The Peak District National Park
This historic and picturesque market town on the banks of the river Wye is home of the famous pudding & the largest farmer’s market in the UK (3 miles away)
Home of the famous Blue John stone, there are four caverns to explore around this beautiful village as well as Peveril Castle and the incredible walk on Mam Tor and The Great Ridge (30 min drive)
The nation’s favourite stately home (3 miles away)
Spectacular 3 mile limestone gorge carved out of the landscape by the River Dove (30 min drive)
The extraordinary plague village (25 min drive)
Described as “the most perfect house to survive from the Middle Ages” Haddon Hall has over 900 years of history and is a truly unique family home. (2 miles away)
Start of the Pennine Way and the highest point in the Peak District with some of the most beautiful and challenging walks in the National Park (30 min drive)
A Victorian seaside resort without the seaside! (15 min drive)
Stretching from Baslow to Stanage these ridges are a favourite with rock climbers and hikers alike (15 min drive)
A cycle and pedestrian trail that runs for 8 ½ miles through the national park. The trail head is in the hills between Rowsley and Bakewell (2 miles away) and the trail ends just outside Buxton
Ladybower‚ Derwent and Howden‚ backdrop to some lovely walks & flat cycling trails. Bicycles can be hired at the Upper Derwent Visitor Centre. (30 min drive)