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Limestone Way

Stretches 74km from Castleton to Rocester through limestone dales and pastoral countryside with moderate, rolling terrain and occasional steep sections in the Peak District. Best tackled in stages—some segments suit families and buggies (particularly southern stretches), but northern portions involve stiles, rocky paths and challenging climbs. Dogs welcome throughout on leads near livestock. Rewards include dramatic White Peak scenery, historic market towns, ancient trackways and quintessential

High Peak Trail

Follows a disused railway line through the Peak District with a remarkably flat, well-surfaced path – perfect for families, buggies, and wheelchairs. Dogs welcome on leads. Stretches 17 miles from Cromford to Dowlow, passing old viaducts and lime kilns with sweeping views across limestone valleys. Can be walked in sections or cycled, with easy access points throughout. Former railway stations now serve as cafés and information centres, making this one of Derbyshire's most accessible trails for a

Peak District Boundary Walk Stage 12

Monsal Trail

Peak District Boundary Walk Stage 13

Tackles 16km of challenging Peak District terrain with steep climbs and rocky sections—not suitable for buggies or young children. Dogs welcome on this remote stage crossing moorland and valley paths. Rewards effort with dramatic limestone dales, ancient woodland, and sweeping upland views that showcase why the Peak District earned National Park status. Proper boots and navigation skills essential.