Area guides for the Peak District National Park

The Peak District is the UK's oldest National Park, offering 555 square miles of protected English countryside that hosts 22 million visitors each year. Think of Bakewell puddings, Chatsworth House, Plague cottages in Eyam and the famous Derbyshire dales and you have the Peak District. Enjoy!

Peak Park, locations available:

Peak Park, selected listings:

Hathersage visitor guide for 2009
Hathersage - an introduction to the 'home of Litle John' by Roly Smith......
Tideswell visitor guide 2009
Tideswell. Or 'Tidsa' as it known locally - and 'Cathedral town of the Peak'...with some justification...
Chesterfield visitor guide 2009
Chesterfield, the historic market town just to the East of the Peak District National Park is most famous...
Eyam visitor guide
The 'plague' village of Eyam (pronounced 'eem') has its place in the folklore of England being the village...
Bakewell visitor guide 2010
BAKEWELL – ancient 'capital of the Peak'. World famous puddings, the area’s premier agricultural show...
Buxton visitor guide 2009
BUXTON in Derbyshire – famous for its scenery, its architecture and its water – and now poised for a...
Castleton visitor guide 2009
Castleton in the High Peak of Derbyshire - affectionately known as the 'Gem of the Peak' ...world famous...
Matlock and Matlock Bath visitor guide
With a wealth of attractions, excellent accommodation, restaurants, fish and chips shops, amusement arcades...
Ashbourne visitor guide 2009
ASHBOURNE - Georgian elegance in the southern Peak! Elegant Ashbourne is primarily a market town. It...
Hartington visitor guide 2009
Hartington, a prosperous looking village standing at the northern end of the Dove Valley, still has the...