Peak District Breaks
action packed or relaxed
you decide!
The Peak District is one of the UK's most popular walking destinations. The landscapes are spectacular, and there are many mapped out trails and routes that you can follow. There is something for everyone, from challenging treks up hills and crags to simple strolls in the countryside. There are also over 150 free guided walks lead by Authority Rangers who are also qualified first aiders. They are specialised in navigation, landscape and archaeology.
Easy walks
A range of short walks in a variety of areas.
Matlock walks
A selection of walks right on your doorstep.
Great walks
The Peak District has a huge choice of walks ranging from high moorland treks to gentle riverside and rambles. Our selection here covers all sorts of terrain, through woods, past historic houses, across fields and through pretty villages.
Moorland & Valley
These routes take the moorland and the valleys to give mixed walks with a variety of scenery.
Town trails
Explore the historic market towns and pretty villages on one of these self-guided town trails. Find out about the wealth of interesting buildings, the people who lived in them and don’t miss out on the nicest nooks and crannies.
High climbs
Challenge yourself to a trail walk through the superb Peak District landscape. Choose from high level routes such as the Pennine Way to riverside ones such as the Derwent Valley Heritage Way, stopping at a different place every night.