapes, fascinating wildlife, charming towns, and endless opportunities for adventure, it is a destination that will captivate your heart and leave you yearning to return. I wholeheartedly recommend a visit to this enchanting national park – you won't be disappointed.

Great walks and trails, would 100% recommend for teenagers hiking trips but would be careful with recent news events, I went in late summer very rainy but thats Britain.

The Peak District is glorious, miles of unspoiled landscape, nature walks, reservoirs and country pubs. Perfect - a true reflection of God's Own Country. We never tire of visiting.