All Peak District trails
88 trails
1The Roaches and Lud’s Church Circular from Hen CloudA rocky ridge, big views and a shadowy chasm halfway round.
2Mam Tor Circular WalkA short, steep circuit with a big view over Edale.
3Castleton, Mam Tor & the Great Ridge WalkClimb the Shivering Mountain, then follow the ridge above two valleys.
4Stanage Edge from HathersageGritstone underfoot, climbers below, and the Hope Valley opening out.
5Kinder Scout Circular via Jacob’s LadderOld stone steps lead to Kinder Scout’s open gritstone edge.
6Padley Gorge and Burbage Brook WalkA short woodland-and-stream loop with a surprisingly wild feel.
7Derwent Edge Circular WalkA gritstone ridge loop with a reservoir view at every turn.
8Alport Castles WalkA full moorland loop to one of the Peak’s strangest rock landscapes.
9Kinder Scout via Grindsbrook CloughScramble up Grindsbrook, then cross Kinder’s open gritstone edge.
10Monsal TrailA level old railway, lined with limestone dales, viaducts, and tunnels.
11Froggatt, Curbar and White Edge Red Deer Circular WalkThree gritstone edges, a red deer moor and a pub halfway round.
12Ladybower Reservoir CircularA full-day reservoir circuit with viaducts, moorland and long views.
13Higher Shelf Stones and Bleaklow B-29 Crash Site CircularHigh moor, a poignant wreck site, and a route that demands attention.
14Chee Dale Stepping Stones CircularStepping stones trace the River Wye beneath towering limestone cliffs.
15Pennine Way: Edale to CrowdenA hard all-day crossing of Kinder Scout and Bleaklow.
16The Great Ridge (Mam Tor to Lose Hill)A flagstoned skyline walk between two high Peak District summits
17Dovedale to Milldale WalkFollow the Dove past limestone spires to Milldale.
18Three Shires Head Circular from GradbachTwin falls and a packhorse bridge halfway around a farm loop.
19Derwent Valley and Reservoir WalkReservoir views, a lost village and moorland in one compact loop.
20Dovestone Reservoir CircularAn easy reservoir loop with moorland views and a satisfying dam crossing.
21Crowden HorseshoeA gritstone edge on the way to a quiet, boggy moorland summit
22Kinder Scout Mass Trespass WalkA historic climb to the plateau, waterfall and big Dark Peak views.
23Monsal Trail and Monsal Dale Loop from BakewellViaduct views, a river dale and a lead mine in one loop
24Hartington – The Dales of the River Dove WalkA limestone dale loop linking riverside paths, bridges and open fields.
25Wolfscote Dale and Biggin Dale CircularFollow the Dove through three dales and two small caves
26Curbar, Birchen Edge, Baslow Edge and Curbar Edge LoopThree gritstone edges, the Three Ships, and one boggy moor crossing.
27Derwent and Howden Reservoirs and Margery Hill CircularReservoir roads lead to a lonely trig point and wide moorland views.
28Redmires Reservoir, Stanage Edge and Hallam Moors CircularA long moorland loop linking Redmires, Stanage Edge and High Neb.
29Grindslow Knoll via Ringing Roger LoopA rocky Kinder edge, Grindsbrook views, and a steep way home.
30Black Hill Loop from CrowdenA boggy, big-sky circuit with gritstone drama on the way home.
31Ilam Park to Dovedale Stepping Stones TrailA historic village walk to the River Dove’s famous stepping stones.
32Peak Way WalkA 13-stage loop from Kinder’s rough moors to limestone dales.
33Limestone WayOne-way 46 miles from Castleton to the River Dove at Rocester.
34Derwent Valley Heritage WayA river walk linking a reservoir, old mills and the Derwent’s mouth.
35Trans Pennine Trail: Hadfield to PenistoneFour reservoirs, a railway ridge and a full day over the Pennines.
36Gritstone TrailA 35-mile gritstone ridge route from Disley to Kidsgrove.
37Wyming Brook Nature TrailWoodland footbridges, mossy rocks, and a brookside hour.
38Chatsworth and Edensor CircularCountry lanes, a steep village descent and Chatsworth in view.
39Minninglow CircularRailway embankments, ancient tombs and a short, steep hill climb.
40Manifold Valley and Thor's Cave Circular WalkA limestone cave, river valley and steep return in one short loop.
