Rivendale Caravan and Leisure Park

Peak Pilgrimage

Explores the dramatic landscape of the Peak District with steep climbs and rocky terrain that demand good fitness. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to rugged paths and significant elevation changes. Dogs welcome but keep them on leads near livestock, common throughout this working countryside. Rewards effort with sweeping moorland views, limestone dales, and classic Peak District scenery that justifies its pilgrimage name.

Peak District Boundary Walk Stage 14

Tackles moderate to steep inclines across open moorland and farmland with some rugged sections – not suitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock. Covers 12.4km of the Peak District's perimeter, offering sweeping views across varied landscapes where upland meets lowland, showcasing the national park's dramatic boundary terrain. Proper boots essential for potentially boggy ground.

Roystone Grange Trail

Follows ancient packhorse routes through atmospheric limestone dales with well-preserved medieval field systems and industrial archaeology. Mostly gentle walking on clear paths, though some sections cross rough pasture and include moderate climbs. Generally suitable for older children with stamina, but uneven ground rules out buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near grazing livestock. Highlights include historic barns, lead mining remains, and sweeping views across the White Peak – a fascinating blen

Walk from Dovedale to Milldale, Dovedale

Limestone Way