The most beautiful places in Peak District National Park
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The National Park Peak District earned its name through the many beautiful summits all over the area. Peaks, big and small, oddly-shaped, with limestone or gritstone make the national park in the center of England a paradise for walkers and cyclists. Starting a route is easy if you are heading to a beautiful destination! The summits, gorges and viewpoints in this list are easily approachable on well-maintained paths.
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Darstellung
Berggipfel
· Derbyshire
Kinder Scout
Derbyshire
With 636 meters (2,087 ft), the moorland plateau Kinder Scout is the highest point of the Peak ...
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Berggipfel
· Derbyshire
Parkhouse Hill
Derbyshire
With its neighbor, Chrome Hill, this elevation is surprisingly spiky and rises from the soft hills ...
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Berggipfel
· Derbyshire
Chrome Hill
Derbyshire
Like a resting dinosaur, the spikes of the “Dragon’s Back” emerge from the soft landscape of the ...
von Lorenza Keck,
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Aussichtspunkt
· Derbyshire
Surprise View
Derbyshire
From here, the Peak District National Park can be admired best – especially during sunset.
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Aussichtspunkt
· Derbyshire
Monsal Head
Derbyshire
A stunning view of Monsal Dale opens up in front of one of the most popular viewpoints in Derbyshire. ...
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Naturdenkmal
· Derbyshire
Stanage Edge
Derbyshire
This large gritstone edge is located in the Peak District National Park overlooking Derbyshire and ...
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Berggipfel
· Staffordshire
The Roaches
Staffordshire
Towering above the Peak District National Park in Staffordshire, the Roaches is a popular ...
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Berggipfel
· Derbyshire
Mam Tor
Derbyshire
Walking up the 517-meter (1,696-ft) high “Mother Hill” should definitely be on your bucket list when ...
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Schlucht
· Staffordshire
Lud's Church
Staffordshire
The 18-meter (59-ft) deep chasm was created through a landslip in the Roaches’ gritstone.
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Berggipfel
· Derbyshire
Grin Low Hill
Derbyshire
At the top of this hill, there is the popular Solomon’s Temple. On clear days, you can see as far as ...
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Berggipfel
· Kirklees
Black Hill
Kirklees
This elevation in the Peak District National Park truly lives up to its name. The summit plateau is ...
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Schlucht
· Derbyshire
Padley Gorge
Derbyshire
This beautiful and magical gorge is ideal for a family trip. Follow the path along the soft streams ...
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