Gratton Grange Farm

Limestone Way

Stretches 74km through the limestone heart of Derbyshire and Staffordshire, linking Matlock to Castleton via steep ascents, exposed ridges, and field paths across the White Peak. Terrain varies from gentle riverside sections to challenging climbs—unsuitable for buggies and demanding for young children. Dogs welcome but keep leads handy near livestock, which you'll encounter frequently. Rewards you with dramatic dales, historic quarries, and quintessential Peak District villages, best tackled in

High Peak Trail

Follows a former railway line along mostly flat, well-surfaced paths through the Peak District – perfect for families, buggies, and dogs. Gentle gradients make this accessible for all ages, with stunning limestone dale views and several access points letting you tackle shorter sections. Spans 27km from Cromford to Dowlow, passing old stations now serving refreshments. Ideal for cycling too, offering an easy way to experience Peak District scenery without the usual climbs.

Peak District Boundary Walk Stage 13

Tackles 16km of varied terrain with significant climbs through classic Peak District moorland and valleys. Steep sections and uneven ground make this unsuitable for buggies or young children – better suited to experienced walkers with good fitness. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock. Rewards effort with sweeping upland views and that satisfying sense of conquering proper Peak District country on this challenging boundary section.

Roystone Grange Trail

Follows an easy, mostly flat farm track through historic Roystone Grange's medieval field systems and limestone landscape in the White Peak. Perfect for families and buggies, with gentle gradients and wide paths. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Outstanding for history buffs—see old farm buildings, ancient walls, and information boards explaining the archaeology. Great year-round walk combining heritage with accessible Peak District scenery.

Peak District Boundary Walk Stage 12