41Ilam Park to Wetton Circular WalkRiver crossings, limestone views and old mine workings fill this long loop
42Edale Circular WalkA gentle Pennine Way loop through fields and Edale village.43Longshaw Woodland Explorer WalkPond, packhorse track and a boulder-filled gorge in one loop.
44Views and Woodlands Walk at LongshawWoodland paths, a boggy packhorse track, and a clifftop panorama.
45Six Dales Circuit from BigginA full day through six very different limestone dales
46Roystone Grange TrailAn old railway, a hilltop tomb and a working White Peak farm.
47Peak PilgrimageA church-to-church pilgrimage through limestone dales and living history.
48The Steel Cotton Rail TrailNearly 62 miles from Sheffield to Manchester in 14 rail-linked sections.
49High Peak TrailTrace the old railway in one long crossing of the White Peak.
50Tissington TrailA former railway makes a long White Peak crossing feel gentler.
51Longdendale TrailA gentle old railway path threads between Longdendale’s reservoirs.
52Sett Valley TrailAn easy former-railway path linking Hayfield and New Mills.
53Manifold WayA gentle railway trail through valleys beneath Thor’s Cave.
54Thornhill TrailA traffic-free railway trail beside Ladybower Reservoir
55Damflask LoopA gentle circuit follows both shores and cuts through Low Bradfield.
56Bakewell and the River Wye LoopA short town loop for millstreams, old bridges and the River Wye.
57Castleton Family WalkA gentle village loop with fields, castle views and a tiny stream.
58Packhorses and Iron HorsesA gentle valley loop past a packhorse bridge and railway tunnel
59Abbey Brook Trespass WalkA hard linear walk through moors and the 1932 trespass story.
60Castleton Peak Miles Without StilesA short, step-free approach to Peak Cavern's dramatic entrance.
61Conksbury Miles without StilesA flat riverside path ends where the firm limestone surface does.
62Coombs Dale Miles without StilesAn easy-access limestone dale walk with a surfaced track and benches
63Dovedale Access for AllA short, firm riverside path to Dovedale’s famous stepping stones.
64Goyt Miles Without StilesA level old railway stroll to wide Goyt Valley views
65Ladybower Miles Without StilesA short surfaced route brings the dam and two plugholes into view.
66Langsett Miles Without Stiles LoopA short reservoir loop with an uphill woodland return.
67Lyme Park Miles Without StilesA gentle surfaced walk to Lyme's deer-sanctuary views
68Mam Tor Landslip Miles Without StilesSee the old road buckled by an ancient landslip.
69Parsley Hay Miles Without StilesAn easy railway trail to a signal box, fields and picnic wood.
70Redmires Conduit Miles without StilesA short level walk to a Victorian waterworks tower
71Torside Miles without StilesA short, accessible walk to a ramped platform and wildlife ponds
72Derwent Dam Black RouteA short loop for the dam’s twin stone towers and reservoir views.
73Derwent Dam Green RouteClimb through Hagg Side woods for broad reservoir views.
74Derwent Dam Red RouteA short loop to Peak District’s twin-towered dam
75Blue Route at Longshaw EstateAn old ice house and carved stone reward this gentle moorland loop.
76Orange Route at Longshaw EstateA short, marked loop with a café beside the start.
77Ilam Park Accessible RouteA short accessible loop around Ilam Hall and its parkland.
78Hinkley Wood Route at Ilam ParkShort walk from St Bertram’s Bridge toward Hinkley Wood
79A Walk to The Cage at LymeA steep little climb opens two big horizons from The Cage.
80A Walk to the Lantern at LymeA short uphill loop to a stone tower and Cheshire views.
81Lime Avenue Ponds WalkRestored ponds and a tree-lined avenue on a short estate loop.
82Paddock Cottage WalkA meadow and beech wood lead to a cottage above Cheshire.
83South Perimeter Walk at LymeAn estate loop for old cross stones and a seven-county view.
84Step-Free Cage and Deer Sanctuary View Walk at LymeA level estate walk to deer views and an old hunting lodge.
85Hartington to Pilsbury CastleA Hartington out-and-back through the Dove valley to Pilsbury Castle.
86Stoney Middleton Heritage Trail (Purple Walk)A limestone heritage loop through village lanes and cliff paths
87Jane Eyre Hathersage TrailA literary loop with a steep climb onto Stanage Edge.88Longnor to Pilsbury CastleA castle-earthwork loop through the Upper Dove Valley
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
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