Hoodlands Farm Campsite

Penistone Boundary Walk

Loops the historic market town of Penistone through a mix of farmland, woodland paths and quiet lanes with moderate climbs – expect some steep sections and potentially muddy stretches after rain. Suitable for older children but not buggies due to stiles and uneven terrain. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards you with sweeping views across the Pennine foothills and glimpses of local heritage including old boundary markers and stone features that tell the town's story.

Peak District Boundary Walk Stage 7

Tackles 17km of moorland and farmland with moderate climbs through classic Peak District scenery. Terrain varies from grassy paths to rocky sections—expect some steep ascents and descents that make this unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock, which you'll encounter frequently. Rewards with sweeping valley views and that satisfying sense of covering serious ground on a long-distance trail segment.

Peak District Boundary Walk Stage 8

Tackles 17km of moorland and gritty edges with significant ascent, including rocky terrain that's challenging underfoot. Definitely not buggy-friendly and too demanding for young children—this is proper hillwalking requiring navigation skills and decent fitness. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near sheep on open moorland. Rewards you with sweeping Peak District views and that satisfying sense of crossing wild, remote country that makes the effort worthwhile.

Pen-Den Trail

Old Salt Road