The most beautiful places in Peak District National Park
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.
With 636 meters (2,087 ft), the moorland plateau Kinder Scout is the highest point of the Peak ...
With its neighbor, Chrome Hill, this elevation is surprisingly spiky and rises from the soft hills ...
Like a resting dinosaur, the spikes of the “Dragon’s Back” emerge from the soft landscape of the ...
From here, the Peak District National Park can be admired best – especially during sunset.
A stunning view of Monsal Dale opens up in front of one of the most popular viewpoints in Derbyshire. ...
This large gritstone edge is located in the Peak District National Park overlooking Derbyshire and ...
Towering above the Peak District National Park in Staffordshire, the Roaches is a popular ...
Walking up the 517-meter (1,696-ft) high “Mother Hill” should definitely be on your bucket list when ...
The 18-meter (59-ft) deep chasm was created through a landslip in the Roaches’ gritstone.
At the top of this hill, there is the popular Solomon’s Temple. On clear days, you can see as far as ...
This elevation in the Peak District National Park truly lives up to its name. The summit plateau is ...
This beautiful and magical gorge is ideal for a family trip. Follow the path along the soft streams ...